Minecraft's Next Update Should Push the Boundaries of Enchanting

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Minecraft's Wild Update is still hot off the presses, which means that Mojang has given very little indication of what might be next. It'll probably be many months before the sandbox game's next major update, but both Mojang and its fans are always looking to the future. Minecraft could evolve in a variety of ways in the next major update, ranging from classic biome overhauls to a once-teased rework of combat. Mojang may want to look into updating a more specific feature of the game, however: enchanting, one of the most fundamental forms of player progression in Survival.

Enchanted items make a world of difference in Minecraft. With the help of Minecraft enchantments, players can earn vastly more ore while mining, obliterate monsters, and enhance their own durability more than armor alone can. Still, while the system is engaging, the list of enchantments available largely favors certain types of items and doesn't tap into a variety of other potential uses for the system. Mojang would be wise to try to rectify this in a future update. Enchanting in Minecraft would be far more engaging if players had a wider variety of possible enchantments to get, new enchantments for certain blocks, and perhaps even a better way to control the enchantments they get.

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At the moment, the Minecraft enchanting system heavily favors combat. Players can choose from a wide variety of useful buffs for their weapons and armor, including a lot of enchantments that are exclusive to Minecraft's swords, bows, helmets, boots, and so on. In contrast, Minecraft tools fall a little by the wayside. The game does feature some excellent tool enchantments like Fortune and Silk Touch, but the list of options is