More information about Minecraft Earth revealed in latest Ask Mojang episode
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What you need to know
Minecraft Earth hasn’t evadedsome deserved criticismfor its monetization practices, but has evolved a lot since its introduction, adding new mechanics, blocks, items and much more. In the latest episode of Ask Mojang on YouTube, some members of the Minecraft Earth team answered a few questions about the future of the game and how it can continue to be better. You can’t shove a ton of information into a video just over four minutes long, but there are some interesting tidbits there.
Only time will tell how much of this will actually come to fruition, but it’s clear that the team behind Minecraft Earth isn’t planning to slow down any time soon. I just hope they don’t lose focus of how the core features of the game still aren’t perfect, because I know I haven’t been hooked on Minecraft Earth like I wanted to.
Are you excited about these potential changes? What do you want to see from Minecraft Earth? Let us know in the comments below!
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