Herobrine vs Terrarian

So i stumbled across this giant lavafall when I was finding caves.

Version: 26.3
Seed: 7255256736434833323
Coordinates: 640 84 -729

Are lavafalls this long common in Minecraft?

I've seen a lot of people recomend Chakram or Frisbee. I think Chakram would be better because Frisbee doesn't sound very minecraft. Or they could name it Flydisc.

Throwing Disc, which acts like a boomerang with ricochet physics—bouncing off walls up to a set limit while slowing down with each impact before returning to your hand. It’s crafted using 4 pieces of material and comes in Copper, Iron, Gold, Diamond, and Netherite tiers so you can match it to your armor set, and it’s officially heading into testing next year.

Also now we have chakrams, neat

I'm seed hunting a little at the moment and found out that some natural 12 eye portals don't actually activate. Most certainly do, but those are two that don't.

Does anyone here know what causes this?

After seeing the new weapon dropped, I’m lowkey hyped but they are calling it a throwing disk, but isn’t it just a chakram? Like both are throwable circular weapons.

This includes mobs from dungeons, dungeons 2, legends, and mob vote losers. Out of all of these, who would you want to see in the main game the most?

A trident requires finding, fighting drowned on top of very little chances of it dropping in Java. Let alone the fact that drowned are kind of rare compared to its zombie counterparts in Java. Then, you need to get Loyalty enchantment for it to be usable.

The return to player mechanism of the new disc is so enticing but I also think the trident is going to be forgotten by most players. The trident might only be used for niche uses I predict. What do you think?

Personally, I love the addition but it also kind of feels unbalanced in the weapon ecosystem.

Yes, lightning and fast travel underwater is still helpful from the trident but like I said, mostly niche uses. Most players with a maxed out trident will have an elytra which is way faster.

What are your thoughts?

i really didnt think they’d actually announce anything today lol, so that’s nice!

ALSOOO full offhand support is FINALLY coming to bedrock!!! i was also hoping for a vibrant visuals announcement for java… we could still get it next drop i guess

I've seen a lot of posts imagining new biomes and terrain for the Sift, which i like. It's really cool seeing all these ideas for probably one of the biggest updates ever. But what i think a lot of people aren't doing is looking at Dungeons 2. We litterally have 3 biomes already given to us, which are probably coming too in some way. I'm not saying i hate the ideas, but if we are getting the Sift FROM dungeons 2, then we should probably look AT dungeons 2 for the biomes & features

This is probably a dumb post but I was looking through minecraft.net and I this which is from a parent guide to Minecraft thing.

This is official art

Link it: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/parents--guide-minecraft

It would be cool if the throwing discs act like an arrow and bounced back in the dispenser.

Most likely it will just drop the item.

(Its the saw blade from the stonecutter.)

Hello! First of all, I know that the update has come to an end. Secondly, the picture used here is taken from an earlier post on this forum.

Mojang has blessed us with some new blocks in this update (26.4). We finally have brick variants of both snow and calcite blocks!

So, while I was building a house out of granite, I started wondering: "Why hasn't Mojang added brick variants of the well-known andesite, diorite and granite blocks? We already have the regular and chiseled versions, so why not brick versions as well?"

Personally, I also think that the regular brick texture could have some variations. The same colour, but with a larger brick pattern. The "Actions & Stuff" add-on on Bedrock Edition does something similar. Since the double-slab texture is its own texture, they made all the double-slab textures into different variations of the same block, instead of simply using the regular block texture we have today.

I'm not necessarily saying that Mojang should do this, even though it's quite a clever idea. But I do think that having more variations of existing blocks would be a really nice addition.

The mob_griefing gamerule should be split into hostile / neutral / passive / custom. 

Examples:
/gamerule mob_griefing hostile false
/gamerule mob_griefing custom true

If custom is active, each mob and category can be toggled separately. 

Mobs
This includes every mob that griefs. 

Categories

If you toggle a category, every mob with this ability changes this specific category to true/false.
Example:
/gamerule mob_griefing vegetation false

• villagers do not longer harvest and plant crops

• rabbits do not longer eat carrot crops

• sheep do not longer eat grass

• bees do not longer pollinate crops

If you toggle a mob, it changes all its abilities to true/false. 
Example:
/gamerule mob_griefing minecraft:villager false

• villagers do not longer harvest and plant crops

• villagers do not longer pick up drops 

If you toggle a specific ability of a mob, it changes this specific ability to true/false.
Example:
/gamerule mob_griefing minecraft:villager vegetation false

• villagers do not longer harvest and plant crops

/gamerule mob_griefing true and /gamerule mob_griefing false would still work as usual. 

Sorry for the quality, i took the picture from my pc screen:)

In my opinion, the Deep Ocean biome isn't actually that deep. I think Minecraft should add Oceanic Trenches: deep, narrow underwater canyons that go all the way down to deepslate.

These trenches would be almost completely dark, with bioluminescent plants, fish and maybe even some rare underwater structures to explore.

The Barnacle: 

This would be a great opportunity to finally introduce the Barnacle. It could lurk at the bottom of the trenches, using its tongue-like tentacle to grab players and drag them down into the depths. 

Since Barnacles would only spawn deep down in the dark trenches, you wouldn't have to worry about getting dragged underwater while riding your boat on the ocean's surface. 

Anglerfish (Lanternfish): 

Another idea is to add the Anglerfish, with its glowing lure hanging above its head, although I think Lanternfish would be a more fitting name. 

You could catch one in a bucket and use it as a light source to illuminate the dark waters of the Oceanic Trenches. 

Freezing Effect: 

Maybe staying near the bottom for too long could slowly cause you to freeze, since the water would be much colder down there. Wearing leather armor could prevent the freezing effect. 

Glow Torches and Magma Blocks: 

Mojang could also add Glow Torches that work underwater. They could be crafted with a stick and a Glow Ink Sac, giving glow ink another use. Placing a Glow Torch nearby could also prevent you from freezing. 

Magma Blocks could also generate at the bottom of these trenches, providing a source of light and air when needed. However, their bubble columns would also drag you down, making the trenches even more dangerous to explore. Standing on Magma Blocks could also prevent the freezing effect.

New content announcement from Midoffs!