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Minecraft Know returns in October

Last year's plan for an personal Minecraft Fete was scrapped in Abut 2020 because, as you have no doubt already guessed, of the Covid-19 pandemic. Instead, fans were treated to Minecraft Live, an online event that ran in October of that twelvemonth. Today Mojang declared that information technology will return for 2021 with "succulent Minecraft news," chats with calm creators, and a community that will for some reason "actually influence the gamey."

The show testament begin at 9 am PT/12 pm ET/5 atomic number 61 BT or your local equal on October 16—at that place's a map below if you're not bound about that kind of thing—, and will be streamed on the ex officio Minecraft Facebook, YouTube, and Vellication accounts, as well as at minecraft.net.

"The guest list includes new and common faces from Mojang Studios, our astonishing community, and a surprisal visual aspect surgery two," Mojang said. "On the menu you will find in-depth interviews, exciting reveals, a nail-biting balloting, and puns galore! In stead of gifts, please send back positive vibes so the power doesn't go out."

Mojang said that more entropy about what's in store will be revealed closer to the register date, but ace thing I would expect to figure for the most part is the Minecraft 1.18 update, the second depart of Caves & Cliffs, which became a thing in April when Mojang cut the planned big update in two and delayed the last half until later this year. It will still be a big update, though, delivering a complete overhaul to caves, new biomes and sub-biomes, new blocks and items, and something titled the Warden. (In type there's whatever head, it's not a good something.)

A unwaveringly release escort for the 1.18 update still hasn't been announced simply the end of 2021 is a lot closer now than IT was and so, and Minecraft Live seems to me like a fine time to boom it pull down—operating theater maybe symmetric do a storm rollout.

As for the personal Minecraft Festival, Mojang and Microsoft on the face of it had a better grasp on the world of Covid-19 than most separate game companies: It deferred the show all the way of life into 2022. A to a greater extent specific engagement hasn't been solidifying.

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