Minecraft Needs A HUGE Makeover... (Again)! 

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For the 4-pixel hit box, I think it could cause issues if you want to hit through the block - such as when fighting a mob or something. I think the best solution would honestly be something similar to the create mod, where the same type of block can be placed adjacent to another when clicking on the side or along it. That way a long chain can be made just by clicking on the same chain multiple times!

Redwood forest needs to be in minecraft, it is such a unique atmostphere where trees make you feel like a dwarf. At some point of time, anyone with the knowledge of redwood trees has thought about this. thanks for pointing it out.

I would love a "farm and forage" update, giving us new crops and things to harvest and more integration from farming with redstone, a bit similar to what the create mod did.

I would love for them to implement more atmospheric changes! Especially in the "Windswept Hills" it would be amazing to actually hear the whistling of wind gales, or to see small grey and white wisps of wind scatter across the area. That, and I would love more color variety in leaf blocks! There are so many green shades, but only recently did we get Pink. I'd love to go to a forest that's absolutely kitted out in red and orange and golden and brown fall colors!!

Minecraft would be so much better if they added some of your ideas. I hope they are listening to the community so we get one of the best Minecraft updates in 1.22

I feel like caves could use actual ambient sounds instead of just the cave noises. Like rocks falling, the cave settling, and just a general low humming drone in the background. While not exactly scary it would make caves very unsettling and uncomfortable. I think thats something they could use. Also i think a subtle wind sound if the cave you're in has an exit on 2 sides would be sick. Mostly to let you know you aren't walking into a dead end. I have to imagine it would be wierd to code and might not be possible, but it would be sick.

The problem with increasing hit boxes for blocks like chains is they can’t be used for farms anymore since the player can’t interact on the other side of the chain. Maybe implement a feature where pressing ctrl allows you to click anywhere to place these types of blocks?

the cheats thing he mentioned should not be changed. Like I agree with having self control if you don't like that. I don't feel like removing a feature I personally like would benefit the entire community, just a small number of players. If anything, there could just be an option when you create a new world to remove that feature alltogether instead of it affecting every world type

I think the redwood forest would be awesome!

There's a very good reason you can choose whether to turn cheats on or off when starting a lan world: if you normally play with cheats on, it allows you to turn them off when someone comes to visit. In the same way, using cheats to give a friend a quick head-start if they're visiting an established world isn't all that ridiculous. Not everyone plays the game the same way, I personally often tend to keep them on and then not use them unless the situation really calls for it

Addition to #4, the Particles. Please make an Option for the render distance of these. When walking through a cherry biome, you can only see the leaves falling for those lousy 15 blocks, it would be so much nicer and immersive if particles were visible from a greater distance

The allow cheats should not be removed. Sure people use it to cheat in hardcore but it comes in handy in the case if your world hardcore or not uses data packs and some datapacks i have used in the past need cheats on for initial setup. Also If you need to change settings incase of an update to a datapack and you again need to make changes. Removing the allow cheats button will lock people completely out of these settings since they are basically command line based. Case in point I had a datapack in a survival world completely break because Minecraft updated from 1.19.1 to 1.19.2 And enabling the cheats was the only way to fix the issue after the datapack it's self was updated to 1.19.2.

The craziest thing about this video is that it was THIS easy to make it just because mods exist... Therefore I thank you modders. You are the true heros of this game. This is why I have stopped playing vanilla Minecraft for YEARS now... and I never missed it.

I agree with most things, but I strongly disagree with removing cheats at 6:00. I enjoy that they give players absolute freedom to play the game as they desire. This feels more like a personal self control issue. As a workaround, I'm sure there are simple mods out there that can disable the option. I think adding an official shader pack would be cool, but disagree that it looks out dated. Vanilla is still extremely popular, and allows flexibility on playing through every platform. People enjoy and are very used to the general aesthetic. Forcing any of those changes on the millions of players that love the base game would probably be in poor taste.

Backpacks can be made from shulkers and a new material from the end. That way it doesn't replace shulkers, and enhances the end just a little bit

Great ideas! They also need to add in all the features they promised in all the previous biome votes (termites, ostriches, baobab trees, etc.).

About the better inventory management: I feel like the issue is even bigger for item storages. If they just implement something similar to what Stardew Valley has, then that would be a huge time saver for so many people.

I talked with one of my friends about it before, but the issue I have with ambient sounds is they need an explanation. A jungle biome with very lively ambient sounds, but not a living thing in sight would take away from the experience more bc of the dissonance between what you're hearing and what you're seeing.

The easel would be one of the most expressive and encouraging additions we could see. Giving dyes even more use, and even feathers!

And we will make it happen together

Lots of these features would be perfect for the Jeracraft Minecraft server!

I got a lot of things to say so bear with me. As much as I like the idea of biome specific sounds and/or music, one of the original charming things of Minecraft was how music and sounds weren’t subjective, and just played completely randomly. It’s hard to describe that feeling mundanely mining out an area and suddenly a song starts playing. With the cheats one I think it is really just an issue of self control. On Bedrock we have a confirm cheats pop-up that tells you achievements will disable if you continue. You play survival for the experience, and if you don’t want that then just go in a creative world. Also just an additional few things I’d want in the game: -more nature features. Things like the snow on stuff but also things like auroras visible from mountaintops and varying amounts of stars visible at night, and maybe even constellations -simple thing but a few more pottery shards, stuff like an directional arrows, a sun and moon, weather symbols, a flower, maybe a few more animals, a clock and compass, a boat, and some tool icons -fireflies (yes I am still salty about that, I keep finding places in my world where they would be perfect) -glass pane-type forms for copper grates and tinted glass -some of the stuff from caves and cliffs concept art, like stone chests and pots, and the crystal cave biome thing. And of course that birch forest

Unironically i think one of the simplest things that bothers me is there is no real way to see exact biome borders without using F3, which doesn't exist on Bedrock. They should add a setting that gives a little "Now Entering: Taiga Biome" text whenever your biome changes.

Some thoughts concerning your ideas on this subject... -I personally like your idea for custom tabs as it could become a major time saver for building in creative, however it could be a bit hard to add with custom banners and whatnot -The backpack idea I have heard a lot over time which I think is a great way to have the player gain inventory space as they progress, however I think that just adding more inventory space could be a much simpler solution -I personally don't see the 4 pixel hitboxes as much of a problem (I build in creative a lot and I have yet to encounter this issue) -The ambient sounds and particle effects are a very good suggestion as it breaths a lot of life into the game overall - The shield and totem issue would probably be best solved by making them less visible in first person, as I think that adding necklaces would feel a bit overkill and probably wouldn't fit the game as much -As for cheats, I don't think its as much of an issue, it just comes down to how determined you are on playing the way you want to play -I personally prefer map art over any addition of easier alternatives as I like how difficult it is to make something that elaborate in survival, and it makes it feel better when you finally accomplish it -As for performance, I think that this is a very good suggestion -As for the game becoming easier, I think it comes down to the game moving away from survival/progression and more into a more creative field, which I think is for the better. However I think that it could still be made more challenging, such as updating old structures, making certain ores harder to find, revisiting mobs like the ender dragon and elder guardian, ec.)

I feel like they should either combine banners, paintings, item frame maps, and shield designs, or just replace all of the customization with banners and stuff with custom paintings that can be placed onto your shield or banners, and maybe placing them onto beds too, it kinda just feels like they have a bunch of separate stuff just for designs on flat objects when they could just make one system for designs on those objects and just use it for all of them

“Mojang actually listens to its community” funniest shit I’ve heard all year and it’s the 26th of December

I would be so happy if they added a redwood forest, I live in Oregon only a two hour drive away from a redwood forest, the feeling you get standing among the towering trees that look like they stretch to the sky is enchanting. There are also a good amount of block they could add to make it drastically different from a taiga, from some types of foliage and plant blocks, and maybe a block that looks like the floor of a redwood forest, and obviously some redwood logs, wood, etc. I just thought this all up in a few minutes without any in-depth research on redwoods.

Your suggestions would add so much life to the game, I hope they listen! My favorite are small things like sounds and particle effects, QoL updates basically. Minecraft is showing its age, and I want it to feel more adventure-y and alive, like a sandbox world should.

This is a fantastic video, with a great many good ideas in it. I love the idea of backpacks appearing as a tab on the inventory when you pick them up. (Seven leather in a capital i shape with two string in the empty spots ought to be a good crafting recipe, costing enough to make it a little work to get one, but not so much that you couldn't accomplish it easily early game.) Having multiple backpack tabs in creative (because you would only be able to carry one at a time in survival) would make designing builds much quicker and easier. The leather in the recipe would mean dyes could be used to colour code backpacks, and being able to change the name on the fly while accessing them would mean an anvil wouldn't be needed and craft-able name tags wouldn't need to become a thing. Having extra ambient sounds for each biome, to help bring them more to life would be good. The concept of necklaces (such as a totem necklace, a horn necklace, or a spyglass necklace - recipe being five string in the top two rows making a helmet recipe shape, with the item to go on the necklace in the bottom middle spot), together with a keybind that could be used to equip the item for right-clicking (e.g. [r] + [right click]) would mean it wouldn't have to be switched onto the hotbar first too. I don't know that the easel would be such a good idea for something in-game, but having access to some stripped down image editing software (a Mojang-ified Microsoft Paint?) via a button on the main menu would mean players could create their own artwork to then use in-game, within an environment that could have options to produce 1x1, 2x1, 1x2, etc designs that could go on paintings or banners, removing the need to use item frames, maps, and a large area of any world to achieve the same effect. Artwork would be stored locally on the users computer, but Realms could offer the facility to upload created artwork for use in a players Realms world, while also allowing Mojang to run artwork through image recognition software, to enable them to enact some content moderation without needing the player reporting system first (private servers could upload their artwork into the relevant folder, with player reporting being used to have Mojang review possibly over-realistic aubergine, peach, melon, etc. artwork). The editor could also have its own clipboard, to prevent copying and pasting into its workspace, thus requiring all artwork to be user generated, introducing an obstacle to the creation of undesired content, while not preventing a user from creating it for use in their own worlds if it's them creating it from scratch. More snow covered blocks, like the stairs and fences you showed would be fantastic.

I like that you can switch to cheats as it is useful if I die to a glitch and need to get stuff back but it should be a bit harder to access or maybe there should be a command history

I do like the idea of backpacks. I've used them in another mod, as well as the necklace and such tab, and they really do help clean up the player's inventory, although one could argue that having a chest monster on your back is just as much a con as a pro. The controls themselves actually could use a cleanup first. Some mods add sort features for chests which really help a lot, as well as a simple click and drag feature that allows you to swipe a load of items into your inventory (or back into a chest) instead separately clicking each stack. This latter feature I probably miss the most whenever I've used it and then switched back to vanilla minecraft. Lowering/changing the orientation for shields/totems. YES. I downloaded something from vanilla tweaks that does this and it makes things sooo much better. There's no balancing issue with allowing people to see their screen better. One could argue there is with a totem necklace as currently it's all about making the choice between blocking on demand vs getting an extra life, but seeing past the items you're holding just makes sense. Like, no one in their right mind would hold items in front of their face while running, lol. I'm on the fence about LAN cheats. I have a world without cheats enabled that I've spent a LOT of time and effort on, but I have used the LAN cheat feature in a world copy a couple times to experiment with a few things since I get to use the exact terrain and current building locations see what's going on - it's also a world that began in 1.16 and was upgraded over time to 1.20, which is why the exact terrain feature is so important to me. I can't just regenerate the seed and see my current world. But I get why you dislike the feature, because it allows people to cheat death in a hardcore world if they know about it. Larger hitboxes. Amazing for creative builders, total nightmare for technical minecrafters. Unfortunately these small hitboxes are actually extremely important for a variety of redstone contraptions and mob farms, so as much as I like the idea of more easily being able to spam chains and window panes, I'm gonna vote no on that one. Ambient sounds could get a little overwhelming if they're too busy sounding. We'd need a separate volume control for these if they were ever implemented. I actually have something downloaded from vanilla tweaks that turns off all the ambient cave sounds and significantly lowers the sound of nether portals and the eating sound. Some sounds are incredibly noisy for people like me. I really wish I could also lower the sound for your tool breaking and when skeletons take damage, because those sounds make me jump out of my skin when they occur unexpectedly. I think it's the high pitch tones that make me jump. I also generally have the music turned off as well. Combat. Not much to say there as I began playing in the late days of 1.15 and never went through the combat change, but I definitely hate that potions are unstackable. I'm not sure I understand the logic of being able to hold an entire stack of steaks to consume, but can't hold more than a single bottle. It just feels like a weird leftover concept from the days when food items were unstackable. It also makes my storage a nightmare. If they want a tradeoff, I'd be more than happy to make the brewing process harder just so that I can stack my potions in the end.

I hope Mojang will listen once again !

Same thing for me with playing survival. However i don't think it's meant to be the main focus of the game anyway. After all it is a sandbox game and not a survial one. But i still agree that the button should be moved to somewhere like the world edit screen.

My hot take is I think inventory is fine in survival. But custom tabs in creative is long overdue. Also larger hitboxes for chains etc is great as long as it doesn't affect redstone and block interaction, just player placement. Also generally I'm in favor of expanding the scope/developing existing features before adding new ones, so snow under fences and stuff is much better than adding something brand new imo

Great ideas! The biggest thing I want is a farming overhaul and more cooking options

Mojang say that:. Jeb had said a few years back that ["they wont be adding any new dimensions before they finish updating the current ones"]. With that in mind, they're more likely working on updating the end. Plus, remember that the last time they released a ''combat update'',it was the same update where they added new content to the end........ so yes no more dimensions for now....

New and old Minecraft blocks and items would feel like they all fit together more if they revisit some old blocks and give them more uses rather than just adding them and forgetting. Mangrove roots have no purpose other than being compostable, but if they were able to be crafted into sticks, that would make them much more appealing to collect and in newer updates the axe can be used to scrape bark off of logs and oxidization off copper blocks. If they use this for older blocks like being able to scrape the moss off of mossy cobblestone and mossy bricks that would make the mechanic feel more normal and give more things to do with those blocks.

Mini map and way points pleeeaaasse lol (bookmarking places, etc.) oh and more mobs! Lots more! We've been stuck with the same enemies in the overworld for so long.

Nice video, Most of the ideas here I like. The larger hit boxes, ambient sounds and particle effects are definitely great improvements as would optimising the game better and providing visual improvements. The LAN cheats doesn't really bother me as I can see why thay might be needed in some cases and for those actually cheating, well that is a shame but probably mostly impacts them more than me. I do love the idea of being able to create your own paintings and use them across worlds. The inventory management problem is not an easy one to fix IMO, it has different challenges in different aspects of the game which is why I think bundles ultimately fail to solve the problem, by the time you start crafting them you have a bigger problem than what they solve, my solution would be multi faceted. 1) Leather chestplates expand your inventory to twice the size (double chest) 2) A new chestplate enchantment with three tiers is added that can add one extra row of inventory per tier - meaning a leather chest plate could tripple your inventory. 3) Gold/diamond hoppers that provide some degree of item filtering making automatic storage possible for most players (less redstone know how required) 4) enchantable shulkers to provide item inventory utility. As for other ideas I would like to see, an overhaul of enchanting in minecraft with the enchanting table made central to the process, minecarts improved as well as transport in general, more variation in terain features (like trees) and structure generation, exploration improvements, and I would love to see a fully redone weather system (and even seasons could be great). Thanks again for another cool video

After performance, utility, and visual improvements I think Minecraft really needs an overworld update. Improve the oceans by adding more biomes, expanding existing ones, allowing access to normal ores such as having them grow on coral, create deeper oceans, add easier way to explore it, more aquatic mobs hostile and not, maybe a few extra structures, and making it so that the only way to get the trident is from an ocean monument. Expand on existing biomes such as deserts, badlands, mushroom islands, icespikes, and savannas. Like adding new mobs, block, mechanics or other features. Deserts should have better cactuses which could be some kind of wood alternative kind of like bamboo, more dead bushes, maybe it's own kind of tree, more realistic looking dunes, interesting rock formation, upgrade the desert well and temple to be more interesting and fun, add giant scorpions which you can kill for a potion of poison resistance, Mongolian death worm inspired mob, and maybe an oasis too. Badlands could have illager bandits, vultures, tumble weeds, rattle snakes, bison, wild west styled villages/villagers, and change generation to be more realistic. The Mushroom Islands need the biggest changes. Which probably could be adding a new mushroom tree wood type which when placed near plants speeds up their growth, more mushroom based mobs none of which should be hostile, mobs inspired by cordyceps infections of insects, a huge upgrade in terrain generation for this biome to make it more interesting, and adding mushroom shrubs some of which should produce a green glow at night. For the icespsike biome I think the spikes should be more jagged, change the ice it's made out of to be some type of new ice which can't melt and also can stop any plants on the block above it from growing, adding ores inside the spikes themselves like iron, coal, or copper, and maybe a new type of mob to go with it like maybe a yeti mob. Finally for the savanna it needs more big animals, lions, cheetahs, leopards, elephants, rhinos, hippos, giraffes, and ostrichs, maybe a new tree type, and a huge terrmite mound structure you can explore for unique loot. I know adding these features would take a very long time but I hope they add stuff like this one day. Or that someone just makes a mod with all these features.

I REALLY like the idea of ambient sounds in different biomes. The amount of LIFE it would add to minecraft would be phenomenal.

Your an amazing channel, I just found you today and watched your video on custom items, I really enjoyed it and had a question, how would you make custom potion effect and or could you make an *updated* tutorial on maybe taking your custom items to the next level? some ideas would be adding 3d models, custom potion effects, custom player stats etc. if you see this, I will be suprised :)

Good list. I have an ongoing document on my phone of dozens and dozens of changes I would make to Minecraft. For example, I would completely get rid of the durability bar, and replace it with simple visual representations of the items at different stages of decay. And when the item finally breaks, it does not disappear forever, but becomes a “broken” item that simply can’t be used until it is repaired. In my view this would greatly improve the durability system, making it more fun if you could to collect and repair broken items, without the endless waste of making new items, and would eliminate the desperate need to put Mending on everything, helping to balance out the overall system.

I would like to see magical forest biome with brand new trees, colored lights and fireflies, mythological-themed minibosses and brand new mobs, something akin to Twilight Forest mod that stopped existing since 1.8. Also to update mushroom islands, badlands and desert biomes.

Hope they listen because these are all valid points! Also with banners we should be able to have custom bed sheets so we can keep with us

I’m glad I was notified that you uploaded, need to catch up, I only remember the videos where you lost progress as the last thing. So I really am happy that you uploaded!!

3:35 actually comes with its own problems in the fact that you lose the ability to place blocks through the chains, which in of itself has its own uses. (same for placing from below or over)

Jeracraft should really check out the server Wynncraft! I think even he would be amazed at some of their creations!

I would love in minecraft 1. Ambient sounds 2. Jungle update(gorillas, new structure, new blocks and more) 3. Paintings 4. Seasons(Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter) 5. More realistic overlapping blocks(when on leaves is snowing, leaves will turn white like in bedrock)

I think for backpacks, a new slot should be introduced. It would like an accessory slot that could contain elytra, backpacks, maybe a back-held banner (that'd be cool), a back-held shield (for a little bit extra protection, but it can't actively "block"), a hanging lantern/torch/glowstone/etc... item for a following light source, maybe for the totem as well?, an extra reach item (if a crab claw equivalent items gets added eventually), an item vacuum (for extra pick-up distance/speed for experience), and a whole bunch of different options. Also, backpacks would beed to be able to store things when not equiped (maybe).

The painting idea is awesome! And the storage. The storage in the Better Minecraft mod is amazing. Having all the chests connected is a huge time saver.

I think there should be something like a minecraft 2, that wasn't really a sequel, but more like a companion or sister game to minecraft that was basically minecraft but if it was made with modern guidelines from the start. Many of the things introduced before the microsoft acquisition can not be changed because they're either iconic(like the inventory) or their code is a mess(like minekarts or optimization) independently of how outdated they are. But in a new game, they could implement everything the original game already has but remove everything that doesn't go with modern guidelines and standards. And they could update both at the same time without affecting the other.

I'm a big fan of a lot of these changes, especially the first five that honestly seem like no brainers. There are a lot of things Mojang could do to immediately improve the minecraft experience with minimal effort, hopefully they implement some of these someday.

"WoW has never had a problem with inventory" - that's a bold claim.

didnt realize other people also feel tempted by the open to lan option, what ive discovered from making that mistake many times is you quickly lose all sense of progression or committment after that and so ive learned the self control reminding myself like no you'll abandon this world shortly after if you do that - but also i almost always use keep inventory on because i find running back to maybe recover my lost shit incredibly unfun

6:20 in bedrock edition, you cant get advancements if cheats are enabled, they should put this in java, as a way for players to prove that they arent cheating

Whoop Honestly one of the few youtubers I will stop what I am doing to go and watch, cuase your builds are always soooo good

2:25 there really needs to be a section like this. all the /give blocks in 1 place

I strongly agree with many of your points, I have commentary share on those points: Regarding point #5, yes *please* let me see better with the shield. Moreover, something that I think is important to mention is that the shield hitbox also doesn't coincide with the visual element when you go to block (edit: in first person. you can observe the actual hitbox in 3rd person). If you actually want to block, say, an arrow, in order for it to hit the shield, you have to turn to the opposite direction of the shield. I usually have it in my off hand/left hand, so I always have to turn to the right for it to block the arrow, which is extremely annoying. More on point 5 too, you have to be holding totems for them to work, yes? I especially would like to advocate for something like the totem necklace because whenever I'm in a dire situation and need a resurrection, it's because I'm fighting a large quantity of mobs, or just very strong mobs (modded mc), and my sword, shield, and armor weren't enough. I don't have a spare 3rd hand to hold my totem at times, you don't always know when you'll die, and it can be difficult to swap to your totem when panicking, even if it's just the next item over in your hotbar. Regarding point #7, I love the easel as a way to save us hundreds and thousands of blocks, large plots of land, and lots of our time so we don't need a map to do it. However, I don't quite think it should be a stand-in for banners as well (at least, correct me if I'm wrong, the video seemed to suggest that). Something that I love about creating banners is that it requires you to really think and be really creative with how you design stuff. It's not obvious how to make whatever your heart desires. I do think the banner could use more patterns. Does it already have a lot of patterns? Yes, but I believe adding more will give players even greater versatility. Or, heck, even increasing the amount of patterns that can be applied to a banner would be great. Speaking of shields and banners, I'm often disappointed when I have banners with visual elements that are only a pixel or two wide, and that element gets completely erased when I apply it to a shield. I play modded mc a lot, and for example, one of the mods generates structures, some of which containing banners. One of the banners is of a diamond sword, and when I put it on my shield, to my disappointment, it turned into a diamond light saber instead. believe there needs to be a better solution to applying banners to shields than just compressing the image.

If i am being totally honest here i agree with every single one of your takes they make so much sense to add! I really hope mojang sees this video😁

All of these are great ideas! I hope Mojang finally fixes inventory management for us all.

Just my opinions on every single point, if you're willing to read them: 1. Inventory Management. The multiple tabs thing seems okay in Creative. It feels like something Mojang might actually add. But for Survival, with or without backpacks, there's almost no chance. It's too "out of Minecraft", they would think. You can tell based on other things they just refuse to add. 2. Larger Hitboxes. Yup. Add this. It makes perfect sense. The 4 pixel wide hitboxes are just plain stupid. Nothing more needs to be said. 3. Ambient Sounds. A cool idea, but I doubt they would add it. Same problem as 1. it just seems too outside Minecraft. Hearing ambient sounds of animals is too mod-like, and they usually don't add stuff mods already have covered. 4. Particle Effects. This is basically same as 3. as in it's a cool idea but is something that mods already have covered and is a bit too far "outside Minecraft". 5. Smaller Items. There's basically no chance this is going to be added. Texture packs already cover it fully, there just isn't much point. I doubt they'll do anything about it. And the totem equip able in a separate slot will DEFINITELY not be added. Too mod-like, too OP, etc. 6. Remove Lan Cheats. Come on. If you don't want to cheat, don't cheat. If you can't help yourself, you're obviously not fit for playing survival. Just don't try. Seems a bit ridiculous. 7. New Crafting Block. Same as 3 and 4, too outside Minecraft, too mod-like. Would be really fun though. 8. Performance and Visuals. This isn't going to be added for the exact reason you said it should be added. Mods and Shaders cover it. Performance is indeed quite bad, and I'm sure they make minor, minor changes to make it perform better. But nothing about this is likely to change any time soon. 9. Lack of Progression. This can't really be changed. It's too SET. Unless you want to add something like Smithing Templates required for every single armor piece, which is frankly a horrible idea. PLUS. Mods already cover it. Again. Play RLCraft if Minecraft is feeling too easy, and then when you come back from it 5 minutes later you'll be grateful how easy Minecraft is. 10. Better Combat Systems. The current combat system isn't bland, you're thinking of 1.8 or something. It works perfectly. I don't think there's much else to say. If you've read this far I'm impressed. And please just remember this is all my personal opinion, and that I didn't think too heavily about this either.

- Slabs, stairs, walls, etc for material types like concrete and terracotta - slabs, stairs, walls, etc able to be placed vertical and rotated - actually make villagers work for you. Asign a workstation (link unique name to workstation) and let them harvest. In exchange they want to get paid, fed, protected and sheltered. - survival mode that gives a reason to play (besides decorating) after you get diamond gear. Maybe something where you have to defend your base against hordes that can actually destroy everything. Arming villagers, giving them roles (archers, swordsmen, pikemen, cavalry). - generated stats to each enchantment. Example: Fortune 1 will be Fortune 0 - 33%, Fortune 2 will be Fortune 34 - 66%, Fortune 3 will be Fortune 67 - 100%. The higher percentage the bigger the chance to get a boost with the item.

The inventory has to go further than creative. I recommend buttons in chests and inventories to make sorting easier. Like automatically stacking duplicate stacks which aren't full. Or sorting automatically. Etc... Automatically depositing items into a chest...

The backpack idea has a solution but nobody is using it to its full potential and it’s called the shulker box

I love that you mentioned the inventory management and shield screen space issues those have been my biggest lately. I definitely don't agree about the cheats thing tho lol.

What I'd like : 1/ Enhanced graphics and shaders 2/ More sound effect and particles 3/ Enhanced animal models (most are really simple when they could be so much better, mods does that but it is a shame to have to ask modders for things like that) 4/ More animals, bring more life to the game (insects, birds, and everything) 5/ Better trees (make them taller and slightly different from each others) 6/ Cut down the whole tree if a block is destroyed (exept if it has a more than one block wide trunk) 7/ More trees variety (how do we not have yellow/orange/red leaves yet as well as palm trees and such) 8/ Vertical slabs (because wall typically aren't 1 meters wide) and being able to mix different slabs together 9/ More food type (from meat to crops) 10/ Maybe a bit controversial but harder survival (add a water bar, and make food harder to get and to store) because food is typically a problem for the first 30 minutes and then it is just there to annoy you periodically) 11/ More structures 12/ Upgrade transport, give us more than a rowboat and a cart, why not make us craft big working boat and trains Most of it could be done with mods, but if everything is "just download X mods" (while struggling with compatibility issues between them) because the devs aren't doing the necessary work to improve their games, then the game should be an open source free game at that point

Timestamps if anyones curious (Feel free to put in the description): 0:00 - Intro 1:24 - Inventory management (Allow multiple inventories/tabs for creative mode, and can be used for backpacks in the future for survival mode) 3:07 - Change the hitbox size of some blocks to make building easier (Chains, glass panes, iron bars, etc.) 3:43 - Add more ambient sounds (Self explanatory) 4:57 - Change the perspective of some held items (Primarily the shield / Totem) so they don't block your view 5:47 - Remove the ability to enable cheats in survival via LAN mode (Self explanatory) 6:39 - Add an 'easel' crafting block (Used for painting) 7:29 - Performance and visual improvements (Self explanatory) 8:38 - The game is too easy with a lack of progression 8:50 - The combat is basic 9:02 - Other ideas/rapid fire (Place snow on blocks/fences, introduce redwood forests)

I agree that trying to place blocks on one of the 4 pixel blocks is annoying, but having those smaller hitboxes is helpful in a hand full of situations. It would be better if they added a hot key that would switch the hitbox of all blocks between full blocks and the actual space that the blocks take up.

those are some really nice ideas, i would love to see custom inventory tabs and backpacks

1:38 I am SO GLAD inventory management is at the top of your list!

Your points are seriously good... I would add just one more thing. I would love to see more life in Minecraft too, like the penguins, crabs etc, just because they didn't make the Mob vote, which I dont like. We do not see these mobs again. Just life, not even added feature. Start slow to add more life, give em a use later.

They should add ambient mobs that are more common. Eagles are all over the world. Deers are in all kind of forest. And variants of deers. Like elks, moose and reindeer. And also more immersive skies and water. Larger creatures likes whales in the ocean fill up a lot of space. Deeper ocean. Like at least 30 blocks deeper as right now, its too shallow. Small standalone cabins in the wood. Abandoned small campsite with chest, extinguished campfire and a bed in the caves. Or like larger trees to add more immersion. And ambience of course. Bird chirping mean at least a few birds need to be added. Not just the current parrot and possible future vulture. Also more weapons. They would need new inventory without being too OP or 'non vanilla' as many minecraft fans say. And then even larger sky limit so the oceans can be deeper, trees much taller, mountains actually like mountain even though 1.18 did change the previous mountains which are the size of hills to the current mountains which are the size of mini mountains. So like 512 or 1024. And optimize the game so it doesn't lag from the new height. Like the mod that had almost infinite height limit didn't lag much so I don't see how a large gaming studio funded by Microsoft can't.

I'd love those changes and I'm not real technical. But I know I'd love MC to come with mods/shaders that you could turn off or on. Some of us are just not that "good" at those things - getting them installed etc. I love the leaves and water with the movements and the different looks of the blocks. Wow. But I haven't gotten brave enough to try any. I did install the Edit files needed and actually played with it. I still battle with remembering everything I need to for editing though - it takes me quite a while to remember all the different phases/words/cause and effect. So it would be nice. I have played MC since my oldest grandson showed me the game and got me started playing and that was at the beginning of Minecraft. I got so excited when I got a rail car to go in a small circle of tracks. LOL My two sons would be blown away at the games that are now available. Thanks loads. Merry Christmas back at ya. And have a very blessed and happy Christmas. And happy and blessed New Year. I pray this new year coming up is a friendlier and happier year for a lot of countries.

the backpack + ambient sounds + the painting easel 100%

1: Something to help with inventory management would be nice, but I'm not sure what that should look like. Some improved usability for creative players would be nice. 2: Fair point. A slight increase to the hitbox size would be a great change. 3: A bit extra but could go a long way. I can't say I'd dislike new ambient sounds. 4: Same as above 5: Having the shield at an angle certainly improves visibility. Shape language might hurt a little bit for it. Extra equipment slots aren't necessary and would just increase complexity for little payoff. 6: If you dislike survival because of the option that you CAN cheat, than perhaps you're not interested in the survival experience to begin with and just prefer to mess around, which is also valid, but that's no reason to remove the feature. 7: This is very cool and I understand the desire for it, but I think it might be a bit extra for the vanilla game. 8: Performance, agreed. Visual bugs, also yes. Visuals no, especially if that comes at the cost of performance. While I like shaders, I don't find them to be necessary. I think the game looks fine as is, minus some edge cases and bugs. 9: Minecraft is a game that means a lot of different things to different people. As an open sandbox game, I do not subscribe to the idea that the game needs more progression. More options for players is way more valuable. for challenges, it'd be nice to see more stuff like the Trial Chambers, where you can go and engage in tough combat challenges as an optional thing instead of having it forced upon the player. 10: I've been wanting Combat improvements for a while. Stuff like the "Swing Through Grass" mod and many of the changes made during the combat snapshot tests would be nice to see.

Inventory management does need to be improved, but if you ever sit down and go over where the pain points are, some of them are not trivially solved. The ones I've found are things like the hotbar being too small, or the inventory being small, which are easy enough changes really. But changing stack sizes, that requires a top-to-bottom audit of every object that can enter the player's inventory, that takes time. So even if they started with that at the same time the bundle was being developed, it would still be ongoing because the best practice is to define the rules for how items get the stack sizes they do (for example objects for interacting with the world are likely to remain sharply limited, so lava buckets aren't going to stack even if the empty buckets do, because the devs have to assume things about player intent) and then place everything into the appropriate tier. This is why the complaints about the bundle are so eyerolling, they aren't a general fix for "the inventory problem" because there's not just one of the things, but a solution to one specific issue: clutter. And comparing Minecraft to WOW? Jera, a good proportion of those "thousands of items" you're talking about is gear for other classes, gear for your class that is better/worse than what you have. The only real comparison with WOW is the Wood/Stone/Iron/Gold/Diamond gear tiers which is is all of 50 or so items.

An idea for post end content would be 5 different types of dungeon towers with 5 different bosses that will drop 5 different parts like the concept of the eye of ender and the heart of ender from Minecraft dungeons that can be used to improve your build or maybe a way to get your own dragon mount and a way to make the towers more diverse is to have some towers have floors from other towers forcing the player to be prepared for unexpected situations

No reason to remove the open to LAN + enable cheats feature, just add options to block it/prevent hardcore worlds from opening to LAN at all, some of us like to add things to our worlds that are impossible to do in survival. For example, I spent the time on my multiplayer realm building a dungeon and rigging it with command blocks and adding specially made gold ingots as a currency for custom villagers to allow the purchase of items normally unobtainable in survival, such as mob eggs. It’s a WIP as far as balancing rewards/time spent and not allowing access to anything that truly breaks the game, but it’s fun for people that have been playing together for 10+ years. Also, as far as 4 pixel hitboxes go, that’s fine but both need to be in the game, there are several instances where I have to click behind a fence post for something and this would be impossible with your proposed change. Minecraft’s issues are not always simple and do not have simple easy fixes

I absolutely love the idea of the easel paintings in Minecraft have needed an overhaul for along as they've been in the game

I completely agree with your inventory points!! This NEEDS... TO....HAPPEN! Increasing the stack size, shulker box enchantments and backpacks alone would completely solve it imo. Maybe more slots too. I'm always disappointed when Mojang announce 'new features' that aren't needed by long term players, as much as the inventory is!

So my take: Inventory yes I completely agree, I have proposed custum tabs also already and use the More creative zabs mod. But instead of adding tabs it should also ve allowed to change existing ones. For survival I think, that mojang should turn their back on the 27 inventory slots and instead implement a mix out of the creative tabs and the crafting recipes (in that only items are shown, that are available) this could have the same affect of bundles while simultaneously sorting through the inventory. To the chains. This would be a great accessibility setting, but definitely not something that should allways be the case. There are some applications, where the player needs special alignmemt and that would be way harder, if you'd have to remove the chain/glass pane every time. also there are some other important changes like making amethyst, pitcher pods, active lightning rods and some of the MBE (excluding at least one storage block, hopper and dispenser) movable, adding a 1 gt delay and generally some cleanup all over the place (like for how redstone torches activate and such)

I actually agree this game needs a HUGE makeover, and as for the combat bit, if you want more realistic combat-movements you actually have to install a mod/behavior-pack and it sucks, i hope as much detail can be crammed into the game so it's actually a bit more fun, and there's the other topic of the progression of the game, i mean it's so easy to be done with the game, i did an actual regular run of the game which took me just shy abt 5-8 hrs, (AND IT'S NOT SUPPOSED TO BE THAT SIMPLE) progression to me means week's before you can get to call any game-genre done, i hope this reaches some of the hearts that has been botherd by this and i wish u a still plesant sunday -Thomas

Completely agree on the open to LAN thing, its one of the reasons is stopped playing survival too because i dont have self control lol

6:10 this already exist in bedrock if you turn cheats on you lose the ability to gain achievments

Your suggestions are absolutely amazing, I'd like to add to them a tad by mentioning that minecraft strongly lacks a beginner-friendly tutorial. Sure, there's the crafting book, but there currently exist no clear directions for newly beginning players to go in. How are they supposed to find out how to build a nether portal, for example, without looking it up online? How should they know that they have to sleep to prevent phantom spawning, or that the wither is even a thing? These things, among many others, are insufficiently explained, and the developers get away with it because everyone already knows minecraft anyway. I never really took not of it myself until one of my friends recently starting playing for the first time, and was absolutely confused by how people could find all of the mechanics out without ourside assistance (enchanting, brewing, farming, etc). What I think would really elevate the game to another level is some kind of questbook, the same one that some mods implement. Perhaps they could make it optional upon starting a new world, like a bonus chest (which, by the way, exists why exactly?). It doesn't even have to instruct the player to do anything specific, just as long as it guides the player along a path of progression. It would be a great addition, I think, a great way to introduce new players to this increasingly complex game chock-full of disconnected and incredibly hard to discover mechanics.

1. Better inventory. 2. More mobs. 3. More crops and recipes and better village generation. 4. Ships. (4 player, with sails and a double sized storage chest, and its 4 times the size of a vanilla boat) 5. Drawbridges. 6. Make aether official and a new dimension connected to ancient city. 7. End update with new mobs and environments. 8. Remove cheats. 9. Optimize game fully with shaders. 10. More bosses with loot. 11. Have a survival+ mode where raiding parties will occassionally attack you and can break blocks using fire and catapults. Also include new villager type: defender archer. (ranged pairing to golem) During a raid, they will stay within 6 blocks of their weapon stand so you can make manned guard towers. Give them crossbows. 11. Why do pillager towers have no loot or special mobs??

One thing with the hitbox is that can make it weird for like hitting through it etc. Should be a tool or something you can offhand that increases all hitboxes to be a full square.

I love these suggestions! been crafting since 2013 and would certainly benefit from these QOL and immersion updates.

For items like barriers i think you cannlook in settings somewhere for enabling them. I forgot which setting though.

Not all of us agree to some of your suggestions obviously, But personally I feel like the Inventory Management, Ambient Sounds, and the Smaller Items could be a real gamemaker.

Having the ability to use commands in a hardcore world allows for a lot of customizability. For example, I use it to make UHC worlds. ( hardcore where you immediately set natural regeneration to false so you can only heal with golden apples or potions )

Gosh, I honestly think the biggest thing I'd love for them to add would be an expanded village system. An update that essentially combines the Minecraft Comes Alive and Millenaire mods into the game as base content.Though I would definitely expand it even further than even these mods took it: - Proper kingdom building - Growing villages into larger and larger settlement types (villages, towns, cities, etc...) - Conquest and war - More villager types (Soldiers / Guards, Healers, Nobles / Leaders, etc...) - More village building types Just as something that a player in single player could do that would really expand the game in a massive way.

The skulk dimension will be good if its like the zelda totk caves, and end like the mod better end

I want a new crafting station that works similarly to the loom and can be found in villages to replace the cauldron as a leatherworker's work station. It should be a crafting station that lets the player craft a wide variety of leather items from armor to saddles and even backpacks or satchels. Bags would work somewhat similarly to armor trims wherein the player can find various designs throughout the world or trade for them (the design) or a bag itself from leatherworkers. Something else I think should be added, are copper plates. Copper plates would be used to make copper-plated leather armor that can be dyed as well as maybe given a trim. Also, perhaps this could be expanded to tools and weapons as well; copper-plated leather armor has higher durabilty and defense that leather or chainmail but lower than iron while being more plentiful with the caveat that its conductive and thus a danger to wear in thunderstorms. A copper-plated weapon on the other hand has the bonus of having the chance to apply the "Channeling" enchantment effect naturally during thunderstorms. Iron Plates would increase a tool or weapons durability and its speed somewhat while Gold Plates would do the opposite allowing players to help iron last longer for large scale projects and give gold a new use outside of gapples.

4:31 i liked how in older versions music would play randomly, but they should do something like what terraria has done and have biome specific music tracks (this can be turned on and off in the settings) and also ambient sounds would be good too.

Bundles are actually pretty great at what they're intended to do - being a junk drawer for all the little tiny stacks of seeds, flowers, rotten flesh, and other junk items you pick up whenever you leave your base. Honestly the only thing they need is the ability to reach into them and take out a specific set of items instead of only being able to toss everything out of the bundle at once. I think that, rather than backpacks, I'd like for them to give us more inventory spaces and make that change to bundles. Completely agreed on custom Creative mode tabs though! I would love an ambience update as well to make existing biomes feel more alive and not so static! I think my biggest disagreement is the ease of access to cheats. People can play however they want and some people like an easier version of survival mode or a mix of survival and creative. I think limiting it would go against the idea of how Minecraft can be played however you want. Also, an official Mojang-made shader pack in the vanilla game feels weird to me. Minecraft's look is iconic and I don't see a need for realistic lighting, shadows and water in the vanilla game. Anyone can download a mod for those in a couple minutes. Not really a risk to downloading multiple mods so long as you're only downloading from Modrinth or Curseforge.

Inventory management is certainly a bugger of an issue. I have a solution that would help with creative a bit, but not in survival. On a phone, typing with the keyboard, you can long press on a letter to open an optional letters slider. For example you could type and 'A' or you could press and hold for, À, Á, Â, Ã, Ä, or Å. I feel like the same thing could help so you could quickly switch between versions of the block. So you could have stone, but the long clicking it in the menu would let you pick between shapes like stairs, slabs, and walls, or between variants like cobbled, smooth, bricks, chiseled, or tiled. There's another mod that's a bit more general use. It let's you scroll inventory slots in more ways. holding either control or alt while scrolling let's scroll vertically in your inventory into your hot bar or swap entire rows of your inventory into your hot bar. Meaning if you had an axe in slot 3, and a bunch of replacement axes in your inventory above slot 3 of your hot bar - you could replace a broken one just by holding a button and scrolling. Or if you had a pallet of blocks on each row of your inventory you could swap between each pallet by holding a button and scrolling. Combining this with long clicking could make for a very quick creative menu. The last thing I would suggest is a hopper bag. An item that you could craft that would help automatically manage inventories. The way it would work is that opening the bag you could put an item into one of a limited number of slots (let's say 5 just like a hopper). If that item is stackable, the bag tries to keep a stack of it in your inventory. It would pull that item out of your inventory into that slot if you have more than a stack, and it would fill your inventory with that item if you had less than a stack. In the late game putting a shulker box in the slot would allow the hopper bag to fill and drain the shulker box itself. Lastly, if you were standing on items that you couldn't pick up due to a full inventory, but you had a slot already designated for it in a hopper bag or shulker in a hopper bag - you'd pick it up and place it in there. If the functionality for long clicking were implemented, it would allow you to swap blocks within your inventory, hopper bags, or shulkers in your hopper bags. If all three of these changes were implemented, I doubt we'd complain about inventory management for a very long time.

I would love to See all your ideas ingame , great stuff. Espacially anoying for me were the 4pixel hitboxes , just awfull things to place. What i would love to see is blueprints. Saving my beloved building would be Great. Placing a blueprint which i then just have to fill with Blocks , super nice. Or downloading someone elses blueprint and rebuild it myself still gives me the feeling of „i have done this“ 😂😅