Mojang, a Minecraft developer announced in October the second part of their massive Caves and Cliffs update would be available in "a month or at most". It's almost here, as Mikael Hedberg who is the Technical Lead of Minecraft Java Edition, has just tweeted something a bit obscure.
It might not be much however, Mojang employees are known for using Twitter to tease new features - or, in some cases, accidentally doing so, at the very least the language in the tweet specifically "pre-paring" it suggests an early release for Caves and Cliffs part two.
Pre-releases typically occur a few days or weeks prior to the official launch of the update and function as a step between "snapshots" which serve as a testing ground for new features players can select - and the full update, which should be as close to finished as it is possible. 1.17's last update was released on May 27th. The full update was released on June 8th.
What does this mean? We hope that it means that we won't have to wait long for the 1.18 update, which will add incredible new world generation to your Minecraft worlds. It might even be available before the end of November!
Mojang also revealed , in this year's Minecraft Live presentation, that the Deep Dark biome with its new mob The Warden would be moved back to The Wild update in 2022.
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