Anything is possible when voting out Mobs became an actual thing in Minecraft, let's dive deeper into it!
Hey, so you won't believe this! Nearly 200,000 Minecraft fans have come together and signed a petition, and they're asking Mojang to rethink this whole Mob Vote thing.
You know how it works, right? We get to vote on which new mobs should be added to the game, and only the winning mob makes it in, while the others are left out. This time around, the options are pretty exciting: a crab, a penguin, and an armadillo. And here's the kicker, each one brings something unique to the table. The crab has this claw thing that extends your block-placing range, the penguin makes boats go faster, and the armadillo? Well, it's all about crafting some sweet wolf armor.
But the catch is, only one of them gets the green light. Yep, just one out of these three cool mobs. It's got some players a bit bummed because they want all the goodies. So, with all those signatures, it looks like the Minecraft community is speaking up loud and clear. Can't wait to see what happens next on October 15 at Minecraft Live!
So here's the deal - almost 200,000 Minecraft enthusiasts are quite miffed, and they've taken their frustration to Change.org. What's got them riled up? Well, it's that Mob Vote thing. They're saying, "Hey, Mojang, let's scrap this Mob Vote and just give us all the new stuff!"
Their petition argues that the Mob Vote has some downsides. It mentions how it can stifle fantastic ideas that never see the light of day and how it leaves players with a sense of longing for content that ends up on the cutting room floor. Plus, they're not shy about mentioning that they believe Mojang has been a bit stingy with post-Microsoft acquisition content.
Their solution? Ditch the Mob Vote and start adding three new mobs to Minecraft every year. That way, everyone gets more cool stuff to enjoy. Minecraft is a juggernaut in the gaming world, and when you toss in Microsoft's ownership of Mojang, you can understand why folks are feeling a bit irked about the Mob Vote situation. To them, it seems unnecessary for Mojang to hold back when it comes to adding new stuff to Minecraft. They'd much rather see meatier updates instead of having to pick and choose what content gets added.
Adding to the frustration, the mobs in this year's Mob Vote cater to different types of players.
The crab is all about the builders, the penguin's speeding up things for explorers, and the armadillo is for the survival nuts who love a good tussle with the game's mechanics. So, it's clear that someone's going to be left disappointed no matter what.
Mojang's been radio silent on the petition, so we'll have to wait and see if they decide to make any changes based on this passionate feedback from their community.
