Minecraft Bedrock 1.19.50 Update Now Available
Minecraft's 1.19.50 update was a major update that was released on all Bedrock platforms (including Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices) in June 2021.
One of the most significant changes in this update was the addition of the Strider mob, a new type of mob that players can ride and control. Striders are found in the Nether and can be tamed with warped fungus, which can be found in the Nether or grown using a warped fungus on a stick. Striders are a useful transportation option in the Nether, as they can navigate through lava and are immune to fire damage.
Another notable feature of the 1.19.50 update was the addition of the "Lost Cities" world generation option. This feature generates a city with tall skyscrapers, narrow streets, and winding alleys, all surrounded by dense forests and mountains. The city is filled with loot chests, hidden secrets, and special mobs like the futuristic-looking Pillager and the stealthy, sword-wielding Illager.
In addition to these new features, the 1.19.50 update also introduced numerous gameplay balance changes, bug fixes, and performance improvements. For example, players can now use the fishing rod to reel in mobs, arrows now have a chance to break when hitting a mob, and the game's render distance has been increased on all platforms.
Overall, the 1.19.50 update added a lot of new content and gameplay mechanics to Minecraft, making it an exciting update for players to explore and enjoy. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or new to the game, there's something for everyone in this update.
NEW FEATURES
The Minecraft 1.19.50 update introduced several new features to the game, including:
Striders: Striders are new mobs that can be found in the Nether and can be tamed with warped fungus. They can be ridden and controlled, and are immune to fire damage.
Lost Cities world generation: This new world generation option generates a city with tall skyscrapers, narrow streets, and winding alleys, surrounded by dense forests and mountains. The city is filled with loot chests, hidden secrets, and special mobs like the futuristic-looking Pillager and the stealthy, sword-wielding Illager.
Fishing rod mechanics: Players can now use the fishing rod to reel in mobs.
Arrow mechanics: Arrows now have a chance to break when hitting a mob.
Increased render distance: The game's render distance has been increased on all platforms.
Other gameplay balance changes, bug fixes, and performance improvements
SPECTATOR MODE
Spectator Mode has made its way into Minecraft: Bedrock Edition! This feature has been experimental for a little while but has now made its way into the game with no experimental toggle required. Here’s a quick write up of this new game mode and how it can be used:
New Touch Controls
- New touch controls are now enabled on touch devices by default
- Players can choose between "Joystick & tap to interact", "Joystick & aim crosshair", or "D-Pad & tap to interact"
New Default Skins
New characters have joined Steve and Alex! These character skins can be selected in the Dressing RoomVex
- Updated the model and texture of the Vex
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