Minecraft finally spoke about the Mob Vote Problem

Today, we're exploring one of Minecraft's biggest yearly events. From its innovative blend of community involvement and creative ideas to the controversies that have sparked debates, the Minecraft Mob Votes' journey is surely interesting. Join us as we cover the story behind these iconic votes and their impact on the community.

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[Logdotzip]

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[huntercool]

Adding the losing mobs later would solve so many problems. Like seriously why do they make an idea for a mob, show it to us, make us like it, and then scrap it and never show it to us again?

[KefkeWren]

There is a third (and far more common) sentiment than "Why not all three?" or "My mob didn't win." - that being, "The way you implemented the winner sucks, and doesn't live up to what you promised."

[thejaykay]

Worst part about the glow squid is the fact that it came in the very same update that also gave us glow berries, meaning that the unique uses of the glow ink could have easily been repurposed by an item mojang was gonna add anyway regardless of the vote.

[Nothing-jgjf]

They removed fireflies bc frogs irl don't eat them, so just don't code the frogs to eat them? They removed a nice feature for literal nothing

[cayjaywings]

“Highly selective with quality control”…. glow squid just being a retexture lmao

[hacim]

The biggest issue with their approach is that they talk about how much work they put into polish and fitting the animal into the ecosystem, and then it turns out useless and forgetful.

[whit_playz]

Now let's be honest here the most recent vote was essentially just an item vote.

[dothebunnyhop]

I was so mad about the glow squid. I was going to vote moobloom, but the little video Mojang gave made it seem like the glow squid came with a new feature, some kind of mesmerizing effect that could maybe disrupt the player. I wanted that feature. And it was fake.

[GAMER_GD]

At this point Mojang could make a full update out of losing mobs and biomes

[josiebianchi]

"People seem to think that we have all three mobs ready to go"

Respectfully my dude the Moobloom is literally just a yellow cow, it already DOES exist in the game it's just red. You can't expect me to believe that would be too time/resource-intensive to implement.

[facecat]

The biggest issue for me is the arbitrary restriction that every losing mob can never be added later. They wouldn't even have to promise to add the losers, but if a mob vote is really close, for example, they could consider adding the winner first and the loser in a year or two.

[unknownfugitive]

Glow squids don't even work for the ambience, they always drown just as soon as they spawn. Literally, I have only ever found their drops.

[slashen]

"We can't add those other mobs, since it takes so much balancing, development, and--"
Modders: "Aaaand, done. Here's the lost mobs."

[TheDigitalWatcher]

The mob vote animations have more effort put into them than the mobs themselves.

[jarednewman]

So the answer is them saying "It's too complicated and would take too long. Please be gentle, we're small indie company."

[ethanv]

My question is how the fuck is making a mob harder than biomes?!

[nerddwarf]

The Mojang that exists today would not add the Creeper into Minecraft.

[zeke]

Quick solution for the mob vote: Have the winner be added first, the second sometime later, and the third being released last.

Or the third could be featured on the next vote. (Credits to the people in the replies section)

[gluegunnerofficial]

Next vote:
Cool cat that does flips
Cool wolfthat does flips
Big ol dragon that can be tamed and ridden on, breathing fire, with many other types