Minecrafts 7 Most HATED Updates...

Minecraft has had dozens of updates throughout the years. Some were very well received, updating some much needed elements of the game, while others were hated, splitting the community in two...

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0:00 – Intro
1:12 – Classic 0.0.14a
3:05 – Inf-20100227-1
4:28 – Beta 1.8
6:35 – 1.7.2
8:29 – 1.9
10:15 – 1.10
11:28 – 1.13

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[TheMisterEpic]

Merry christmas to you all! Which update do you think was the worst? Be sure to subscribe!

[TheMindaeva]

For 1.10, I initially thought the polar bear would be just one variant out of many of the bear mob, but it was just the polar bear and that was it..

[ΒασίληςΒλάχος-τκ]

i mean, it's nice to have biome-spesific variants for zombies and skeletons, but they should have been introdused in a bigger update as a side-features, not the main focus

[TheTrenchesYT]

My most hated update is the one that removed world-gen settings; making custom worlds with different heights and ore spreads was my favorite feature.

[nathanielwindsor]

Surprised you didn't include 1.8, seeing as it broke basically every mod that existed at the time, and now there are still to this day tons of modpacks and servers stuck on 1.7.10 because somehow none of the mods they use have been updated once by anyone after all this time

[TheBloopers]

Still miss the beta terrain to this day. Frozen oceans/lakes were super cosy. Feels like the game is missing small lakes in general these day.

[DeuxisWasTaken]

4:50 there's one other very important thing about Beta 1.8 - it was the update that changed Minecraft from a simple game you can run on a calculator into the unnecessarily laggy mess requiring a gaming PC to play at a reasonable render distance.

Beta 1.7.3 went like butter on my parents' ancient PC. Beta 1.8 was unplayable, barring me from being able to play Minecraft comfortably for many years.

[snowcoalRC]

What I love about MC is you can go back to any version you want, start a new world, and boom your suddenly back in 2009-2015. With the multiMC launcher, it makes doing this even easier. Want to try a modpack from 7 years ago? 1 click away. You cant do that in any other game.

[pg]

Another issue from 1.13 was, from what I remember, the mods. While I don't think it was necessarily 1.13's fault, the forge devs spent a lot of time basically rebuilding forge, so it wasn't released for an insanely long time.

A lot of my favorite mods from the time completely died at 1.12 because the mod developers moved on during that hiatus from no forge. Fabric also became a thing, almost completely splitting the modding community.

[malohn]

I mean, people argue 1.8 combat took skill but that's a massive pile of Copium. You literally just spam click your mouse. The combat update atleast made it so using an axe and waiting to strike when it was right really rewarding.

[Guerin]

Should have been on the list: 1.3.1. The single player game was effectively removed and replaced with a local server, meaning that all of the bugs and performance issues of multiplayer now affected people who'd never logged on to a server in their lives. While 1.4.2 fixed *some* of the performance issues, among other issues it took four years and a complete code rewrite before boats were usable again.

[smileyrocks]

I joined Java in 1.7 times, i played MCPE & console before but loved java 1.7 (mainly 1.7.10) pvp was huge and many servers had fun times. 1.8 still is awesome and still servers to this day use older system for pvp usually. Great video as always!

[usedtissuepaper]

kind of interesting how both of the most controversial Minecraft updates have a 9 in them.

1.9 tore apart the PvP community and 1.19 is bringing moderation to Java.

[FalseHopeIsDead]

Strays are weird, but are better for farms as they have bigger and better loot tables than regular skeletons.

[good-sofa]

For me aquatic update was the best, it was a sooo much needed rebirth for the game and it started the trend of making old content better instead of just piling up new stuff

[michaelelischer]

Only a few months later... 1.19.1 pre release 1 has taken the cake as the new most hated update.

[fiendish]

My most hated update is whichever one removed the super secret settings. RIP static TV settings, gone but never forgotten

[neeneko]

I wish I could remember which version it was, but there was a little talked about (because it was reverted quickly) which had mob light level spawns tied to z level, meaning the deeper you went the more light it took to stop mobs from spawning. By the time you got to bedrock, no amount of light prevented spawning, so deep bases became a bit of a nightmare.

[KraftingKing]

The new worst update will be 1.19.1 if Mojang and Microsoft decide to keep the chat filtering thing.

[haven]

There are still people complaining about the "infrequent" updates when a lot of us back in 2014-2017 had very long periods without updates, and the updates that did arrive were controversial anyways. 1.13 Was a turning point for the game despite its performance issues