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PayPalOne missed from earlier this week with the onslaught of news - Mounts of Mayhem released for Minecraft as the latest major update for the popular sandbox game. Want to know how to get Minecraft on Linux / SteamOS and Steam Deck with working gamepad controls? Be sure to check out the official GamingOnLinux guide to get started!
Main highlights include:
- Added the Nautilus and the Zombie Nautilus mobs.
- Added Nautilus Armor.
- Added the Camel Husk mob.
- Added the Parched mob.
- Added Spear weapons.
- Zombie Horses now spawn naturally.
- Added new graphical options "Texture Filtering" and "Anisotropic Filtering".
- Added Netherite Horse Armor that can be obtained by upgrading Diamond Horse Armor using a Smithing Table.
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They're also working to improve modding for everyone, with obfuscation being removed as covered here on GamingOnLinux previously. There's an experimental version of this available now too but it needs a few manual steps.
See the expanded info in the full changelog.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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ScottCarammell a day ago
10% more mine, 20% more craft. also added back herobrine
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spacemonkey 12 hours ago
I am used to playing Minecraft via the Prism Launcher (because I am on Linux obv). But I recently had "the pleasure" to experience the default Windows 11 Minecraft Launcher. And.. it's horrible. They really want you to buy these texture packs, rent servers, and buy other games. Everything screams for attention. A real master class on how not to do UI/UX.
An excellent example of:
On Windows they want to control you. On Linux you are in control.
It's so weird that Linux users have the better Minecraft experience.
An excellent example of:
On Windows they want to control you. On Linux you are in control.
It's so weird that Linux users have the better Minecraft experience.
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