All the signs we have seen in recent weeks around Minecraft 1.19 do not mislead us, and as a result I wasn’t mistaken in counting when he arrived a new and long-awaited version of Mojang. So if you’re one of the people who waited to be able to stand up to the Warden and explore the deep cities of deep dark biome, I have very, very good news for you, because you have enough fingers on both hands to make the countdown.
And this is because Mojang yesterday released a preliminary version 4 of Minecraft 1.19, which will almost certainly be the last, because a few days earlier he confirmed via a message on his Twitter that Minecraft 1.19 will be released on June 7, ie only within a week of today. This forces us to assume that Preliminary Version 4 was already ready when they published this announcement, and that it will complete the revision of the final version.
We can still hope, yes, at least in the RC version (candidate for release) Minecraft 1.19, which will be a step before the final publication on the planned date (except for unexplained things, of course). Remember that here we will tell you the complete development cycle of the Minecraft versions so that you understand what each phase consists of, and therefore also what we can expect from these versions.
In addition, and although Minecraft 1.19 is in just 7 days, if you are curious and can’t wait for the official release of Minecraft 1.19, a guide explaining how to test Minecraft Java snapshots also applies to pre-release and release versions. The only difference is actually their name, but with the knowledge of their nomenclature (which we told you about earlier) you will be able to install and test them without any problems.
With Minecraft 1.19 Mojang You will have almost completed everything that was originally planned for Caves & Cliffs, which was a big update to 1.17. From this approach, we are still waiting for archeology and also now we are adding fireflies to the list, which were basically another of the new features of Minecraft 1.19, but were eventually postponed. Despite both shortcomings, what we have been able to test so far in Minecraft 1.19 is more than promising and, like version 1.18 with a new Z-coordinate minimum, underground exploration will be even more exciting.
