The update for 1.20 introduced a new structure called Trail Ruins, which stands out as one of the best locations to spawn using your next world seed. This rare location acts similarly to Temples, hosting lost treasure and other fantastic loot for you to find. Various codes discovered by other players ensure these elusive Trail Ruins spawn in truly fascinating worlds.
Trail Ruins are unlike Villages in since most of these structures' blocks spawn below ground, with only small parts peaking out from the surface. These mini-dungeons can only be found in Taiga, Snowy Taiga, Old Growth Taiga, Old Growth Birch Forest, and Jungle biomes. You'll want to make sure whatever seed you use has at least one of these environments when generating your new world.
To use a world seed, you have to input an exact code without errors into your World Generator from the menu. Some seeds only work on the Bedrock or Java versions of the game, not both.
This seed spawns you in a forest with a massive Woodland Mansion, another rare structure that contains tons of different treasures. While it may take some time to build up the resources you need to infiltrate the Mansion, the items you get from a nearby Trail Ruins could give some helpful items. A few mushroom trees in the area can also provide food for any prolonged exploration through both of these locations.
Cherry Blossom seeds in usually create beautiful worlds with pristine landscapes to adventure within. This seed also gives you Trail Ruins near a Village that can give you the resources you need to combat the hostile mobs guarding the structure. According to a video by YouTube creator TryzzMC, most of these Ruins are above ground, which can be a rare but lucky occurrence in any generated world.
This seed also has a Ruined Portal, which you can use to travel to the Nether once you gather some extra resources from the Trail Ruins.
This seed spawns in the middle of a large hill biome, near several forests and an icy tundra close to the peak of one mountain range. The Trail Ruins here can be found at coordinates (-377, 96, 120) in a spot nestled next to a large ravine. This gap provides excellent protection for those who want to build a base around the Ruins and explore the numerous cave systems that exist close to the structure in. For more details on this amazing Trail Ruins seed, check out the above video by YouTube creator Enchanted Seeds:
An article on Pro Game Guides discovered this unique seed in that places a Trail Ruins underwater for you to discover. Thankfully, the structure is located in a shallow lake not too far from a Taiga Forest biome where you could easily start building a home. Ambitious players may even want to make a base on top of the water directly
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If you're a Minecraft fan and haven't updated your game just yet, you may want to either wait a few days or be extremely careful. Earlier today, Mojang warned players not to update their games through the Xbox App on PC, as a pretty catastrophic bug is causing some worlds to be completely wiped, with no way of recovering them again.
Players using the PC Xbox App to play Minecraft may be in danger of losing their worlds without following specific guidelines. In preparation for the full release of Minecraft update 1.21, Mojang has adjusted a handful of things and added to the Marketplace in the latest minor patch, but this one may unfortunately delete worlds.
Minecraft dropped its latest update earlier this week, but those playing on PC may want to avoid downloading it. Mojang is warning that those who update Minecraft via the Xbox app on PC may have their worlds wiped. Mojang recommends running the Gaming Services Repair Tool for PC on the Xbox App before downloading the latest update, but until an actual fix is released, I’d remain wary. For now, automatic updates through the PC Xbox App have been disabled by Mojang as a preventive measure.
Minecraft has officially released a new monthly subscription service for their game that is very simliar to a Game Pass, but instead they are calling this the Marketplace Pass. This was recently revealed on the Minecraft website that this new subscription would cost $3.99 a month, and this would give users access to more items and content. The catalog is said to feature 150 different pieces of content that will be renewed every month.
Microsoft is warning players against downloading the latest update through the Xbox app on PC as doing so can delete worlds. The publisher has offered a workaround that players need to do before installing the update. This will help them to avoid the update error, along with the loss of all of their hard work.
Mojang have announced a new Minecraft subscription service, the Marketplace Pass, which grants access to a catalogue of "150+" community-created Minecraft thingy-ma-bobs. Skins, adventure worlds, survival spawns, mashups, bizarre textures - with a Marketplace Pass, the wider monetisable universe of Minecraft is your (rented) oyster, except that this being Minecraft, the oyster looks like a weird underwater trapdoor. Here's a trailer.
If you’re a Minecraft player on PC, don’t update your game using the Xbox app, Microsoft warned Friday. If you do, you risk losing your Minecraft world. You can use the Xbox app to manage updates for your Windows PC and console, and sometimes it can auto-update if you don’t adjust the settings. Several people responding to the Microsoft message have reported already losing their Minecraft worlds thanks to the update.
Mojang has announced a monthly subscription for Minecraft called Marketplace Pass, which gives payers access to «150+ different content packs» from the in-game Marketplace.
Developer Mojang has warned anyone playing Minecraft through the Xbox app on PC not to download its latest update as it could cause their worlds to disappear.
This week, Minecraft added a brand new melee weapon for testing via Snapshot and Preview, and it's not taken long for players to discover that it's ridiculously strong.