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Minecraft fans, get ready for what could be another major update to the game's underwater world! In a recent trailer posted by Mojang, Alex is seen perched on a rock looking out over the vast ocean with a caption that reads, "There's more to discover coming soon...". This announcement is exciting news for players who have been eagerly awaiting the follow-up to the game's wildly popular 2018 Aquatic Update, which revamped the underwater biomes with a host of new features. While Mojang has remained mum on what to expect from the next update, eagle-eyed fans have already seen a major hint in the trailer. Alex can be seen holding the new brush tool introduced in the recent Trails and Tails update, which adds an archeology mechanic to the game. Players can now dig up suspicious sand blocks, dust them off, and discover ancient artifacts from long-dead civilizations. Pottery Shards are the ultimate prize, allowing players to recreate decorative pots for their homes. Suspicious sand blocks can only be found near Desert Ruins, leading fans to speculate that the next update could add similar blocks to Underwater Ruins. The type of loot that will be discovered remains a mystery, but with Mojang's track record of updating compelling content, fans can expect to be impressed with what they find.
The Trails and Tails update, which introduced the brush tool and archeology mechanics, also added a variety of other features, including cherry blossoms, decorative armor trim, and the long-awaited Mob Sniff. Minecraft players can also look forward to custom signage, shelving, grumpy camels, and the new display entity command that allows for unique visual effects in the Minecraft sky.
While some fans have called the Trails and Tails update a "random update," the upcoming Underwater update promises to be a game changer for Minecraft players. So get ready to dive back into the deep blue as Mojang prepares to reveal another exciting chapter of aquatic life!
