It has been eleven years since the world first saw Minecraft. It is the game that allows you to create your own game while interacting with lore from a world that appears to be more unique than you first imagined, complete with people, good and bad creatures, climate, and various strata to explore. Of course, no matter how broad the search, the players can already claim to have found everything in 11 years. Unless Mojang has plans to expand this world, which a streamer claim is a case.
Phillip “Ph1LzA” Watson is a popular Minecraft streamer who claims to have discovered a complete disc with preliminary information on the game’s alleged renewal, and that the disc is genuine because it is part of the game’s 1.19 update. Ph1LzA paid close attention to the entire soundtrack and appears to have picked up on a few tracks that aren’t featured in the current game. He began to suspect that they are all part of something bigger because there are so many.
This is the name given to the musical catalog that plays throughout the game in the Java edit snapshot. Mojang has been testing new music for “The Savage Update” since the end of January, and this musical catalog is now available to all crafters who have already downloaded the update.
He believes he will have something to do with ancient cities, according to Ph1LzA. It makes sense, according to the streamer, that it would be something saved by the warden because he is too powerful and puts too much effort into preventing you from continuing your journey through his domain; what is beyond them? Most likely a vanished civilization.
Sure, Ph1LzA deduced that from the new sounds, which included a door, coughing people, heartbeats, and footsteps.
That depends entirely on whether or not this is true. All of these are Ph1LzA’s hypotheses. The update is real, but it’s unclear where the content will go, though it’s not impossible. “It has to be true,” the streamer insists, but what are your thoughts? Minecraft hasn’t stopped receiving new content since its release, and it’s still one of the most popular games on Twitch and on consoles.