"Minecraft" followers rejoice with the game being consistently updated for improvement and it looks like it's time to say goodbye to bugs and glitches alike with the coming of the latest patch.
The frustration that players encountered along the course of the game that abruptly shot up as an adverse effect of Title Update 19 is eased down with Title Update 22.
This can be downloaded via Xbox 360 while those who are using the Xbox One should install the CU10 to fix the glitches.
Some of these inconsistencies that were aided were the incorrect placement of the pistons, incorrect Lapis Lazuli texture, incorrect mining animation, passive mobs farther than 32 blocks away and continued moving, fire never extinguishes if Fire Spreads are disabled, Leads/Horses need rust Player update, and falling through the ground while riding a boat on land.
Much to the delight of the users, a new feature has been discovered - despite 4J Studios not releasing notes for the new patch - as they realized that they could actually view The Simpsons Add-on Skins which are to be opened when the new DLC pack arrives for sale.
The forthcoming set of skins is not available for purchase yet since its report in January 2015. Artistic gamers will surely be delighted to have a wide array of choices in the 24 new "Minecraft" Avatar Skins.
This addition to the 3D block game was inspired by the Simpson family Bart, Marge, Maggie and Homer that was supposed to be released by the end of February.
In addition, players who were having problems with the game being too dark even after adjusting the screen can purchase the "Pattern Texture Pack" and install it to add brightness to the colors of the game. The new DLC does not only add brightness but also allows the players to design their Minecraft projects with "beautiful patterns and knitted animals."
Fans using various platforms can worry no more as the said DLC is made available for PlayStation users.
Aside from the bugs, glitches, and the new skins, a crossover with The Mass Effect "Mash-Up Pack" is also made into existence that would surely expand the world of "Minecraft" avid gamers.
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