Today, we’re excited to share the Release Candidate 3 for Minecraft version 1.21.11. This update fixes three issues that popped up after the last version.
Happy mining, everyone!
What’s Fixed in Release Candidate 3:
- MC-304790 – Fixed bugs with item models showing up incorrectly.
- MC-304797 – Zombie nautiluses now stay in ocean ruins as they should.
- MC-304810 – No more catching fire for zombies and skeletons in dry areas due to sunlight exposure.
This Release Candidate is available for Minecraft: Java Edition. To try it out, just open the Minecraft Launcher and enable snapshots in the “Installations” tab. Please remember, testing versions might corrupt your world, so it’s a good idea to back up your data or use a separate folder for these tests.
Want to go deeper? There’s a non-obfuscated experimental version of this snapshot you can explore. Here’s how:
- Download the zip file.
- Unpack it into your “versions” folder in your Minecraft application data.
- Restart the Launcher.
- Create a new installation and select “unobfuscated 1.21.11 Release Candidate 3” to play.
- Start the game and let it download the rest.
Don’t forget, you can report bugs or give feedback on your experience! Engaging with the community helps improve the game.
As gaming evolves, staying updated is crucial. A recent survey shows that nearly 70% of gamers appreciate updates that fix bugs rather than add new features. This indicates that players value stability just as much as new content. So, these updates play a significant role in enhancing gaming experiences.
For more detailed information and insights, check Minecraft’s updates on their official site here.
