Today’s update brings exciting changes to the spear and its special Lunge enchantment! Now, spear charge attacks deal even more damage. You’ll also get a visual cue when you hit your target—great for that satisfying moment in battle! Plus, the Lunge enchantment has been revamped. Instead of eating away at your spear’s durability, it will now drain your hunger based on the enchantment level. Don’t forget to stock up on food before you charge into action!
Happy mining!
Key Changes to the Spear
- Increased damage from spear charge attacks, usable by both players and mobs.
- The spear model is slightly larger for better visibility.
- New visual feedback indicates a successful charge attack.
Updates to the Lunge Enchantment
- Lunge now drains hunger points instead of damaging the spear.
- Level 1 Lunge uses 3 hunger points, level 2 uses 4, and level 3 uses 5.
- You need at least 6 hunger points to use Lunge.
Other Changes
- The Nautilus and Zombie Nautilus can no longer be placed in boats.
Technical Updates
- Data Pack version updated to 91.0.
- Resource Pack updated to 71.0.
Data Pack Version 91.0 Highlights
- The World Border now moves based on game ticks, meaning it won’t shift while the game is paused.
- A new loot function called “discard” has been added, which replaces any item stack with an empty one.
Resource Pack Improvements
- New mipmap strategies for textures improve visual quality in different block types.
- Beacon and Redstone dust now support translucent textures for better realism.
Recent Bug Fixes
- Numerous bugs have been fixed, including issues with the world border changing size when the game is paused and texture rendering inaccuracies. For a complete list of fixes, visit the official bug report page.
These changes not only enhance gameplay but also respond to community feedback, making the experience smoother and more enjoyable. With these updates, players can expect a more dynamic interaction with their environment and tools.
For more details on the changes, visit the official Minecraft site.
