I applaud your transparency as a developer. It's sad that a quality that should be regarded as a virtue often ends with the user being upset.
Thanks! Whatever you do there is always someone to be upset or angry about it. So I am not taking these kinds of opinions too seriously.
Read moreShould be priority. Bees have been in the game for a few years now. It's pretty absurd to keep making new shit if nobody is going to fix what already exists. That's just asking for a spaghetti-coded mess that will cause further delay later down the line.
Beyond this, I struggle to believe that a change so small would take any significant amount of time to implement. Smells like an excuse, to me. Damn game is owned by a multi-billion dollar company, and you can't find the time to pay one person to write a few lines to make the bees check the biome before they successfully spawn? Oh, but we can find time to sort out goat AI... Goats are worthless, beyond aestheticism and minor annoyance for survival players.
Priorities, you say?
One genuinely has to wonder whether Mojang believes we're all blubbering morons, unable to figure out whether we should wind our ass or scratch our watch. Nothing this team has done in the last 2-3 major up...
Have you seen the sentiment when we released the first 1.18.2 snapshot? People were very frustrated that is was not a 1.19 snapshot.
1.18.2 brings bug fixes, 1.19 - new content. Pretty obvious what most people want.
But it seems you are of an opinion that it is possible to do both. Let's optimistically assume that including design, implementation, reviews and testing the bee issue will take 4 hours to fix. If you open our public bug tracker you will find over 8000 bugs of similar or higher priority. Excuses, excuses.
At the same time I agree with some parts of what you are saying.
I kind of agree, but if that's the case, it would then also make sense for them to not spawn in snowy biomes
True, but If we decide to fix every small thing which is wrong, there will be no new updates for 3 years. We have to prioritize.
So cute!
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