- [Narrator] Did you
know Mojang considered adding a grappling hook? Or that monkeys are
already in development? These are 29 ideas that
Mojang teased for Minecraft, and some of these could even be in 1.19. Nowadays, we use emeralds for trading but if this suggestion gets added in, we could use them for
tools and armor as well. That sounds crazy, since it
is just a currency right now, but this has been under review by Mojang. So there might be a time where we walk around
this village like this, instead of this. Now the balancing here would be awkward, since emerald ore is harder
to find than diamond, well, you can also get a
lot of them through trading, so maybe it's best to have them as a tier between iron and diamond
that would make sense. That is, if it even gets
added in the first place. In Minecraft, we've got a standard jump, a five block jump, and someday, we'll have a double jump too. According to Mojang's website, they're looking into an enchantment that, when on your boots, scores you a chance to
jump once off the ground and then a second time in the air. Which could be very useful for parkour, or just saving yourself from sudden doom. Archeology won't be in Minecraft 1.19, but it is supposed to
come to the game soon. First shown off in the reveal trailer for the Caves & Cliffs update, this feature would see
the player using a brush to sweep through dirt and gravel
to find special artifacts. Artifacts that we could
use, among other things, to create these special clay pots. And don't worry, it hasn't
been abandoned just yet. Since the gameplay developer at Mojang says there's still a plan to work on it. Meaning there's hope, but
it might take a while. Minecraft's deserts are
pretty, well, deserted. But, not for long. And that's where this
feature comes in: the oasis. And not only could this give
us a chance to see palm trees, but we could also get
special vegetation blocks like these grass/sand hybrids, all of which are better than just another pointless
well, out in the desert. This is what an apple
tree looks like in 1.18, and this is what an apple
tree could look like in 1.19. At least, it's possible,
since Mojang has teased that they're looking into
adding additional fruit growing on trees and bushes. And honestly, just the concept of having more logs and
blocks to play with, let alone new foods to farm, that all sounds good to me. And harvesting those new fruits would fit perfectly into this other biome that Mojang teased. Welcome to the Cherry Blossom Grove, a new biome we could see
in the future of Minecraft. And though this hasn't
been officially announced, it has been teased through
Mojang's suggestion forum, so we'll just have to
keep our fingers crossed that they follow through. Here, we get beautiful new
trees with pink flowers instead of the regular leaves. And the Biomes'O'Plenty mod already has the right idea for this so I'd say take that
concept and run with it. In bedrock, you can move
a chest with a piston, but that doesn't work in Java. At least it doesn't, for now. But there might be plans to add in parity between the two versions so that we can push tile entities in Java. If anything, Gnembon,
who made the carpet mod where you're able to
push these tile entities, now works for Mojang as a senior game developer, so I'd figure it's not that far out. And you can mark my words, as soon as this gets out into the game, Mumbo is gonna be rejoicing for a while. What biome is this? Is it a plains biome or a forest biome? Well, you're both wrong, because it's actually an ice spikes or at least, it is now, thanks to this new //set biome command. As it's been talked about, the idea would be to
let creative mapmakers switch which biome that they're in. So, if you don't want rain in your forest, just switch it to a desert
biome or vice versa. And even just being able to change the color of grass in an area would be enough to justify this feature. Though the grass doesn't seem to be the only thing changing color, because as you'll notice, Minecraft's trees are ready for a change, or four changes really. Since having the features change is already a feature currently
under review by Mojang. And Dinnerbone's even said as much, saying that there's an idea
to having 500 days to a year, which at 20 minutes for a Minecraft day would be nearly 42 hours of
in-game time for a season which means you could spend an entire 100 days Minecraft challenge without ever seeing the leaves fall. But even if we just get a minor change, kind of like how bedrock's
leaves turn white with the snow, that would still be a welcome addition. Behind closed doors, Mojang has talked about adding
a jellyfish mob to the game. And how do we know this? Well, they said it themselves. See, in the comments on this post, one of Mojang's registered staff mentioned a conversation
that the team had had about adding jellyfish to the game, even referencing the
fact that they showed off the concept pictures that
the user had included. So, it's definitely on their radar And if you ask me, this sounds like what the glow squid should've been in the first place. This is a wolf that
spawned in the snowy biome, and this is a wolf that
spawned in a plains biome. Or at least, that's the idea behind this new Minecraft concept. Here, the wolves would
have different breeds depending on where they came from. Meaning our classic gray wolves
might come from a tundra, while a more domesticated
dog could spawn at a village. And an addition like this could really change man's best friend, into man's best friends. Or if you're not a dog person, these other variations should
be better suited for you. As it is, we could be seeing different colors and patterns for our pigs, cows, and chickens. That way, instead of just
one type of black cow, you could have a whole spectrum of colors in your animal farm. And hey, mobs like cats and
axolotls already have this, so it's nice to know
that this could happen for the other mobs. Rice is a staple food in many countries, and even though its not
in Minecraft just yet, the team started looking
into adding it back in 2018. And, with all the new recipes
that we could craft with this, this could be a new way
to make our standard foods fill even more hunger. And now, it's probably
just a case of waiting until Mojang finds the right update to tuck this feature into. This is creative mode,
this is spectator mode, and this, is camera mode. According to Dinnerbone, adding in more advanced
camera controls for cinematics is still on the list. Though, take that with a grain of salt, since this tweet was back in 2014. But hey, it hasn't be de-confirmed, so I'd say there's still hope. And since there's no replay
mod for bedrock edition, I'd love to see that version finally get these features as well. This is what a Minecraft
beach could look like. And since 2018, this has been
in talks of getting added in, and if it is, it could
look something like this, or even take inspiration from the huts you see in Bora Bora or even Pokemon's Pacifidlog Town. And any of those options look a lot better than a village spawning
awkwardly like this, so if Mojang is still considering this, I hope that they look toward fan-made creations like
this for inspiration. But be sure to keep an
eye out for any crabs while visiting that beach village, since those could also
be added to the game. In the future we could
see these little guys walking side to side on
the revamped beaches. pinching anyone who gets too close. But, if you do manage to kill them, they could offer up a new food source in the form of crab legs. Or, maybe you're less violent, in that case just play some music. I here that they like to rave. What if instead of
jungle temples like this, we got this instead? For some time now, Mojang has considered revamping the current
naturally generated structures to have a new look. So, in the future, we could see a whole
different kind of village and outpost than we're used to. And, on top of that, in a Reddit AMA, Dinnerbone expressed interest about adding more unique
structures for biomes that don't have one, like the extreme hills,
the dark forest biome. And personally, I think
that the changes to 1.19 perfectly justify a swamp
village finally getting added in. Now, beds are made of wool,
banners are made with wool, I think you can see where
I'm going with this. So, it'll be good to know that Mojang is currently reviewing using banners for bedsheet patterns in the future. And after looking at this
mod's proof of concept, it's clear to see how well this kind of customization could work. And that's not the only item Mojang's hinted at using banners with. But before we can talk about those, we need to look at these building blocks. As you'll see these concrete
stairs and terracotta slabs might be coming in a
future Minecraft update. Now, many fans in the community want to see some kind of colorful slab or stair added into the game. And thankfully, Mojang's noticed this, and now there's a good chance we could see these in an upcoming update. But when that'll be, no clue. Though with nearly 14 thousand votes in the feedback website, I don't imagine they'll forget
about this anytime soon. And when they're added in, why not fly down those colorful stairs with a colorful elytra as well? As you'll see, dyed elytra are another
concept that's been mentioned and frankly, it makes a lot of sense. We can already have different
elytra with a minecon cape, so why not let us use banner designs and customize the wings as well. I mean, it doesn't seem
like any MineCon events are going to be happening anytime soon, so it's a fair trade off for any new fans. In Minecraft 1.19, we're
getting chest boats. And after that, larger
boats might be next. This suggestion was first considered back around the update aquatic, but with the new changes to
boats in the wild update, it might be time to revisit. Hey, even we showed off the idea in our 1.19 speculation video, so there's clearly a way to
make this happen in Minecraft. So if you've got three
people in your friend group, you might not have to wait too long before all of you can explore together. I'd like you all to
meet my new pet Mr. Owl. And you see, Mr. Owl is a new tamable pet that could make it into Minecraft. And, the idea that Mojang's hinted at is that this mob could
be tamed like a parrot, but instead of dancing to music, you could use them to deliver things like written books as messages. And from there you can
send it to your friends, or your enemies, your pick. Most people light TnT like this. But now, we'll could light it like this. See, this mentioned feature could allow us to lay
down gunpowder as a fuse and then light it to catch
fire along the trail. That way when your TnT
contraption explodes, it doesn't explode into the
valuable red stone with it. And this might even be a way to send a path of fire toward
your enemies,just saying. But, you might be worried
that a change like this could make gunpowder a
lot more like redstone, but don't worry, cause there's still an insane change planned
for redstone as well, and we'll talk about that shortly. Because first, we gotta look at Minecraft's
new grappling hook. Surely enough, the idea
of a grappling rope was tossed around back in 2018, and the idea as stated is
that this would function as an early game alternative
to the ender pearl, allowing players to easily get around the jungle trees and ravines. But with a much shorter
range than the ender pearl. Though, another plus for a grappling hook is that you won't have to take damage when you reach your spot, just make sure it doesn't break while you're trying to use it. And with an easier way to
get around the tall trees these monkeys could offer up another reason to explore the jungle. Currently, the top of the
jungle is pretty barren, so it's good news that Mojang currently has monkeys under review. And hopefully, we'll be
able to see these new mobs on top of the canopy. Maybe they could even
function like the dolphins do, being passive at first, but if you get one mad, the whole barrel of
monkeys will attack you. They did already design a monkey for the China exclusive mob vote, so maybe that hard work
could still come back and make it into the final game. Now, instead of doing redstone like this, in the future, we do redstone like this. Sure enough, even if Mojang
isn't planning vertical slabs, vertical redstone is still in the picture. And when you look at it, it seems like a natural
evolution of redstone. I mean, redstone's basically
the electrical cabling of the Minecraft world, so why not let us run
the wires along the wall? And when you power signal like this, instead of this whole
mess, it's so much nicer. This new feature transforms
Minecraft's nighttime from a nightmare into a dream come true. With these shooting stars, we have the chance for a real rare event to shoot across the night sky. But, there's still one problem
you haven't subscribed yet. Ugh that's bad sorry. But, there's still one problem, even though this was shown in the official taiga biome trailer, those trailers aren't
always accurate to the game. So, maybe this is just
wishing upon a star. What if I told you that you
can hatch the ender dragon egg? Well, as crazy as it sounds, it's actually come up at Mojang Studios. Apparently, there's been
talks of having some way to tame an ender dragon as a pet. And while this post mentions having different elemental
powers for each one of them, I think just having a baby
version of the ender dragon that we can raise as our own that would be cool enough. And gauging by all the viral videos that have been made on this subject, I doubt I'm the only one that thinks such. Did you know Mojang considered
adding a soul fire blaze? Surely, in the Ask
Mojang midsummer special, Jeb confirmed that they liked the idea of adding a soul fire mob, but they weren't entirely sure if it'd be another variant of the blaze. So, perhaps more likely than that would be a new mob that's tied
to the soul fire in some way. And my vote for that is this user's concept of
using a soul fire wolf, which already looks perfect
for a soul sand valley. And with that folks, YouTube thinks that you
might like this video, so see if they're right, and have a good one, alright?
