Minecraft Beta update Patch notes

The Minecraft Bedrock beta 1.19.50.22 patch notes for the week of October 23, 2022 are now available! This is a smaller update than usual and includes mainly bug fixes, tool improvements, and balance changes.

New Features

Camel improvements: The camel can now be dyed, and its saddle is now fully obtainable. The camel's speed has also been increased.

Bug Fixes

Fixed some server crashes caused by players not being able to connect to the game server due to an incorrect port number being in use by other applications on their computer.

Camel improvements

The camel is one of the most popular animals in Minecraft, so it's no surprise that we've been working on improving its abilities. We've added a new mount style and changed how you get on and off the camel. Now you can ride your camel while swimming!

New Archery Mode

Archery mode is back! You can now choose between three distinct stances to use when shooting bows or crossbows: normal, crouch, and prone. Each stance has its own pros and cons that change the way you aim your bow or crossbow. We've also added new animations for when you draw your bow or fire arrows in this mode.

The Camel is a much-requested creature, so we're excited to release this first iteration of the camel! You can now ride them and use them to carry things around. They have a new model that looks great in-game and on mobile devices, plus some polish on the textures. We've also added a few new features to help keep them fed and happy:

You can now feed your Camel carrots when it's hungry! Your Camel will be happier if you give it carrots while riding it! You can now ride your Camel into battle with other players! Be careful out there, though — you might find yourself stuck in a fight between two other players or even an enemy monster!

Latest changes

Minecraft Bedrock Beta 1.20 is out, and it's bringing with it a number of changes. Here's what you need to know about the latest beta version of Minecraft Bedrock. What's new in this beta?

The most significant change to Minecraft Bedrock seems to be the addition of three new biomes, which can be accessed by visiting the new 'Create Worlds' screen. These are:

Tundra: A cold biome, similar to Antarctica but with snow instead of ice.

Meadow: A grassy biome, similar to the plains biome but with more trees and less grass.

Desert: An arid desert environment, similar to the desert biome but with sand instead of cacti.

Update: The 2.5.0 beta will be the last update before Minecraft Bedrock launches on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.

The Bedrock beta is here and it's time for us to dig in and find out what has changed in this latest beta build. Do note that this is not an official release and there are still a few things that need to be fixed before the game is ready for launch. However, if you're eager to get your hands on the final build of Bedrock, head over to our dedicated page here.

Bedrock Beta 1.20 is the first beta release of Minecraft Bedrock and it introduces many new features such as Inventory, Trading, and much more!

Inventory: Players can now enter their inventory to take out items they want to use in a game.

Trading: Players can now trade with each other right from the game's menu system.

Tutorials: The tutorial has been updated with new information on how crafting works.

The latest beta update for Minecraft Bedrock has been released, meaning that players will now have access to the new and improved Bedrock modded servers. The new beta version is still in development, so there are a few bugs that may be present, but we’re happy to say that the developers have been working hard to fix them. What can you expect from this updated version?

The biggest change is that you can now customise your server with a variety of different settings. You can set whether it’s open or private, whether it has custom commands or not and many more options. This means you can create an experience tailored just for yourself or your friends by choosing what type of server you want to play on.