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May 11, 2026

Crimson Desert’s latest patch gives the people what they want, which is to tame and ride a random bear with your own two hands—or a goat, if you’re freaky

Players of Crimson Desert expressed a desire to tame and ride bears. Developer Pearl Abyss introduced legendary wolf and bear mounts that can be acquired through quests or by defeating bears. Initially, these animals could not be tamed for riding, but a recent update allows players to register certain animals as special mounts after earning their trust. The list of tamable animals includes dogs, with some requiring unique taming methods. Additionally, players can now extract materials used in equipment upgrades, receiving a full return of special materials and a 70% refund on common resources like iron ore, copper ore, and bloodstones. Pearl Abyss continues to introduce new features regularly, including bird taming, to enhance the player experience.

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April 29, 2026

Minecraft 26.2 Snapshot 5

The 26.2 Snapshot 5 introduces several new features, including an explosive archetype for the Sulfur Cube and the addition of erupting Geysers formed by Potent Sulfur. The new Sulfur Cube archetype, called Explosive, shares properties with the Regular archetype but has higher air drag and can absorb TNT blocks. When primed, absorbed TNT has a fuse time of 6 seconds when ignited by fire or Redstone, and a randomized fuse time between 0.75 and 3 seconds when primed by an explosion. Sulfur Cubes with absorbed TNT cannot be picked up or damaged, and no Small Sulfur Cubes will spawn upon explosion. Potent Sulfur creates Geysers when placed above a Magma block and under water, sending water particles skyward at random intervals. Various adjustments have been made to mob hitboxes, and Hoglins are now classified as hostile and will not spawn on Peaceful difficulty. New sounds for Geyser eruptions have been added, and Touchscreen Mode has been removed. The Data Pack version is now 104.0, and the Resource Pack version is 86.2. New particles related to Geysers have been introduced, and several bugs have been fixed in this update.

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April 26, 2026

Lineage Piece codes April 2026

Lineage Piece is a Roblox game where players can choose to be either a pirate or a marine, featuring a lower level cap compared to similar games. Players can engage in battles against bosses and rival factions. The game has several codes that provide various rewards, including: - TYFOR1KLIKES - Both rerolls and $ - TYFOR300CCU - Both rerolls and $ - TYFOR100LIKES - Trait rerolls and $ - Release - G$ and regular $ - LineageIsHere - ten of each reroll To redeem codes, players must log in, close the game, like the game page, join the game group, reopen the game, access the 'Settings' icon, enter a code, and click 'Enter'. Players can unlock permanent rank buffs by progressing through ranks, with each rank providing a 10% enhancement to earned currencies and experience points. More codes can be found by verifying the Roblox account for chat privileges, accessing the Lineage Piece Discord, or checking the Lineage Piece Trello for updates.

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April 21, 2026

Minecraft Crafting Essentials: How to Craft Paper | Attack of the Fanboy

Paper is an essential resource in Minecraft, particularly highlighted in the 1.21 Tricky Trials update. Players can craft paper by arranging three sugar cane in a horizontal row on a crafting table. Sugar cane can be found near water sources, thriving in deserts and swamps, and can be planted on various surfaces. The introduction of the Crafter block in the 1.21 update allows for automated paper production, enhancing efficiency. Sugar cane growth is influenced by random ticks, with Java Edition experiencing updates every eighteen minutes and Bedrock Edition every fifty-four minutes. Trading paper with villagers can yield emeralds, with a potential to reduce the trade cost to one sheet per emerald by curing zombie villagers. Additionally, the lore of the game connects paper to the Ancient Builders and their libraries, emphasizing its historical significance.

AppWizard

April 15, 2026

How to fast travel in Windrose

In the co-op pirate survival game Windrose, players can fast travel after crafting a Fast Travel Bell and establishing Fast Travel Points. To craft a Fast Travel Bell, players need 10 copper ingots and 3 ropes. A Fast Travel Point requires 20 wood and 1 Fast Travel Bell. Players can find Fast Travel Bells as loot in shipwrecks or chests. Fast Travel Points must be placed near water and players can only fast travel between established points while on foot. While sailing, fast travel is accessible unless in combat. Players can activate fast travel from any point at sea by selecting a Fast Travel Point on the map. In co-op mode, initiating fast travel teleports only the player, leaving the ship behind. Additionally, there are existing fast travel points at faction bases like Tortuga.

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April 15, 2026

How to get clay in Windrose

Clay is a crucial resource in Windrose for crafting clay bottles for potions. It can be found in large deposits of muddy rock scattered across the terrain, which are exposed and easy to identify. Clearing a single deposit yields about 50-60 chunks of clay. A pickaxe is necessary for harvesting clay, with recipes for a Stone Pickaxe requiring 3 Stone and 3 Wood, and a Copper Pickaxe requiring 1 Bronze Ingot and 5 Wood. Upgrading tools does not affect yield but can speed up the harvesting process. Clay deposits respawn every few in-game days, and crafting a clay bottle requires one chunk of clay, but the bottles are not reusable. Resources can deplete quickly, especially when dealing with wild boars.

AppWizard

April 15, 2026

Minecraft guide: Your compendium for crafting

The next Minecraft update is called Chaos Cubed, which will introduce the Sulfur Caves biome featuring unique cinnabar and sulfur blocks, as well as steamy lakes. Players will also encounter the Sulfur Cube mob, which absorbs properties from surrounding blocks. The article includes information about Minecraft seeds, skins, mods, commands, texture packs, and shaders, as well as guides on how to get started, find rare resources, and tame various creatures such as Happy Ghasts, Nautilus, camels, horses, Copper Golems, Allays, and villagers. It also mentions crafting recipes for harnesses, saddles, and nametags.

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March 31, 2026

Smaller Minecraft updates like Tiny Takeover and Chaos Cubed “feel more sustainable” for Mojang, says lead: “There’s always another one right around the corner”

Mojang is shifting its focus to smaller, more frequent updates for Minecraft, such as the Tiny Takeover and the upcoming Chaos Cubed, while still considering the possibility of larger updates in the future. Product manager Anna Lundgren stated that this new approach feels "more sustainable" and allows for diverse content, catering to different player preferences. Although the community desires larger updates reminiscent of earlier versions, Lundgren assured that the team is flexible and can produce updates of varying sizes. Additionally, Mojang has incorporated real animal voice actors for new sounds in the game.

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March 29, 2026

Minecraft’s switch to smaller game drops doesn’t rule out “more transformative updates”

The Tiny Takeover update is the ninth 'game drop' from Mojang since the company adopted a strategy of smaller, more frequent updates in 2024. This approach allows for a sustainable development model, enabling different teams to focus on various projects simultaneously. The update emphasizes art and sound design for baby mobs, while previous updates targeted different gameplay aspects. Mojang plans to continue releasing updates that cater to diverse play styles, ensuring there are appealing options for all players. The company is also working on larger transformative updates, such as the Vibrant Visuals graphics refresh for Minecraft Java.

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March 28, 2026

Mojang Says Anything Is Possible for Minecraft’s Future Updates

Mojang has a vast collection of ideas that it is considering for future updates, as expressed by product manager Anna Lundgren, who stated that "nothing is ever off the table." The Copper Golem, initially introduced in the Minecraft Live 2021 mob vote, returned in September 2025 as part of The Copper Age update after being dormant for three years. Firefly bushes, originally planned for the Wild Update of 2021 but shelved due to community concerns about toxicity to frogs, were reintroduced in 2025 without the associated risks. Minecraft is shifting to a more dynamic update schedule, moving away from the traditional annual model, with recent updates like Tiny Takeover and the upcoming Chaos Cubed. Mojang is leveraging its history of ideas, suggesting that previously shelved concepts may resurface when the timing is right.