item types

AppWizard
September 17, 2025
In Season 10 of Diablo 4, titled the Season of Infernal Chaos, the introduction of "Chaos armor" will allow for greater versatility in character builds. Players will encounter Unique items with powerful guaranteed stats in new Chaos variants, which can be equipped in previously unavailable slots. For example, a Unique item that typically drops as gloves may now appear as boots or other armor types, encouraging diverse combinations. This change aims to enhance character progression and promote dynamic gear adaptation, potentially leading to new builds. The season launches on September 23.
AppWizard
August 30, 2024
Mojang has introduced bundles in Minecraft, which are currently being tested in snapshots. Bundles can hold up to 64 unique items in single stack sizes, providing a solution for inventory organization. They can be crafted using one leather and one string. Bundles differ from shulker boxes, which hold larger stacks of 27 unique items, making them complementary for managing inventory, especially in the early game. However, bundles have some flaws, including a confusing control change from right-click to left-click and a limitation in displaying only 12 out of 64 items in their submenu. Suggestions for improvement include resizing items to fit all 64 or adding tabs for categorization.
AppWizard
August 16, 2024
The Minecraft snapshot 24W33A introduces several updates, including the return of bundles, improvements to Redstone mechanics, and enhancements to minecart functionality. Bundles allow players to consolidate items into a single inventory slot, crafted using one leather and one string. The updated bundle system enables easy access to the first eight visible item types. Redstone mechanics have been refined with the “Redstone Experiments” feature for better functionality. Minecarts have improved movement and gameplay systems. Additional updates include adjustments to item rarities, mob parity, item names, textures, and bee behavior.
AppWizard
June 30, 2024
Minecraft has finally added bundles to the game after being announced four years ago. Bundles allow players to store different item types in the same inventory slot and stack items up to a certain number, creating more space in the regular inventory. Despite positive reactions, some players criticize Mojang Studios for being late in implementing this essential in-game item.
AppWizard
June 30, 2024
Bundles in Minecraft have 64 slots for storing different item types, with each item taking up one slot. Items that stack to 64 take up one slot, while items with lower stack amounts take up multiple slots. Weapons and armor take up all 64 slots in a bundle. Bundles cannot be stacked, but can be nested inside each other.
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