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AppWizard
October 2, 2025
The latest Minecraft update, "The Copper Age," is version 1.21.111 for Bedrock and 3.20/1.029 for consoles, released on September 30. Key features include: - Copper Chest: Players can summon a copper golem to acquire a copper chest, which can oxidize or be preserved with wax. It can be crafted from a standard chest and copper ingots. - Copper Equipment: Copper can be used to craft tools, weapons, and armor that do not oxidize. Copper armor has higher durability than leather but less than iron. - Copper Golem: Summoned with copper and carved pumpkins, it collects and sorts items from copper chests. It drops 1 to 3 copper ingots upon demise and can transform into a statue block when fully oxidized. - Copper Decorations: New items include copper torches, bars, chains, and lanterns that oxidize over time. - Shelf: A decorative block that can store items and connect with powered shelves for redstone functionality. - Accessibility: Updated dye icons for colorblind accessibility and text-to-speech support for dressing room pages. - Blocks: Fire-related changes to blocks and bug fixes for water placement and block destruction. - General Improvements: Corrections to grass color in swamps and enhancements for multiplayer experiences. - Graphical Enhancements: Updates to volumetric fog and particle textures, along with fixes for graphical bugs. - User Interface: Improvements to icons and display issues, including new icons for sale banners. Players can expect potential hotfixes in the coming weeks.
AppWizard
October 1, 2025
On September 30, 2025, Mojang released Game Drop 3 of 2025, introducing "The Copper Age" in Minecraft. This update allows players to use copper for crafting tools, light sources, smart storage, and copper golems. Copper tools and armor are now available, positioned between stone and iron in terms of durability and effectiveness. The Copper Golem can organize items in a Copper Chest, which players can craft using copper ingots. New cosmetic items include copper variants of existing blocks that oxidize over time. Players can use beeswax to prevent oxidation or refine copper items. The update has received positive feedback from the community, with many considering it a long-awaited enhancement. Future updates, including the Mounts of Mayhem, have also been teased.
AppWizard
October 1, 2025
Minecraft's latest major update, Bedrock version 1.21.111, was released on September 30. Key features include: - Copper Chest: A new storage solution that sorts items using a copper golem. It has waxed and oxidized variants and requires a chest and copper ingots to craft. - Copper Equipment: Players can craft tools, weapons, and armor from copper, which has higher durability than leather but less than iron. Smelting yields Copper Nuggets, and hostile monsters can spawn wearing or wielding copper items. - Copper Golem: Summoned with copper and carved pumpkins, it sorts items from copper chests and drops Copper Ingots upon defeat. It can transform into a Copper Golem Statue Block when fully oxidized. - Copper Decorations: New items include a green Copper Torch, Copper Bars, Copper Chains, and a Copper Lantern, all of which oxidize over time. - Shelf: A decorative block that can store items and display them, crafted from stripped logs or bamboo. - Accessibility Improvements: Updated dye icons for colorblind accessibility and text-to-speech support in the Dressing Room. - Gameplay Fixes: Various bugs related to entities, fire interactions, and user interface improvements have been addressed. The update requires a substantial download due to the extensive new content included.
AppWizard
September 24, 2025
The Minecraft hardcore mode features a single death resulting in the permanent deletion of the world. Players must prioritize sustenance, with quality food restoring hunger and maintaining saturation levels. Five notable food items for hardcore mode include: 1. Cooked Pork Chop: Restores 8 hunger points and provides 12.8 saturation points. Obtained by cooking raw pork chops from pigs or hoglins. 2. Golden Carrot: Restores 6 hunger points and offers 14.4 saturation points. Crafted using one carrot and eight gold nuggets. 3. Enchanted Golden Apple: Restores 4 hunger points and provides 9.6 saturation points. Found in loot chests in ancient cities, mansions, and bastions. Grants status effects like regeneration and resistance. 4. Rabbit Stew: Restores 10 hunger points and provides 12 saturation points. Crafted using cooked rabbit, carrot, baked potato, a mushroom, and a bowl. 5. Suspicious Stew: Restores 6 hunger points and provides 7.2 saturation points. Crafted using a bowl, one red mushroom, one brown mushroom, and a flower, granting a status effect based on the flower used.
AppWizard
September 15, 2025
Bethesda has released a DLC expansion for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle titled The Order of Giants. This expansion allows players to explore catacombs beneath Rome as Indiana Jones searches for a legendary Crusader helmet belonging to the Nephilim giant, Gibborim, while facing a mysterious cult. The DLC integrates into the main game after completing the Vatican level and offers an additional four to five hours of gameplay, featuring cutscenes, puzzles, and a new boss encounter. It emphasizes exploration and puzzle-solving, with new environments primarily set underground. The expansion utilizes enhanced graphics on PC, achieving a photo-realistic quality. Troy Baker reprises his role as Indiana Jones, delivering a performance that captures the character's essence.
Tech Optimizer
August 27, 2025
Ransomware is being enhanced by artificial intelligence, with cybercriminals using generative AI tools to create sophisticated malware. A notable example is PromptLock, identified as the first fully AI-driven ransomware, discovered on August 27, 2025. It utilizes OpenAI’s gpt-oss-20b model to dynamically generate malicious code, complicating detection efforts. ESET's analysis indicates that PromptLock processes operations locally on the victim's device, minimizing external communications and reducing its digital footprint. The first half of 2025 saw a 70% increase in ransomware victims, largely due to AI-enhanced phishing campaigns. Akamai Technologies reported a 37% increase in ransomware incidents in 2024, fueled by generative AI. Governments are beginning to respond with regulations for quicker breach disclosures, and cybersecurity experts emphasize the need for continuous monitoring and adaptive defenses.
AppWizard
August 10, 2025
The Copper Lantern will be introduced in Minecraft's Fall Drop update of 2025. It serves as a decorative light source with a copper frame and a green-tinted glow. To craft the Copper Lantern, players need 8 Copper Nuggets and 1 Torch. The Copper Nuggets are made by converting a Copper Ingot, which is obtained by smelting Raw Copper. The crafting arrangement requires the Torch in the center and the Copper Nuggets surrounding it. The Copper Lantern emits a light level of 15, can be used for decoration, prevents hostile mob spawning, and develops a weathered texture over time. It can be placed on blocks or hung from structures.
AppWizard
August 10, 2025
The latest Minecraft snapshot and beta introduced Copper-themed blocks, set to release in the Fall Drop of 2025. The new items include: 1) Copper Torch - Requires 1 Copper Nugget to craft, features a green flame. 2) Copper Lantern - Crafted with 8 Copper Nuggets and 1 Copper Torch, also has a green flame and can oxidize; honeycomb can be used to maintain its condition. 3) Copper Chain - Made from 2 Copper Nuggets and 1 Copper Ingot, can be waxed with honeycomb to prevent oxidation, and undergoes four shades of oxidation. 4) Copper Bar - Crafted from 6 Copper Ingots, experiences oxidation, and serves both functional and decorative purposes.
AppWizard
August 6, 2025
Mojang has introduced new features related to copper in Minecraft with the release of Snapshot 25w32a on August 5, 2025. This update includes copper torches, copper chains, copper bars, and copper lanterns. Copper torches are crafted using 1 Copper Nugget, 1 Stick, and 1 Coal; copper lanterns are made by surrounding 1 Copper Torch with 8 Copper Nuggets; copper chains are formed with 1 Copper Ingot in the center and 1 Copper Nugget above and below it; and copper bars are created using 6 Copper Ingots. The update emphasizes copper as a fundamental building material, showcasing various oxidation stages that enhance visual appeal. Players are also anticipating the addition of copper fences and gates, as well as the potential for copper to be used in beacons.
AppWizard
May 3, 2025
Herobrine is a character in Minecraft that players can summon using external modifications, as the game does not support his appearance natively. The Lunar Eclipse Studios’ From The Fog Mod is a popular option for the Java version of Minecraft. To install the mod, players must ensure they are using version 1.20.5 (or 1.20.6) of the game, download the datapack, and follow a series of steps to activate it in-game. Once installed, Herobrine will appear within three in-game days. Players can also build traditional Herobrine shrines to expedite his appearance, requiring specific materials: 1. First shrine: - 2 Blocks of Gold - 2 Netherrack 2. Second shrine: - 9 Blocks of Gold - 1 Netherrack - 4 Redstone Torches Players can gather these materials by mining or crafting: - Blocks of Gold are crafted from 9 Gold Ingots, which are obtained from Nether Gold Ore. - Redstone Torches are made from 1 stick and 1 Redstone Dust. Players can also use commands to switch to Creative Mode for easier material acquisition.
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