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The date of June 17 is becoming a very special day for Minecraft fans, since Mojang has announced that his next Game Drop, Chase the Skies, will arrive on that date. In addition, the expected graphic update called Vibrant Visuals will also be launched, which promises to be a great occasion for players of the game and see that at least in the visual something progresses.
The Chase the Skies update includes a lot of game features and content, but one of the most outstanding is the expansion of the Ghast. Now, players can find Happy Ghats as domesticable creatures, which will allow up to five players to mount them on their trips through the skies. To get one, they must find small dehydrated ghats near fossil structures in the Nether, take them to the supramundo and feed them with plenty of water. It is also possible to create dry ghats with Nether materials.
Improvements especially in the lights and shadows of the game, more realistic
Other features of this update include a players locator practice, better functions for leaders, manufacturing assets, a new music disc and more. The improvement of Vibrant Visuals, on the other hand, allows players to witness how lights and shadows affect the world of Minecraft. According to Mojang, “Fly high with your happy ghost to contemplate the sunrise reflected in the undulating ocean, create art with changing shadows, descend to the dark depths or simply sit down and enjoy the vivid beauty of each bioma.”
With updated graphics in the game, you can see how light and shadows transform the outside world: the water is reflected, the forests darken, the fog scatters and the waterfalls shine with the light. The devices currently compatible with visual vibrant include Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PC, as well as Android (Android: Adreno 640, Mali-G68, Mali-G77 or Xclipse 530 or higher) and iOS (A12 or M1 or Superior).
Unfortunately, Visuals Vibrant improves will only be available in the Bedrock of Minecraft, at least for now, although Mojang has announced that it plans to implement visual improvement in the Java edition of Minecraft later.
