
The Spawn Chunks 404: Minecraft Live Recap May 2026
Joel, and Jonny review the news coming out of the Minecraft Live presentation at TwitchCon Rotterdam including the Chaos Cubed release, Minecraft Dungeons II, the Minecraft movie sequel, and the dappled forest, and other new game features coming this fall.
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Joel
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- The Citadel | Mushroom Island
- Only three streams this week, all spent on the leg work of mirroring the new exterior side panel design around to the other wings of the command center.
- Messing around with the idea of having different numbers on each wing, 01 through 04 clockwise around from north to west.
- Also considering designing some sort of pixel art logo to put on the side of the building. Possibly both numbers, and a logo.
- Side Panel Adjustment – Part 6
- Side Panel Adjustment – Part 7
- Mid Section Design Brainstorm
- Messing around with the idea of having different numbers on each wing, 01 through 04 clockwise around from north to west.
- Only three streams this week, all spent on the leg work of mirroring the new exterior side panel design around to the other wings of the command center.
Jonny
- The Minecraft Survival Guide, Season 3
- Finished excavation, and started building David Module No.3 (of 12).
- Minecraft Live May 2026 Coverage
- Also re-streamed Minecraft Live over on Twitch to capture the reaction to all the announcements, and discuss them with the community.
Minecraft News
- Minecraft Live from TwitchCon 2026: The Recap (Minecraft.net)
- Minecraft Live – May 2026 (YouTube.com/Minecraft)
- Minecraft: Java Edition 26.2 Pre-release 1 (Minecraft.net)
- Minecraft: Java Edition 26.2 Pre-release 2 (Minecraft.net)
Chunk Mail
SUBJECT: Concerns From Minecraft Live
Hi Pix and Joel,
On the recent Minecraft Live, Lady Agnes mentioned that the team plans to prioritize exploration over the next few years; however, I am concerned that this approach may not be sustainable.
As updates are released every few months, players must travel increasingly farther to find new biomes. This issue is particularly evident now that two consecutive updates are adding new biomes. While items like saplings can be brought back to a player’s home base, resources such as cinnabar require players to travel tens of thousands of blocks each time they need more.
This seems to contradict Mojang’s goal of having worlds last for generations. If every update forces players thousands of blocks away from their base, sustaining a long-term world becomes increasingly difficult, especially for those who are unable or unwilling to reset old chunks.
Dovid walked, and walked, and walked, but he didn’t find a dappled forest, he did reach the far lands though!
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