Minecraft is getting a visual overhaul you probably don't need because of all of those mods you've got installed
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inb4 java edition becomes unplayable on older systems even with render distance set to lowest
Apparently you’ll be able to toggle between the new lighting and the old lighting, so hopefully that isn’t a problem
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Journalists in general have lost an unbelievable amount of credibility, and games bloggers are the bottom of the barrel.
I think journalists too often have way too little education and way often than not they have no idea what they're talking about. The quality of news is often low. We need better journalism. I was thinking about exactly that just yesterday, by chance.
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I still have no idea if bedrock or java is the better version after all these years.
Luanti is the better option IMHO because it's FOSS and therefore more ethical.
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Luanti is the better option IMHO because it's FOSS and therefore more ethical.
Looks pretty cool. Thanks
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While I would love that to be the case, I don't think it is that simple. Java edition, at least, has been experimenting with shader-like features in resource packs for a while now. It could be that Luanti convinced them it needs to be built in and not an extra pack, but I think it is at best parallel ideas, or at worst, Luanti taking inspiration from those shader-like packs and trying to do better not even knowing they are doing the same process as Minecraft.
Oh yeah, I wasn't trying to say that Luanti had an incredibly original thought with volumetric lighting. There's been (pre-resource-pack) volumetric lighting mods for Minecraft probably already a decade ago. I was rather just wondering, when the proof of concept has existed for a whole decade, why do they decide to include it now. It probably would have worked well even on weaker phones three years ago already...
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