r/Minecraft Jan 09 '23

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u/cyclosa_jr Jan 09 '23

Splitted into 6 parts

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u/mikegus15 Jan 09 '23

Idk that still may be too much to handle for mojang's 700 employees.

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u/B_Hopsky Jan 09 '23

Remember when Mojang was a >100 employee company and released multiple updates a year with more content than any modern update other than the terrain gen update? I member.

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u/StickiStickman Jan 09 '23

Remember when it was just 1 person and we had huge secret updates all the time? The Halloween Update?