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Minecraft received a stable 1.20.41 update for the Bedrock edition and numerous fans are excited to know the changes it brings to the table. Compared to previous updates, this one is smaller in size with a main emphasis on bug fixes for numerous Bedrock-based platforms.
Numerous crashes that were prevalent with the previous 1.20.40 update, such as the game crashing multiple times when attempting to join a realm have now been patched up along with increasing overall functionality by providing better world filters. Let’s go ahead and take a look at all the changes.
All Fixes in the 1.20.41 Bedrock Update for Minecraft
Fixed a crash that could occur when joining a Realm after doing other things for a while
Fixed a crash that could occur when joining Featured Servers
Fixed a crash on Amazon devices when the player had a prior Realms purchase and the Realm had not been created yet
Fixed a possible soft lock when performing different actions within the Marketplace
Fixed searching, filtering, and sorting only displaying the first row of results when using the search feature inside the Marketplace
World type filters now apply properly when using search filters in the Marketplace
Fixed an issue with not being able to upgrade from the demo to the full version on PlayStation
Apart from acknowledging the most game-breaking issue of crashing, they have also worked on improving the functionality of the Marketplace allowing numerous accessibility options to work properly. We can expect to see numerous hotfixes over the next few months considering the arrival of the highly anticipated version 1.21 update.
While this update did not add any new items to the game, it promises a consistent Minecraft experience for players on all Bedrock platforms. Installing the update on your console or mobile device requires you to simply head to your platform’s store and follow a few intuitive prompts.
That is pretty much everything you need to know about the changes made in the Bedrock version 1.20.41 update. If you still run into any bugs or glitches you can report them to Mojang’s system dashboard and leave feedback for it on their official Minecraft Feedback Site.
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