Minecraft: Bedrock Edition Beta 1.17.10.23 fixes more bugs for ‘Caves and Cliffs Update’ Part One
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What you need to know
Minecraftmay havejustdropped the humungous1.17 Caves and Cliffs Update Part Oneon every platform, but Mojang Studios' work isn’t done yet. They recently releasedMinecraft: Bedrock Edition Beta 1.17.10.23, which includes some more bug fixes and improvements for theCaves and Cliffs Update. Don’t expect any new features so soon after the last public release, althoughBeta 1.17.10.22 did add candlesearlier this month.
Once Mojang Studios is comfortable with the bug fixes they’ve tested and the state of candles, they’ll likely release all of these changes and improvements in a Caves and Cliffs Update patch in the coming weeks. For now, however, we have to be content with testing Mojang Studios' betas and submitting feedback whenever we encounter any lingering issues.
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The full changelog for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition Beta 1.17.10.23 includes:
Features & bug fixes
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