full, regenerating health is a massive boon, refilling all of those pesky hearts you lose while walking too fast down the stairs. This guy has taken minecraft farming way too far. New and Improved Biomes Exploration is one of the things I love most about Minecraft, and the landscape you discover is crucial to that experience. The biomes are now much more varied, and some of the stuff you'll find will have you just stopping in awe. The jungle biomes are massively improved, with huge trees and floor canopies. Oceans and mountains now have their own distinctive biomes, meaning you'll find huge stretches of open water, and traverse vast cliffs and valleys. Some terrain changes aren't related to the new biomes. The underground cave generation has been improved, with underground lakes and ravines to find. The ravines in particular are a sight to behold, and alone make logging on again worthwhile. It's a nightmare to navigate, but it looks awesome. Animals For a long time animals acted a lot like mobs. They spawned in the right conditions, then despawned when you walked far enough away. More recently the mechanic of animals in the game has substantially changed. Crucially, they now appear permanently, and can be found each and every time you return to an area. While this means you won't be able to spawn cows in your underground farm, it does mean when you lead some there they'll stay there forever. You can now breed them too, with the introduction