As with all live-service games, Minecraft players are eagerly anticipating every new patch. Minecraft just had a major content drop, ushering in the Copper Age, complete with a golem-sized cleaner to help you tidy up around the house. But in the near future, fans expect update 1.22 to rear its head, offering even more significant changes to the game they know and love. Unfortunately, patch 1.21.10 is setting a precedent that suggests 1.22 is still a way off yet.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Surprise Minecraft patch sparks concerns about 1.22, breaks decade-long record

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