Summary
Jungle temples were a largely welcomed addition toMinecraftfor many fans, but there appears to be a glaring issue with them, according to fans online who are disappointed in the value of rewards found within them. While they are supposed to reward players with valuable resources for exploring them thoroughly, manyMinecraftfans are reporting lackluster loot and demanding changes.
As it continues to receive updates,Minecraftonly grows bigger and more diversewith its environments, adding more and more features and things for players to explore, such as new structures and entire biomes. One such addition from the 1.8 update was the jungle temple, which promised players valuable loot with the catch that they are one of the rarest structures inMinecraft,only appearing in a biome that is similarly uncommon.
Given their rarity and how easy they can be to miss, some players have been disappointed with their loot, such as Reddit user Mysterious_Carob9891, who shared a screenshot of a temple chest they found containing just three pieces of bamboo. Consideringbamboo is relatively easy to come by inMinecraftsince it appears in many jungle biomes naturally, this led the user to question whether the spawn rates of rare loot inside jungle temples should receive a buff.
Jungle Temples May Need a Rework, According to Fans
Many fans agreed in the comments, chiming in with their own experiences looting jungle temples and finding lackluster rewards, such as iron ingots or rotten flesh, which are either common or largely useless. Others also mentioned that the player may simply have bad luck since valuable loot can spawn inside them, while some mentioned thatthe desert temples inMinecraftare much better since they are more common and often contain more items.
Jungle temple loot is far from the only issue fans have had withMinecraftand its many updates in the past, of course, as another threadsuggested changes to sword combat inMinecraftwhich would make it more dynamic. As usual, when complaints such as these arise, it is unclear and often unlikely thatMinecraftdeveloper Mojang will make significant changes to address them, especially since version 1.8 is more than a decade old now.
Still, there is always the possibility of a fanmade mod or plugin forMinecraftthat could fix the spawn rates of some in-game loot for players on the Java version. With so many other structures to explore in the game, too, there are plenty of other sources for rare loot to discover.
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Minecraft is a sandbox video game that puts players in procedurally generated worlds and offers them no guidance whatsoever in where to go or what to do, creating a sense of freedom that was unparalleled in 2011. Minecraft has gone on to become the highest-selling video game of all time.
