5 best changes in Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview

Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview is out now and it introduces a host of changes ahead of the upcoming Winter Drop featuring the new Pale Garden biome. Apart from new features, this beta and preview also made significant bug fixes as well bring major modifications to gameplay, block behavior, UI, and more.

So, what are the five best changes in Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview? Read on to find out.

Note: The entries are arranged in no particular order.

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5 best changes in Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview

1) Pale Moss gets an upgrade

Pale Moss has a major impact on the ambiance of the Minecraft Pale Garden (Image via Mojang Studios)

One of the biggest highlights of the Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview is the changes introduced to the Pale Moss items. Pale Moss is the unique and colorless moss that dots the eerie new biome of Pale Garden and adds to much of its appeal.

As part of the update, Pale moss patches are now larger when naturally generated. Additionally, it now has a chance to grow naturally without needing a Pale Oak tree to be nearby. This increases the spawn chance of this beloved block. This update also reduced the amount of Tall grass on the Moss, making it seem even more eerie.

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2) Pale Garden is spookier

Pale Garden gets a major overhaul (Image via Mojang Studios)

Pale Garden is the new biome in Minecraft that has been making all the waves due to its inherent spookiness and eerie setting. This new update made further modifications to the biome's settings, adding to the sense of unease.

The Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview removed all flowers and Mushrooms from the biome, making it a barren wasteland. Additionally, the density of Pale Oak has been increased, further reducing visibility and making it even more difficult for players to evade the notorious creaking mob native to the biome.

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3) Creaking heart receives some functional changes

The Creaking Heart receives major functional changes (Image via Mojang Studios)

The creaking heart receives numerous functional changes with the Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview update. A creaking heart with a spawned creaking and partial Pale Oak support will now deactivate if the creaking is despawned via in-game commands.

Additionally, the creaking heart can no longer be used as a fuel source, limiting its functionality as the catalyst for destroying the creaking. The creaking heart block is also immovable as part of the update. Perhaps the biggest change is that a creaking heart spawning and despawning its creaking now emits vibrations from the mob's position, making it easier to locate one.

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4) Many blocks receive functional changes

The Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview introduces changes in a lot of blocks and items (Image via Mojang Studios)

The Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview also introduced a plethora of changes to the behavior and interaction with certain blocks and tools in-game. The Blast Furnace, Dropper, Cauldron, Dispenser, Enchanting Table, Furnace, Hopper, and Smoker blocks now drop only when broken with a pickaxe.

Additionally, the following blocks that require support will now always break when broken with any tool:

• Copper Doors
• Iron Door
• Heavy Weighted Pressure Plate
• Light Weighted Pressure Plate
• Polished Blackstone Pressure Plate
• Stone Pressure Plate

These functional changes to the blocks introduce major gameplay modifications which make them more accessible and marginally more efficient.

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5) Realms get a fresh coat of paint

The Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview also made some modifications to Minecraft Realms (Image via Mojang Studios)

As part of the latest Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview, Minecraft Realms gets a host of updates and feature changes. This comes days after major blackouts and server issues have plagued the popular Minecraft server and annoyed players globally.

The Minecraft Bedrock 1.21.50.24 beta and preview introduces a loading modal when changing active realms slots to prevent and fix an existing glitch where multiple Realms Slot Settings Screen are pushed to the stack. This usually happened due to the players' button mashing the edit world button, causing the glitch to disrupt the settings modifications.

The update also fixed a major issue where the game mode and difficulty of a world were not being saved after uploading or replacing it in the relevant Realms slot. These changes will bring some much-needed optimization to Realms.

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