If there’s one thing I’ve heard from Minecraft modders when I’ve asked for their thoughts on the future of Minecraft, it’s some variation on “fewer updates, please”. This might seem unreasonable if you’re not into modding, but the price of updating a game is often that you break any mods designed for it. Hence, the parts of Minecraft’s history many seasoned Minecraft modders – together with server owners and pro mapmakers – remember most fondly are the longer lulls between updates.