For veteran players of “Minecraft”, going out for adventure has always been a troublesome problem. If you want to skip the night, you have to sleep on the bed; but as long as you sleep, the respawn point will be changed. Therefore, many players have to hesitate every time they go on an expedition, whether to sleep or not. Otherwise, once they die, they may be reborn directly in the wilderness instead of their own home. This problem has been bothering players since the official version was launched in 2011.
Mojang finally found a solution
Mojang has recently added a new prop, Straw Bed, to the beta version of Minecraft: Bedrock Edition. The biggest feature is that you can sleep and skip the night, but the original respawn point will not be covered. Players can finally camp in the wild without worrying about not being able to get home. Of course, this handy feature doesn’t come without limitations. The straw bed is a one-time item and will disappear after sleeping on it once. It cannot be used in Hell or the End. Players can use 3 Hay Bales to make 4 grass beds, or find them in the newly added Abandoned Camp.
Camping finally feels like camping!
In addition to straw beds, this update also adds Cushions (cushions). There are 16 colors of seat cushions. Although it has no actual game function, players can finally sit down and decorate their homes or campsites, making the camping gameplay more lifelike. This update is mainly to cooperate with the abandoned camp system added a few weeks ago, giving a little more “real travel” atmosphere when exploring the world.
Player: Why does this function only exist now?
In fact, over the years, some people in the community have been suggesting adding a “sleep but don’t change respawn point” function, and some have even suggested designs such as sleeping bags and camping bags. Now that Mojang has finally officially implemented it, many players can’t help but complain: “Isn’t this a feature that should have been available more than ten years ago?”