Despite being an April Fools Day prank by Mojang, the Poisonous Potato update for Minecraft’s Java Edition brought some intriguing features not found in the original game. While these additions are not commonly seen, there have been instances where features from April Fools Day updates have been incorporated into the vanilla version. Many of the features from the Poisonous Potato update would be well-suited for such a transition.
Although it may not be possible to incorporate all of the fantastic features from Minecraft’s 24w14potato snapshot into the main game, some of them should definitely be given serious thought due to their popularity among the fanbase. It remains uncertain if these features are on the developers’ agenda for future updates, but there are certainly a few that should not be overlooked.
Five Must-Have Features from Minecraft’s Poisonous Potato Update for the Main Game
1) A Floating Block with a Stylish Design
The addition of the Poisonous Potato update for Minecraft brought an extensive selection of blocks, with the Floatater block standing out as particularly enticing. By providing a redstone signal, this block can effortlessly glide forward. Thanks to the Floatater blocks, players in the 24w14potato update have been able to construct impressive flying machines and even missiles without the need for mods.
While it was already feasible to construct flying machines with various pistons and a good understanding of redstone machinery, incorporating a Floatater-inspired block into the game’s base would greatly simplify the entire procedure.
2) An essential tool for adventurers: the grappling hook
Undoubtedly one of the most enjoyable features of this year’s April Fools Day update was the addition of the lashing potato, a grappling hook-style tool in the Minecraft Poisonous Potato update that enabled players to swiftly swing around (especially when paired with an elytra).
As a result, fans are eagerly anticipating the potential introduction of a grappling hook in future versions of the base game, rather than it remaining just an April Fools Day prank.
Although the tool may not be potato-themed like in the 24w14a snapshot, the addition of an item that enables players to swing across the landscape would be both enjoyable and practical for transportation.
3) An ancient arena
While originally designed for the specific purpose of battling Mega Spud, the unique boss for Minecraft’s Poisonous Potato update, the concept of a colosseum structure is extremely appealing. It would be intriguing if Mojang were to incorporate a colosseum into either the Overworld or Nether, offering players the opportunity to engage in combat against different mobs in exchange for increasingly valuable rewards. This would not only allow fans to improve their fighting abilities, but also provide them with additional opportunities to obtain desirable items.
Although building a colosseum in the world of Minecraft may present challenges, with the resources available to Mojang, it is certainly achievable. Additional structures in the game have proven to be popular, and a fully functioning battle colosseum would undoubtedly attract a large number of players.
4) A stun trap block
The addition of the Poisonous Potato update brought a new way for Minecraft players to protect their bases and prized possessions, which may have gone unnoticed. The potato battery block, made with poisonous potatoes, iron and copper ingots, and a piece of redstone dust, has the ability to harm any target that steps on it when activated.
Despite the fact that other blocks, such as magma blocks in Minecraft, can achieve a similar defensive result, the addition of an electric shock trap by Mojang to the base game would undoubtedly have numerous practical uses.
Additionally, the potato battery produces a redstone signal with a strength of 15, indicating that a similarly functioning block could potentially be incorporated into various redstone devices in vanilla Minecraft.
5) Intense and Dynamic Boss Battles
The April Fools Day update not only added a new boss, Mega Spud, but also made the boss fight more distinctive compared to other boss fights against the Ender Dragon and the Wither. During the battle, Mega Spud went through ten different phases and called upon allies for assistance, providing a significant challenge for players seeking a tougher experience in the base game.
Mojang may need to add a new boss in order to incorporate these mechanics. However, the idea of having an enemy boss that calls for reinforcements or performs distinct actions in each stage of the battle is an intriguing concept that Mojang should consider for future updates.
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