Soon, Mojang, the developer of Minecraft, will host its highly anticipated annual Minecraft Live event. During this event, the team will unveil exciting developments and showcase the fun additions they have been diligently crafting. One of the event's key highlights is the much-anticipated Mob Vote, where fans have the opportunity to vote for their preferred mob out of three options. The winning mob will then be implemented into the game. However, this year's vote has sparked a significant amount of controversy among the community.
On October 7, Minecraft fans took to Change.org to launch a petition, which quickly gained over 400,000 signatures in just a few days. The primary demand from players to the developer is the abandonment of the Mob Vote. The author of the petition states that the vote "generates engagement by tearing the community apart", neglects some really amazing content, and leaves fans heartbroken because they'll never see or get to experience it ever again.
