Fans trying out experimental preview versions of Minecraft's Bedrock Edition have discovered that the upcoming Vibrant Visuals graphical update brings a curious environmental change to the End dimension. This has sparked some Minecraft enthusiasts to further speculate about the possibility of a fully-fledged End update sometime in the future, although the likelihood of the game getting such a content drop remains a topic of much debate.
As fans have learned since its reveal at Minecraft LIVE earlier this year, Minecraft's Vibrant Visuals pack plans to bring more to the game than just fancier lighting. While the addition of graphical upgrades including volumetric lighting, water caustics, and pixel-aligned shadows represent the main focus of Vibrant Visuals, the feature also plans to make big changes to Minecraft's biomes and environments. Some of these atmospheric enhancements have been widely requested by fans of the game for years, and include things like biome-specific color grading, fog density, and more.
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Some of the environmental upgrades extend beyond Minecraft's Overworld biomes, and into its otherworldly dimensions. When it comes to...
