New crucial fixes are rolling out to Minecraft: Bedrock Edition in hotfix

While not particularly exciting, this hotfix does include some critical fixes for Minecraft.

What you need to know

• Minecraft is in a constant state of improvement, but sometimes updates introduce new bugs that weren't there before.
• Mojang Studios is now rolling out the 1.17.32 hotfix update for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition for this reason.
• The release fixes several crucial issues afflicting the recent 1.17.30 patch update that was released earlier this month.
• Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.17.32 is now available to users on all platforms with plenty of neat fixes.

The focus of many Minecraft players may be focused on the latest Minecraft: Bedrock Edition beta today, but Mojang Studios isn't stopping with that experimental slice of the next major update. The current public build of Minecraft is update 1.17.30, which was released with a sizeable number of changes, quality-of-life improvements, and more earlier in Sept. 2021. However, it also brought with it new bugs that Mojang is aiming to fix.

Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.17.32 is now rolling out to players on all platforms, and is a hotfix update with several critical patches for a number of bugs afflicting the first half of the Caves and Cliffs Update. This includes fixes for crashes, loading issues in the Marketplace, a problem with Realms on Nintendo Switch, and more. For the most stable Minecraft experience, be sure to download the 1.17.32 hotfix update as soon as possible.

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The full changelog for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.17.32 include:

Bug fixes

• Fixed several crashes that could occur during gameplay
• Fixed a crash that could occur when navigating the Marketplace sidebar
• Fixed issues with content not loading, even when connected to the internet
• Fixed an issue where light blocks would force players to spawn at the surface of the Overworld
• Fixed the Looting enchantment not being applied when a mob was killed with a projectile
• Fixed issue causing "Couldn't pack your world file for upload" error when uploading a world to Realms on Nintendo Switch
• Fixed some chunks being deleted when reentering a flat world and old world with the Caves & Cliffs experimental toggle enabled, as well as other world generation issues

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