if you are playing my world Use caution before updating the popular open-world survival game on PC using the Xbox app. Developer Mojang says that unless you do some digital fixes, you could end up destroying the world you saved.
March 15, Around 2:30 a.m. ETMojang’s official support account on Twitter warned all PC players using the Xbox app not to update my world via app. “If you do this, your world might disappear,” Mojang says, like some sinister and overly dramatic comic book villain.
So what should be done my world What will PC gamers do using the Xbox app?Well, you need to download a separate tool – Game Services Repair Tool – and run that software before installing any updates my world.
“Use this tool to update game services to version 19.87.13001.0, which will avoid update errors,” says Microsoft on its official support page. There, players can find instructions on how to download and run the tool. It seems like a lot to ask people to do just to play a game through your launcher. But the alternative is that all your worlds could be destroyed.
my city Xbox and Mojang have been contacted for more information.
my world Players report saves from years ago have been deleted
At least some replies to Microsoft’s tweet indicate that some people have lost years of saving the world after the update my world. “2.5 years worth of work, including a lot of JavaScript projects in the last year,” one person said. “Same here, Tuesday update, everything is gone,” someone else replied. About the Mojang Bug Tracker, other players reported losing all worlds. It appears this bug has been affecting some people for at least two days.
Oddly, as far as I can tell, Microsoft has yet to release information about this issue to other areas of the internet. main my world twitter accountTwitter, which has more than 7 million followers, has yet to share a tweet of support or mention that people might want to use this tool to protect their world from Thanos via a PC update. Instead, as of this writing, the big account’s latest tweet is nothing more than a Pi Day joke.
Hopefully whatever is causing this issue in the Xbox PC app will be fixed soon and people won’t be forced to jump through some weird hoops to play a game they already own and have probably enjoyed for years.
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