Minecraft is one of the most popular and played games thanks to its freedom of creativity and expression. Players are free to explore the world and play how they want. You can be a farmer, a cave explorer, seek out the deadly Ender Dragon, or just emote all day. Minecraft is adding new features for emoting, which may leave you wondering what's new with emoting in Minecraft.
All new Emote Features in Minecraft
Emoting in Minecraft has become a lot easier thanks to the new features added to Minecraft Bedrock edition. This includes emote chat strings, quick emoting with hotkeys, default emotes, in-game instructions, and a new emote wheel. Here is what each new emote feature does in Minecraft.
- Emote Chat Strings:
- Players will no longer have to look at you when you emote. Using an emote will create a chat notification that informs players which emote you use. Supposedly, there is an easter egg hidden in these strings.
- Emote Wheel
- The emote wheel has been shrunk from six slots to four, making finding the emote you wish to use easier. These can be swapped out at any time, allowing you to have your favorite emotes on hand quickly.
- Quick Emote
- With the quick emote system, you can assign emotes to keys using the hotkey system. With a simple button or key press, you can pull up a quick-emote box, and use emotes even faster.
- In-game Instructions
- Emoting used to be a hidden secret, forcing players to figure out the system on their own. With the new in-game instructions, you will be able to learn how to emote with ease.
- Default Emotes
- Every player will now start with default emotes. This includes Wave, Simple Clap, Follow Me, and Over There. More emotes can be purchased or unlocked.
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All New Minecraft Emote Features, Explained
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