Mojang released several deleted versions of Minecraft, each with unique and bizarre features.
One version allowed players to hold only one block at a time and behave like a mob.
Another version featured super secret settings that drastically changed the game's visuals.
A deleted version gave players the ability to fully customize their worlds with various settings.
Reports suggest the existence of creepy entities and glitches in these deleted versions.
Why did Mojang delete these versions?
—The reasons for deleting these versions are unknown, but they may have been experimental or not suited for official releases.
Are these deleted versions still accessible?
—Some deleted versions can be found on bootleg websites, but they are not officially available.
Were these deleted versions intentional or accidental releases?
—It is unclear whether these versions were intentionally released by Mojang or accidental leaks.
What are the super secret settings in Minecraft?
—Super secret settings were experimental shaders and visual effects that could be activated in certain versions of Minecraft.
Did Mojang hide any secrets in these deleted versions?
—There are reports of hidden secrets, strange entities, and glitches in these deleted versions, but their true nature is unknown.
00:00Introduction to the topic of Minecraft's deleted versions and their hidden features.
02:22Exploration of a deleted version that allowed players to hold only one block at a time and behave like a mob.
05:59Investigation of a deleted version with super secret settings that drastically changed the game's visuals.
09:30Discussion of a deleted version that allowed players to fully customize their worlds with various settings.
13:12Reports of creepy entities and glitches in these deleted versions.
15:35The reasons for deleting these versions and their current accessibility.
