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A petition to end the annual Mob Vote feature in Minecraft, which allows players to vote for new creatures to be added to the game. The petition argues that the Mob Vote generates engagement by tearing the community apart, leaving fantastic ideas on the cutting room floor, and teasing content that never arrives.
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By Amelia Zollner
Updated: Oct 9, 2023 11:18 pm
Posted: Oct 9, 2023 9:53 pm
Since 2016, Mojang has been hosting an annual mob vote that lets players choose the next creature it adds to Minecraft. In recent years, though, players have grown increasingly unhappy with the tradition, and this year they've taken to "unionizing" to express their disappointment.
Last Thursday, the team behind Minecraft revealed 2023's mob vote and its three options: a crab that drops claws that can boost a player's reach when placing blocks, an armadillo that drops scutes which can be crafted into wolf armor, and a penguin that boosts the speed of nearby boats. However, quite a few players have become disillusioned with what they perceive to be lost content.
Now, fans on TikTok are creating and spreading war propaganda-inspired posters to encourage other players to "unionize" and boycott the mob vote. Many of these posters have adopted communist terminology, with some players calling others "comrades," while others have praised modders for bringing Mojang's "scrapped" mobs into the game.
We gave Minecraft a 9 in our 2011 review, calling it "an open world, a blank page just daring you to jump in and do with it what you will." The game has received quite a few expansions since then, though, with its most recent major update adding mobs and more features for player customization. It's also hosted an impressive number of dedicated players, including this fan who has been building all of Breath of the Wild in Minecraft.
Update: This story has been edited to clarify the state of the content presented in the mob vote.
Fans of the game are unhappy with the annual tradition of choosing a new creature for Minecraft and are calling for an end to the mob vote. They are using war propaganda-inspired posters, communist terminology and a Change.org petition with over 220,000 signatures to express their dissatisfaction.
11 de out. de 2023 · Over 350,000 Minecraft fans sign a petition to stop the annual mob vote and add all three mobs to the game. The petition is part of a boycott movement that will be livestreamed by the petition creator Holly Mavermorne.
11 de out. de 2023 · A community member started a petition to end the Mob Vote, which they claim is harmful and leaves great ideas behind. The petition has over 350K signatures and asks Mojang to add all three mob candidates to Minecraft 1.21.
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9 de out. de 2023 · It’s an open letter to Mojang to “Stop the Mob Vote” and “Give us three mobs each year” instead of the one most players vote for.
r/stopmobvote: 🇬🇧🇺🇲: Welcome to the #stopmobvote Reddit community, If you are against the mob vote and want the voting to end? you are in the right….
10 de out. de 2023 · This year’s Minecraft Live mob vote has inspired players to protest against Mojang. The protest is accompanied by a petition that has accrued 315K signatures.
