Hi I'm a Xbox One player and I'm having frequent problems with Minecraft. When I open some of my world, it appears: "It was not possible to load your world" and then I click again and nothing happens and I can't enter any of my worlds, I've restarted, I've uninstalled and installed it again and nothing. I test now if it's open and the same thing is happening.
This is really upsets me because I love to play and besides that sometimes I can enter in my world and then suddenly turn everything off. I will be very happy if you could help me please, thanks 😃
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Is this still an issue in the latest version (1.17.10)? If so, can you please add it to the affected versions (or mention it if you are not the reporter).
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That sounds similar to what happens on PlayStation when you crash close a game.
Basically, in Minecraft, it is designed to where you have to close the world properly back to at lease the world select screen or main screen before closing the game. If you are in the game world and force close Minecraft, from the Console Menu or turning off the console while in game world, or have a power outage while in a world, the world will corrupt.. the Console does not tell you the world is corrupt, it will just say unable to load and the game freezes up.. it won't allow you to change world settings, copy or delete world.. you have to crash close the game from console menu.. on PlayStation 4/5, you then have to go into Console Setting, then to Storage, then to where game save data is stored and you can see the corrupted files.. there is no recovery of corrupted worlds, all you can do is Delete the corrupted files, then start a new world in Minecraft, however on PlayStation, if you have PLUS membership, you can retrieve a save of your world (Cloud Save) that corrupted and play your world again, but you would have lost the progress you made from the last complete session in your world.
Basically, on Consoles, you have to properly close your worlds, do not rely on quick resume or crash close Minecraft while in a world, and hope the power does not go out or the cord is unplugged while you are in a world, or the world will corrupt. You have to actually save and quit a world before closing Minecraft to prevent world corruption.