Summary:
In current Preview versions, enabling a world setting that permanently disables achievements, such as Activate Cheats or changing the Default Game Mode, no longer displays the "Turn off achievements?" confirmation dialog. Instead, achievements are disabled immediately without warning.
This can easily lead to players accidentally disabling achievements in a world. Because achievements cannot be re-enabled afterward, the lack of a confirmation dialog may result in the permanent loss of achievement eligibility for that world.
This issue does not occur in the 26.30 Previews and appears to have been introduced in 26.40.20 or 26.40.22/23.
Steps to Reproduce:
Launch Minecraft Preview.
Create a new Survival world with Activate Cheats disabled.
Open the world.
Open the Pause menu and navigate to Settings.
Enable Activate Cheats or change the Default Game Mode.
Observed Results:
The setting is applied immediately and achievements are disabled without displaying a warning or confirmation dialog.
Expected Results:
A confirmation dialog should appear, informing the player that changing the setting will permanently disable achievements for the world and requiring confirmation before the change is applied, matching the behavior in 26.21 Stable and earlier versions.
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