BrodyTrash999

One thing I like to add is I noticed if I uninstall and reinstall the game, the game works perfectly like the bug doesn’t exist. But once I leave the world and start a new one or join the world I played on before then the bug comes back and shuts my Xbox down and says it overheated. Not sure if it’s useful information, but something I noticed. Cause everytime I thought the bug went away after uninstalling and reinstalling the game, if I left the world I started or joined, once I hop backed into it, it would start up again

I am having a similar issue as everyone else, but it seems to me mine is a lot more problematic. Mine isn't the worlds that I have itself, it is the entire game except oddly multiplayer servers. I can play multiplayer servers fine, no problem there. Once I try to play normal survival or creative on a realm, single player, or on multiplayer worlds (not realms) it shuts my Xbox down completely and tells me it overheated. It's a very inconsistent shut down as well, I've had it shut down after 1 second, to 5 minutes, 10 minutes, an hour, to multiple hours. More often it will shut down in a shorter amount of time than anything beyond 10 minutes. I've done some testing myself to see as to what may be causing it and I have realized that it's happening when I am loading into a world, right as soon as I am loaded in, after I run around for a little, and it will shutdown 90% of the time when I go through a nether portal or a ender portal. So it looks like it's a chunk loading issue which causes the Xbox to overheat, anytime it's trying to load in new chunks or pre-loaded, but not active chunks, I can audibly hear the fans kick into overdrive and shut my Xbox down for overheating. It's only a recent issue as well, I have played Minecraft on this Xbox Series S the week the new Xbox came out and had zero issues up until a couple weeks ago. I have clocked in 300+ hours and never ran into a single bug or problem. I have tried everything possible; doing a power cycle, clearing save data, uninstalling and reinstalling Minecraft, resetting my Xbox entirely, and eventually tried deleting all my old worlds (RIP) to see if maybe a world I have is so corrupted that it was causing this somehow. None of those worked, my Xbox can run Cyberpunk 2077, GTA, Elden Ring, Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 just fine. This is the only game and the only time I have ever came across a overheating issue. My Xbox is well cleaned on top of it, so I hope this helps add new information to an issue that seems to be going on for some time. I have discovered one new thing recently from trying out to see if the Minecraft Preview doesn't cause the problem (which worked for a little while until it shut down my Xbox). I wasn't playing with headphones on this time and I noticed something peculiar about how the Xbox tries to handle running the game. All other games I have played for years had usually a consistent fan speed (I can tell by how loud the fan gets, from time to time it would get a little louder but not too much). But with Minecraft when I am loading into a world the fan gets very loud and if I succeed with loading in it calms down drastically to almost inaudible levels. As soon as I start loading in new chunks the fan kicks on again to very loud levels. If I stop in my tracks and let it load (50% of the time it will load them in and I can keep playing) the fan calms down again to almost inaudible levels. So it keeps going from 1% fan speed to 100% fan speed which with every other game they have a somewhat consistent 50% fan speed throughout the game (not actual percentages but you can tell what I am saying).