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Freezing/stuttering problem still persists in the Apple ecosystem as of 7/13/25. Frequency of occurrence has not changed either
It’s been a month since I checked on my world, but was curious after today’s update. Problem still persists following 1.21.90. Even worse, there is no way to turn off the buggy vibrant visuals following the update. I hate to lose it, but I’m sick of waiting for a solution.
1.21.81 does not address this issue either. With so many platforms this bug continues to big down, you think it would be a priority. Maybe it’s a long time coming, but I’ve ended the auto renewal for our Realms+ account. It would just be nice if someone within Mojang could acknowledge this problem exists. But Minecraft seems to have lost its swagger
Problem is still persisting after the most recent update (1.21.73).
It’s not as bad 1.20.30, but Ancient cities, Trial Chambers, or flying around with elytra would probably all end in disaster with this bug. Hardcore worlds are too risky to be play at the moment.
VNSX is spot on; 2.5 to 3 second freeze that occurs routinely every 45 - 60 seconds. World is almost unplayable at the moment. Hot patches 1.21.71 and 1.21.72 did not address this issue.
Occurring on iPhone 15 as well. A 3-5 second pause once every 45-60 seconds.
What Shane described earlier is spot on. I had my librarians organized for years, each one had their unique location for their bed and workstation, and nothing was ever shuffled up. They could reliably be found in the same bed or at the same workstation until this recent update. Even if I remove and replace the bed in the same location, the villager will not own it. And this is a problem through all my villages. I came constantly having to shuffle beds around just to get them to sleep.
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Took me 22 seconds to process a stack of beets into red dye post update (see video)
1.21.100 still does not address the issue for iOS. I just checked the current tally for merged reports, and this problem has 97. This seems to be a systemic problem that they appear to be unwilling to fix.