We have become so used to seeing mobs in Minecraft roam our worlds, especially passive mobs.
We build farms, we breed them, we eat the food they drop for us but have you
ever really looked back and thought about when these animals made their first appearance
in the game or even any of the changes they've had over the years?
Well, I thought about that.... so today, I want to share with
you a brief history of the Minecraft pig.
I hope you enjoy.
*Music*
Pigs made their first appearance in Minecraft all the way back on August 20th of 2009 in
the Classic version of Minecraft: 0.24_05.
This first version of the pig isn't quite what you'd see today.
In fact, the eyes on the pig looked a bit odd as they looked quite crossed eyed.
The eyes were closer together and pupils were on the inside
of the eye as opposed to the outside of the eye.
Unfortunately, as I was unable to get the 0.24_05 classic version of the game, I cannot
show you what the pigs looked like wondering around.
However, I'm able to show you a picture and I'm able to show what the game looked like
in the 0.24 version without any mobs wondering around.
Just an open world, all by yourself.
Not too long after, on August 31st of 2009 and the day after, September 1st, pigs were
tested in the 0.24 and 0.25 Survial Test versions of classic Minecraft.
In these versions, pigs went on to start dropping brown
mushrooms and when the player killed them, they earned 10 points, or experience.
Some time around this time the pigs texture was changed so the eyes looked a bit less
crossed.
As you can see, in the 0.30 survivaltest version, pigs drop 0, 1, or 2 brown mushrooms... and
look, well, pretty close to what we know them to look like today.
February 19th of 2010 was when Pigs, in my opinion, started to make sense.
It was on this day, in the Indev version of Minecraft that porkchops were added to the
game.
Porkchops didn't stack in your inventory but they restored 3 health when you were able
to eat one of them.
An interesting thing to note that on this day, February 19th,
2010, creepers began dropping gunpowder, spiders began dropping string, the furnace was added,
and flint and steel was able to be crafted.
It was a pretty important day in the history of Minecraft with all of those
features still being in the game today.
I mean, that was the day that zombies started dropping feathers but ya know, not everything
can stay in the game or even... uh, well, make sense.
Now that pigs make sense as they drop porkchops.
Let's fast forward a bit until their next huge game breaking change.
That's right, on June 25th of 2010, the Minecraft Infdev Seecret Friday 2 introduced saddles
into the game.
So you were able to finally ride on pigs.
The game changing feature that everyone was looking for!
The Alpha versions of Minecraft didn't add a whole lot for the pig but it did introduce
pigs into multiplayer Minecraft so that is certainly a notable event.
The beta version of Minecraft, however, added quite
a few changes to pigs that we still see today!
This includes pigs turning into zombie pigmen when they are struck by lightning
and pigs dropping cooked porkchops when they would die from being set of fire!
Those two changes came in the the 1.5 version of Minecraft beta.
In the 1.8 version of beta Minecraft, the pig finally gained it's snout.
That's right, the final change to the pig's appearance as the pig's snout began to protrude
from the face.
Also, pigs started to run away from players when they were attacked in this
version.
I figure I should let you know about that too.
So beta Minecraft had some really important changes for pigs.
We have finally made our way into the official release of Minecraft but that doesn't mean
that the pigs finished evolving with the official release.
In fact, in third pre-release for Minecraft 1.0, pigs were finally
able to breed and the baby pig was added.
I'd say that's an important feature that was added into the game.
Also, let's talk about the 12w06a snapshot for version
1.2.1 of Minecraft.
Up until this update, all monster spawners found in SMP's had a pig model inside of them
instead of whatever mob that spawned.
While this doesn't exactly relate to the pig's history of evolution, it's an interesting
little detail of the pig's importance to Minecraft.
The next major change to pigs came in the 12w25a snapshot for version 1.3.1 of Minecraft.
This update changed the drop rate of pork chops for pigs.
The drop rate was changed from 0-2 pork chops to 1-3 pork chops.
This snapshot was released on June 21st of 2012.
So from when porkchops were introduced in Februray of 2010 all the way until
June of 2012, pigs had a chance of not dropping any pork chops.
While that may seem like a miniscule change in the grand-scheme of all of the changes
to Minecraft... think about the automatic farms, the access to food,
and all of the times you may have relied on a pig for food at the start of your world.
I think that change may have been a bit more important than we actually realize.
The final major change came during the 12w36a snapshot for version 1.4.2 of Minecraft.
This version of Minecraft made pigs be able to be directed using a carrot on a stick.
Im kidding, while that is true, the major change I'm talking about is that pigs were
now no longer bred with wheat but now with carrots.
Carrots remained what pigs were bred with until Minecraft version 1.9 when
beetroot was added into Minecraft.
Now, along with carrots, pigs can be bred with beetroot and potatoes.
And that's where we are today.
Who knew that there could be so many details about a simple mob in Minecraft like a pig.
Details that actually changed the game quite a bit with
just some small updates like the changes of drop rates of pork chops.
I don't want to leave out a few details about the other versions of Minecraft though, either.
So let's quickly discuss that...
Pigs were added into pocket edition in the 0.2.0 version but weren't able to spawn naturally
until the 0.2.1 version.
Pigs were able to be bred using carrots, beetroot, and potatoes in the 0.8.0
version of pocket edition.
As for console, pigs were added in the TU1 version of Console and on October 16 of 2012,
their noses started protruding from their heads.
March 27th of 2014 had the biggest change for pigs on console when they started dropping
more porkchops in the TU14 version.
So yeah.
There ya have it.
A brief history of pigs in Minecraft.
There's a few more things here and there that could have been mentioned but I think this
was a decent history lesson with what I decided to talk about.
I hope you enjoyed this video and if you have any suggestions for something in Minecraft
you would like to learn the history about, feel free to let me know in the comments!
Thank you so much for watching!
That's gonna do it for me!
I'm outta here!
See ya!
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