Minecraft 1.21.132.01

Minecraft 1.21.132.01 (Bedrock) - a new patch has been released, aimed at — fixing issues identified in the latest update. The developers are rolling out the patch gradually across all platforms, so if it hasn’t reached your device yet, just wait a bit — the update will surely arrive soon.

No, there’s no new content this time, but I value these technical patches just as much. After all, they’re what make the game more stable and enjoyable. Let’s take a look at what’s been fixed.

Patch Breakdown

At first glance, the list might seem modest, but each item represents a solution to a specific problem that could have ruined more than one gaming evening for you.

• Xbox account issues. Finally, the bug that caused account data to disconnect in split-screen mode has been fixed. Playing with a friend on the same couch — that’s a classic! I’m really glad this will now work without any hiccups.
• Graphical glitches. Remember how textures could behave oddly if you changed graphics settings in the main menu? Or how resources from add-ons would disappear for the second player in split-screen? That’s now a thing of the past. Visual stability — is important, and it’s great to see the developers paying attention to this.
• Crashes caused by commands. A crash that could occur when using the /effect @e command on too many entities has been fixed. This is more of a technical detail, but it’s important for map creators and those who enjoy experimenting with commands. Fewer crashes — more stability for everyone.
• Disappearing compass. There was an annoying bug where the compass icon could simply vanish. A small thing, but so frustrating when you’re trying to navigate the world! Glad this has been fixed.
• Freezes on Nintendo Switch. Switch owners, rejoice! The issue that caused the game to freeze when purchasing a Realm has been resolved. Buying something in the game should be a simple and quick process, and it’s great that this problem has been addressed.

Technical Details for Enthusiasts

The developers have also worked on deeper aspects that aren’t as noticeable to the average player but are important for the overall quality of the game. For example, they fixed an issue where attached objects (like armor on stands or items in NPC hands) could display incorrectly when the game was paused. This makes the world feel more cohesive and alive.

In summary, the Minecraft 1.21.132.01 update, though small, has been useful. Each patch like this — is a step toward a more comfortable and stable game. I appreciate that the team doesn’t forget about these “boring” fixes, as it’s precisely these small details that shape the overall impression.

Have you had a chance to try the update yet? Have you noticed any improvements in your game? Share your thoughts in the comments.