So is everyone voting Sniffer?
Debates over which new mob should be added to Minecraft have started earlier than usual this year, and will probably get just as bitter and bloody as ever. But after just a few hours this one is already starting to feel like a landslide because players have already fixated on the obvious winner.
The annual mob vote is actually taking place next week—in Minecraft's finest tradition, players get to democratically choose a new creature to come to the game in the next year's game update—and Mojang has announced the choices with animated introduction videos on Twitter today.is a sneaky mine dweller who enjoys a bit of hide and seek and will reward players with enchanted items for finding them three times.
is an ancient turtle-like creature who will locate plant seeds and will also bring new plants to the game. I'd assumed that the mob vote options would be announced sometime next week, giving us just a few days to mull them over. This mulling period is even bigger than past years, when Mojang would announce a selection of three creatures about five days ahead of the Minecraft Live livestream and announce winner during the event.period. There's no way this doesn't turn into a social media bloodbath.
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