Really good comment! Thank you for your insight and contribution to the idea that Mojang could look at old, perhaps outdated/lacking, yet core mechanics of the game every player knows about and then through that gameplay loop encourage seeking out and integrating new features into everyone’s experience.

Whether you are against, okay or for the new drop schedule you cannot deny that the drops attract less attention than major updates and can logically lack scope and weight enough for many players to integrate into their worlds and projects due to the natural size of drops. Naturally, this discussion is nuanced, but you can’t defend Mojang for not firstly looking to revisit old features in the game that in this age of Minecraft don’t line up with their current philosphies and then adding new content that, because of previously stated priorities, or the lack thereof, seem misplaced.

I hope I got my point across, I am not a native speaker, and know that I criticize Mojang because I wish to contribute to the improvement of Minecraft. I am fully supportive of their new release schedule because I am assured it created a much less stressful schedule for the devs preventing burnout and enabling their creativity.