As a passionate and long-standing member of the Minecraft community, I have witnessed Mojang's annual tradition of allowing us to vote for one mob to be added into the game, while two others are left out. This practice has led to a significant portion of close to 66% of our community feeling overlooked and disappointed as their chosen mobs are not included in subsequent updates.

Mojang has repeatedly promised that these 11 unselected mobs would be added in later updates. However, years have passed without any sign of these additions being implemented. This pattern not only breaks their promise but also undermines the trust we place in them as developers.

Minecraft is more than just a game—it's an expansive world where creativity thrives and communities come together. The addition of new mobs enriches this world, providing fresh challenges and opportunities for players worldwide.

We understand that game development takes time and resources. Yet, it is crucial that Mojang honors its commitments to its player base by following through on their promises. It's about fairness, trustworthiness, and respect towards millions of players who invest their time in this shared digital space.

Therefore, we call on Mojang to provide clear communication regarding when these previously voted-out mobs will be added into the game or offer an explanation if they cannot fulfill this promise. Let us work together towards a more inclusive Minecraft universe where every player feels heard and valued.

Please sign this petition if you believe in justice for all previous mobs that didn't get voted in but were promised future inclusion by Mojang.