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The amount of villages in each player-generated map are random. Some maps have more villages than others, while others have less.
Every generated map is different, so it's impossible to determine how many villages there are per map. However, for villages to spawn villagers, the village itself must be over 40 blocks away from an existing village.
The number of villages per map is potentially infinite. While other generated structures may be limited, such as Strongholds, which there are only three of for every map.
Yes, villages spawn in the 1.0.0 release of Minecraft. They were originally added in version 1.8
No.
villages can be generated anywhere in a minecraft seed.
yes there is, when you first make a world there will be at least three villages, but you have to find them
Use wheat which you can harvest/steal from villages
Yes, there are villages in the updated Minecraft Pocket Edition.
Yes, villages spawn in the 1.0.0 release of Minecraft. They were originally added in version 1.8
No.
villages can be generated anywhere in a minecraft seed.
In the villages. What did you think? If you can't find any villages, try this seed: gimmeabreak
In order to have villages they would have to update minecraft pe and it would probably take up too much space on your iphone/android.
there is no 3.2 yet and of corse it will
yes there is, when you first make a world there will be at least three villages, but you have to find them
To find villages, just explore. If you have an old save, you won't get any of the new biomes or villages. So be sure that you're on a world that was created after the update.
No, villages were introduced in minecraft 1.8 the Adventure Update, it was so big they had to split it in to 2 updates 1.8 and 1.9 were originally supposed to be all one update.
As of version 1.2, they do not.
Use wheat which you can harvest/steal from villages