Advancements have been added to Minecraft through Update 1.12, to replace the achievements, which were considered obsolete. The advantage of this new system is that it is completely modular. With BlazeandCave’s Advancements Pack, more than 600 new advancements are added to the game, bringing the total to 716.
In the mass, we find old achievements, but also advancements exclusive to the Bedrock version. Note that some of them give the player a small reward when they are accomplished (this feature can be disabled, however). In the end, the advancements are divided into sixteen tabs:
- Beginning – Basic advances when you start playing;
- Mining – Advances related to mining;
- Building – Advances unlocked by creating blocks;
- Farming – Advances focused on farming;
- Animals – Advances focused on animal husbandry;
- Monsters – Advances related to hostile mobs;
- Weaponry – Advances on weapons, both conventional and unconventional;
- Biomes – Advances that require interaction with the game’s various biomes;
- Adventure – The Adventure tab, which has been greatly enhanced;
- Redstone – Advancements dedicated to Redstone and its components;
- Enchantment – Advancements related to the enchantment of weapons, armor and tools;
- Statistics – Advancements that provide statistics;
- Nether – A large expansion of the pre-existing Nether tab;
- Potions – A redesign of the pre-existing Potions tab, enhanced with advances in potion effects;
- End – An expansion of the End tab;
- Super Challenges – A collection of very challenging advancements that push the limits of what you can do in Minecraft.
Download BlazeandCave’s Advancements Pack [Datapack]
| Minecraft Version | Version | Date | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| BlazeandCave’s Advancements Pack [Datapack] for 1.15 | Download page | ||
| BlazeandCave’s Advancements Pack [Datapack] for 1.14.4 | 1.7.4 | Download page |
