Minecraft Snapshot 25w04a reverts controversial movement changes

The latest Minecraft snapshot has arrived and while it mostly makes technical changes, there is reason for players to rejoice, as the old Minecraft bugfixes that ruined the game have now been reverted after a couple of weeks of complaints from the community. You can now continue to move faster when going diagonally, as well as remain sprinting when doing certain actions that would otherwise affect your movement speed. This comes with a note from the developers that the team still wants to look into altering these mechanics but admits that the way they “fixed” those bugs caused too many problems for it to be worth it. It also adds language support for Kyrgyz, so if you speak it, enjoy – I’ll be sticking with Pirate though. New Features Added language support for Kyrgyz Changes Reverted fixes: MC-271065 - Diagonal movement is not normalized when crouching or using certain items MC-152728 - The player continues sprinting when performing actions that slow them down Developer's Note: After consideration, we have