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Large Oak Forest

Since the normal Forest variant has mostly small oaks, why can’t the often-forgotten about Large Oak have its own biome?

This biome can also have more original and exclusive content than the regular Forest biome due to the fact that it would have much more room for mobs to spawn than the short regular Oak trees. Large Oaks also have sideways logs in their leaves, so this could be included with fallen trees, small mushrooms, maybe ferns, to make for a much cooler biome than the regular Forests. They would, however, not be similar to the Dark Oak Forests, as they will have a much lighter atmosphere, Mansions could not spawn here, and giant mushrooms would not spawn here.

Anyways, it would just be a fun biome to add that would break up Minecraft’s often monotonous biomes of small Oak and Birch forests that go on and on forever. It would just be really cool.

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    Bro, imagine trees with the diameter of 4 woodland trees and the height of a regular spruce tree times 10

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    @PurpleHearts133 That would be so perfect.

    But I don’t think Mojang would ever scrap their current worldgen for the kind of worldgen seen in current mods, no matter how perfect it is. A large oak forest would be sick though. I’m just talking about those uncommon “large oaks” you see around Minecraft, that have all the sideways logs in em

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    Different variants of large oak forests would also be cool. I know oaks are mainly green trees, but they could also be made to mimic autumn maple forests (with red, orange, and yellow leaves), or even dead forests (no leaves at all) through different variants. It could be similar to how the Taiga biome has numerous variants to mimic other types of forests such as redwoods.