Make the Overworld harder, richer, and more rewarding!

• Goal: Restore old‑school progression and survival by making the Overworld more challenging and atmospheric.  
• Resources: Iron and diamonds slightly rarer, so every find feels valuable. Caves shouldn’t feel like “resources everywhere.”  
• Biomes: Forests, plains, and taiga expand. Forests denser: more trees, undergrowth, fallen logs, vines, fog. Deserts remain vast and atmospheric.  
• Structures:  

- Hunter’s Hut: forest cabin with chest (bow, arrows, traps). Rarely, an Evoker spawns.  

- Oak Fortress: alternative to pillager outposts, guarded by sentinels with traps and rare loot.  

- Swamp Ruins: drowned village remains, overgrown with vines and moss. Loot: bread, books, artifacts. Inhabited by zombie villagers or witches.  

- Stronghold: twice as large, with labyrinths and traps. Eye of Ender points only to entrance; players must explore to find portal. More rooms, secret chests, enchanted books.  

•  Balance: Rework “copper dungeons” into meaningful builds — e.g. small swamp outposts (preferably swamp structures) with oxidized blocks, Strays or witches, and rare loot. Focus on structures that add danger, history, and survival value.
• Result: The world feels bigger and richer. Resources regain value. Structures become adventures, not filler. The path to the End is a true challenge.  

This update would restore the thrill of discovery and survival that made Minecraft legendary.