Now that you (microsoft) own minecraft, I think it would be really great if you used the azure cloud network to provide xbox one users with persistent cloud based minecraft servers. Servers so gamers can share a world among several friends, and it will be there at anytime for anyone on the list to join. Currently I can only go to my friends world when he is online and vice-versa. Persistent shareable worlds on the XB1 version of minecraft would serve to set it above other platforms as a place to play minecraft, as well as show how the cloud can be used to make games on xbox one better. Please make this happen, it's a win-win.

This could be for both Xbox One and PC. After the purchase of Mojang I have been pondering what and how Microsoft could make a sequel to Minecraft that people would buy. And Minecraft Universe is that answer

Minecraft Universe could allow you to go to different planets like Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, and the Moon. Very similar to how biomes work. However you would still have the earth world as it is, but on other planets they could have entirely different blocks you could mine, and even there own set of rules and monsters like Aliens and no gravity if you would like. The possibilities truly could be endless with an entire universe to explore rather than just earth.

In the next big minecraft update, some players want to use the old tutorial worlds and interfaces in games. For example, the original Minecraft tutorial world, with the current textures and mob AI, but the old inventory system of not holding more than a single piece of food in a slot or instant eating options selectable like the bonus chests or a flat world in the seed generation menu. I for one would like to go back to simpler times when we didn't have a hunger bar and pigs were the only meat source, "back to the roots" if you will. Please vote this up so the people at Microsoft see it and help the newest players today see how it was for the veteran Minecrafters, and to see how it has unfolded through the years.