Originally posted by Lil brekky:

Hiking to the same damn berry spawn every 2-3 days isnt "experiencing the world", it is tedium. If that logic held, why why are carrots turnips onions plantable? Shouldnt they exclusively spawn randomly, full grown, or drop from mobs, to encourage players to "experience the world"?

Why is "experiencing the world" even a basis for design decisions when the world is a smear of copypasted semi-emptiness?

Nono sir - players have shown that their preferred way of "experiencing the world" isnt by pacing the same path over and over again, but by rearranging that world, investing in tools that allow them to reshape it to perfection.

Show me the player who would be disappointed to unlock the ability to dig up or plant berry bushes. Tell me how their play experience would be worsened by that.

"Experiencing the world" was one of the main reasons the metal restrictions were put on portals, which is why I assume the seedless berries were along the same lines.

I don't KNOW why berries aren't plantable, but I sure don't think it was something that just got overlooked during development... Those biomes were already developed and fleshed out, and they knew damn well which plants they chose to not have seeds... The reason ??? who knows, but i wouldn't count on it changing in the vanilla game,