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I think you have seriously misunderstood what I said; I showed that the map of a 1.6.4 world that you give does not come even close to showing just how big oceans used to be, thus why many people hated them, then I offered my own solution to the issue - and those continents are certainly NOT "small" - as I mentioned, I modified the game to set biome size to 2 (default 4) which is the same as going from large biomes to default - the distance scale at the bottom is actually 20,000 blocks, not 5,000 - even the smallest landmasses that you see in the second (modified) map are hundreds of blocks across (there are even smaller ones not visible, down to islands a few dozen blocks across - all in all a huge variety in the sizes of landmasses, as well as ocean crossings, quite a few on the order of 20,000+ blocks, but those are the exception, not the rule, while vastly exceeding what you'll ever find in 1.7+. About the only thing that might not apply is my forced generation of land within 1,000 blocks of the origin, making it impossible to ever spawn on a "survival island" (unless it is a small island in a "lake" biome, which is only the size of a regular biome and about as deep as a river).



Here are more examples of what I was talking about when I mentioned more variation in the size of landmasses and oceans:

Note that the scale here is 3,584 blocks between gridlines or about 22,000 blocks across (to the left edge of the popup on the right, I hid oceans to make things clearer) - the spawn continent in the center is about 5,000 blocks across, while a larger landmass twice the size is to the west and smaller fragmented landmass lies in between them:



This is to the east of the spawn continent, a large mostly ocean region extending over 20,000 blocks:





To the northeast of that is a gigantic landmass in excess of 20,000 blocks across:





Also, here is a zoomed in look at part of the ocean area shown above; the scale here is 1,536 blocks between gridlines - even with all the smaller landmasses and islands filling oceans there are regions well in excess of that with no land at all. Note that the average size of a biome is the same size as a Mushroom Island, so even the smaller landmasses have multiple biomes (except for the "forest" islands, which represent single-biome islands which are generated the same away as Mushroom Islands):





In addition, here is a map of my last world overlayed onto a map of the area within 3,072 blocks of the origin (not the same seed):



This illustrates that playstyle is a HUGE factor in the "ideal" size of landmasses and oceans - all of my exploration is in the form of caving, which only covers about 100 chunks per play session - or more than 5,000 hours over 4 years at my average daily playtime to explore everything within 3,072 blocks of the origin. I've only ever found a Mushroom Island in a single world (in my first world, with vanilla 1.6 generation, where I've explored out to 3,072 blocks from the origin but only about 2/3 of the area has been filled in, over more than 3,000 hours of playing on it).



Obviously, the best solution by far would be the ability to customize the size of oceans (or rather, the amount of landmasses that the game attempts to generate, including the amount of small islands that are generated, as 1.7+ oceans are filled with lots of tiny islands, leaving no large stretches of empty ocean). Of course, seeing that Mojang never thought to add customization of the size and density of cave systems and other structures I wouldn't get my hopes up that they will actually add this anytime soon (this is already mostly in the game since Superflat has let you customize the chance/size/distance of villages and stuff since 2012 - they even added customization of ocean monuments - added in the same version as the Customized world type. Also, can you guess which version nerfed the underground? The same version that nerfed oceans, in part leading to the fact that I've never updated, and never will update, past 1.6).


Once Choco gains the ability to traverse mountains, you'll also be able to dig up Dead Peppers in both the Forest and the Lagoon. This item puts Choco in a frenzied state for a brief instant, and enhancing his natural abilities. This allows you to find treasures in areas apart from those indicated in chocographs, namely foams in the ocean or mountain cracks.



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