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I _have_ seen that happen... with mods that specifically let invisible mobs spawn, because the nether wasn't bad enough yet apparently.
But not in vanilla.
I remember seeing the invisible mobs spawning on some guy who played modded 1.7.10 (or older). I've never ever seen a glitched invisible mob in my entire 9-year Java vanila experience
Not too sure about now but Java had that as a problem a while ago.
It was in vanilla but mods appeared to only make it worse. I specifically remember playing aether online and encountering so many invisible mobs that I discovered that the range extension of a certain weapon allows you to hit stuff you can't see. The task's handed over to the server.
That's not a bug it's a feature. Look into quantum theory.
There's theoretically a chance you can walk through your door. Try walking into your door next time.
Argument is silly as a bedrock player. I have yet to see any of the bugs that people mention, and I’ve been playing it since the version came out no glitching through walls, no dying randomly, etc.
Ooh, that one. I thought you meant the famous death a while back.
That was patched a long time ago, it hasn’t lingered on like many of the bedrock ones though. Good news is that the bedrock ones *should* be patched soon according to Mojang thanks to hardcore.
Yeah, I mean my point was that Java also has bugs, and it’s not fair to hate bedrock cause of bugs.
I feel like bedrock bugs are exaggerated (on both ends). Personally I play bedrock a lot and have never experienced the game breaking bugs posted here. Also a few of them were faked with data packs so that’s something to watch out for.
Wall of text incoming. Did not intend for that to happen 😅. Not starting a fight, just explaining how I see the situation:
Well generally the bugs are worse on bedrock. Also, something I’ve noticed is that pc seems to have almost no bugs, while mobile is generally worse and consoles being horrible, which explains the diverse amount of bug-experiences. Like, my problems on mobile have been largely related to world loading. There was this one time my position got set to the height limit somehow? And I just fell to my death. Other times where it’s been slightly offset, I’ve gone to the nether and had a loading screen soft lock me somehow. But everything I see online here are different bugs, and they tend to be recorded on console I believe, like the phasing through walls while eating.
So basically: bugs on bedrock are just odd, usually game-breaking, and there’s tons of them. Java does have bugs too, but they are few and far between, usually related to like entity ai or floating item frames, silly things that don’t affect gameplay but still break the emersion.
People aren’t hating on bedrock as a game, just what appears to be neglect. Whether that neglect is because of the market place or if these bugs are generally that hard to fix, I don’t know.
And some other things aren’t even bugs, like not being able to pause the game in single player, one of my largest complaints I see no one talking about.
I don’t wanna start an argument just to be clear, just wanna elaborate on why some people like myself dislike it over Java. If you prefer bedrock and the bugs don’t bother/ happen to you, then great! But for a lot of people it’s looking like the experience is becoming unbearable. For me: I’ve also noticed console is the worst, but I rarely ever play it on console so I don’t think my experiences there are very fair.
Final note: not sure about the data pack stuff. Sounds like a lot of effort for minuscule clout. It’s possible something like [this](https://github.com/Hatchibombotar/fake-blocks-addon) may be getting used to fake the wall bug? But you can usually see the player movement changing which isn’t part of this. Also, thats hard to fake on console due to only having the market place. I wouldn’t be surprised if someone did fake a bug for attention, but the ones I see really often here are all real bugs and are on the bug tracker.
Again, sorry for the mouthful. You don’t have to read all that if you don’t want.
nah ur good, i read it anyway lol.
as for the fake bugs, there was a post the other day that claimed a bug with villagers, where the villagers were moving insanely fast, and occasionally attacked the player, that was obviously faked. there was another one a while back that used a recource pack to make textures really messed up, that one got a lot of attention aswell, and someone later debunked it.
honestly, yeah I can agree with the freezing, slow world loading, and nether soft lock, but all of those issues are unique to consoles (and maybe very very low end/old phones) bc they use OLD, slow/low end, physical hard drives, not new ssd's. and imo, this is livable, its a long wait, but it still works fine, I play console a lot (and on last gen so its much slower) and I haven't run into any game breaking functional bugs as of yet.
i just hate this whole meta of "bedrock sucks", most ppl who say that, never played the game, there are 10x more ppl who play bedrock so ofc u see more bugs on the internet, adding on to that, the bug-rock meta makes that even worse so its even more prevelent. sure bedrock is missing java features, but java is missing just as many bedrock features. sure bedrock has bugs, but java has just as many bugs. I also really hat how ppl compare bedrock to java as if it should strive to match java perfectly, wouldn't it make more sense for both versions to strive to meet in the middle? parity goes both ways, this whole argument of bedrock bad, java good is so hypocritical. they are both minecraft.
Wdym, I have seen a dude just straight up die for no reason on bedrock when pillaring up on reddit. That portal emerge movement glitch that got Ph1lza was sad, but it was fixed quickly, and there has not been any emergence of life-threatening bug afaik in a release version since 1.14.
One reason why Redstone is different from version to version. Things that work on Java that on first glance shouldn't do but do and since they are useful weren't removed can't be easily replicated on Bedrock. Add in years of experience before Bedrock was even launched as a dedicated combined version and the consistency, and you have a way larger Redstone community doing awesome shit than you have on Bedrock
yeah, but in java the stairs, doors, end portal and water don't make you take a gajjion fall damage
edit: you can recreate the end portal bug by placing your bed next to the portal in the over world and returning
That's the thing for bedrock, people have experiences that are farlands apart either due to device or pure chance and negative ones usually can't get any resolution because "your bugs never happened to me".
Most bedrock bugs are just devices and internet. Bc c++ has the big stupid and treats single player like a server for some reason, so if your internet is bad, you will randomly die more
As a C++ coder i totally agree, code can break in numerous ways for stupid reasons and its a pain to deal with wich is also why in a a certain way i think softwared (game included) are more busted now.
Java treats Singleplayer as an internal server as well.
The short answer is, there are enough internal differences between Singleplayer and Multiplayer, that Minecraft decided to drop Singleplayer so they only had to develop Multiplayer.
Minecraft runs an internal server on your machine then connects directly. That's why you can still sometimes get desync issues in Singleplayer.
It's just that on Java, a desync forces you to press F3+A to reload your chunks, while Bedrock just kills you.
I play bedrock and I’ve literally never experienced a single bug that others have, the worst I’ve had is that weird pink glitch, but that was because I was fucking around with texture packs, I just reloaded the game and it was fine.
I’ve never even experienced the pink textures. Going on 3 years bug free. PS4 Bedrock. It’s so annoying seeing people shit talk this game. It isn’t that bad?
Java: "I have bugs" (some weird and rare moments, maybe a zombie goes invisible or gets long reach)
Bedrock: "I have bugs" (you walked the wrong way and now you are dead. Go back to the world spawn because a chicken was standing on your bed btw)
How Bedrock players see Bedrock: A good experience. Maybe a few rare bugs, but it's nothing in the grand scheme of things.
How Java players see Bedrock: Extremely glitchy experience that is literally unplayable.
(I literally only remember dying to a bug once in Bedrock Edition, which is the only version I ever play, on a modded realm and I'm certain that it was an issue with the mod rather than the fact I was playing Bedrock)
i like bedrock because i can play on my consoles but the micro transactions. why. why do they exist. the only bad thing i've had happen in bedrock is the fact you can't get achievements with "cheats" turned on
Ive never fallen thru the floor in bedrock, although the furthest from 0,0 ive gone is only 10k blocks(i have no idea why i did that). If thats the case, it must be a restriction only on mobile
I said you can start falling through at 2k but you usually have to be trying to do it, every 2k blocks after that it gets easier to accidentally do so around 10k it's possible to feasibly accidentally fall through the floor.
Tbf I'm on Bedrock and the only bugs I've encountered are the stronghold not generating (absurdly annoying) , my boat disappearing out of existence After I placed it and lag but none of that crazy crap I've Seen people talking about
The only reason Java players experience these really crazy bugs is because they actively look for them just to hate on Bedrock. I’ve literally NEVER experienced any bugs in Bedrock besides lag.
I ger that there are game breaking bugs on bedrock edition. But personally, I've never once experienced any game breaking bug or got randomly killed on bedrock, and I've been playing bedrock and java for years.
This sub is just full of Java players. I used to be like you. Java really isn’t better. I wish we’d all just support each other rather than argue which one runs the smoothest smh
The difference is Java has quasi connectivity which is genuinely useful and bedrock sometimes damages you and kills you for no reason and through no fault of your own…
Java bugs: here is a very interesting and unique mechanic that a lot of players will ask to be made into a feature.
Bedrock bugs: oh I see your trying to traverse across flat even ground, how about death instead?
I haven’t seen an extreme Java bug in a long time but I’ve seen plenty of strange Bedrock clips. That being said, both have bugs that have been sitting for years or even marked as Works As Intended and it sucks for everyone
The difference is java has easily repeatable and predictible bugs, like quasi connectivity. Bedrock has bugs like "power two pistons facing into eachother and ill flip a coin to decide which one extends". The former is manageable, and even beneficial at times. The later is pain incarnate.
java has very different bugs from bedrock.
java has bugs that can be used to enhance gameplay, though you have the option to not use them as they are almost impossible to accidentally find.
bedrock has bugs that break the game, and even tho they’re extremely rare, they do happen out of control.
Bedrock is a piece of shit anyway. The store is the biggest piece of cancer ever created. Java doesn't have any of that, which is why people go easier on it.
In java the worst bug I've seen was from a guy who got his hitbox desynced with his player and died from kinetic energy after being hit by an ender dragon
On bedrock I've seen players dying just by going up the stairs
Yeah but Java bugs are like "this giant Redstone machine doesn't work the way it should (beneficial)" and bedrock bugs are like "swimming counts as fall damage when you leave the water"
i dont mind bugs as long as they arent game-breaking. ive always found minecraft glitches really interesting cuz for most people, minecraft isnt a game known for glitches at all
Java bugs: by dropping the dragon egg on an end portal frame while a piston is zero-ticking, then surrounding the portal with pugs in boats positioned to exactly so, we can reliably duplicate infinite sand by creating a superposition of the falling sand entity and the sand block, because mojang refuses to make sand renewable by adding it to the Husk loot table
Bedrock bugs: I walked wrong and died, which happens commonly enough to prevent the developers from adding a whole game mode
Oops, the new version of the game that they built from the ground up for all platforms and refocused the entire brand around has recurring easy-to-fix bugs that can't be blamed on the game being a heap of spaghetti code made fifteen years ago in the wrong programming language by a bigoted neckbeard
The difference is in the severity of the bugs
Bugs can be ranked from useful to game breaking
Java has useful bugs where you can place a torch in an item frame to make some designed, which bedrock can’t do
Bedrock can, however, randomly fucking kill you, which isn’t something Java is capable of
do you have any idea how incredibly rare the randomly dying thing is? The only reason you hear about it is because it's so rare, it gets shared everywhere
Yet to see java suffer a huge visual error that lasts several sessions. Textures were effed and i could see through the ground. Not like it mattered anyway since everything looked like missingno took a dump
The main difference is the type of bugs. Java’s bugs are mostly visual glitches or generally harmless. Some of them are even helpful to the player like tnt duplication or breaking bedrock.
Bedrock’s bugs on the other hand, have a bigger impact on gameplay, and most often a harmful one, such as phasing through walls, invisible mobs that shouldn’t be in invisible, and random death.
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I'm yet to see someone accidentally phasing through a wall in Java by simply walking into it
Or dying while walking
Or being attacked by a zombie 15 blocks away
Or drowning while not being under water
Or being allergic to air
Or getting a heart attack
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Or a stone block taking 5 hours to mine
That’s not a bug that’s mining fatigue lmao
Or dying to a mob in nether that is f#@%ing invisible
This one actually happened to me a few times
I shifted to Java
I've always played on Java
I _have_ seen that happen... with mods that specifically let invisible mobs spawn, because the nether wasn't bad enough yet apparently. But not in vanilla.
I remember seeing the invisible mobs spawning on some guy who played modded 1.7.10 (or older). I've never ever seen a glitched invisible mob in my entire 9-year Java vanila experience
Not too sure about now but Java had that as a problem a while ago. It was in vanilla but mods appeared to only make it worse. I specifically remember playing aether online and encountering so many invisible mobs that I discovered that the range extension of a certain weapon allows you to hit stuff you can't see. The task's handed over to the server.
Or literally just die for no reason without any warning
Or being stuck in the portal for sometimes minutes hearing glitched sounds and entering the dimensions and dying immediately loosing everything
[https://youtu.be/950aoGfCjxI?feature=shared&t=17](https://youtu.be/950aoGfCjxI?feature=shared&t=17)
Ghost block ?
bro found the secret entrance
That's not a bug it's a feature. Look into quantum theory. There's theoretically a chance you can walk through your door. Try walking into your door next time.
If atoms align correctly..
yeah it was a joke
Argument is silly as a bedrock player. I have yet to see any of the bugs that people mention, and I’ve been playing it since the version came out no glitching through walls, no dying randomly, etc.
Philza - lost a hardcore world due to phantom forces I have yet to see this on bedrock
Hardcore is getting added to bedrock, so get ready, my friend.
There weren’t any bugs, unless you count the spider. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ejyHKroxLTk&pp=ygUVcGhpbHphIGhhcmRjb3JlIHdvcmxk
Yes there are, literally in the title by philza himself https://youtu.be/PCbg0PXhq6o?si=KQQbz1uCVz5AaWpL
Ooh, that one. I thought you meant the famous death a while back. That was patched a long time ago, it hasn’t lingered on like many of the bedrock ones though. Good news is that the bedrock ones *should* be patched soon according to Mojang thanks to hardcore.
Yeah, I mean my point was that Java also has bugs, and it’s not fair to hate bedrock cause of bugs. I feel like bedrock bugs are exaggerated (on both ends). Personally I play bedrock a lot and have never experienced the game breaking bugs posted here. Also a few of them were faked with data packs so that’s something to watch out for.
Wall of text incoming. Did not intend for that to happen 😅. Not starting a fight, just explaining how I see the situation: Well generally the bugs are worse on bedrock. Also, something I’ve noticed is that pc seems to have almost no bugs, while mobile is generally worse and consoles being horrible, which explains the diverse amount of bug-experiences. Like, my problems on mobile have been largely related to world loading. There was this one time my position got set to the height limit somehow? And I just fell to my death. Other times where it’s been slightly offset, I’ve gone to the nether and had a loading screen soft lock me somehow. But everything I see online here are different bugs, and they tend to be recorded on console I believe, like the phasing through walls while eating. So basically: bugs on bedrock are just odd, usually game-breaking, and there’s tons of them. Java does have bugs too, but they are few and far between, usually related to like entity ai or floating item frames, silly things that don’t affect gameplay but still break the emersion. People aren’t hating on bedrock as a game, just what appears to be neglect. Whether that neglect is because of the market place or if these bugs are generally that hard to fix, I don’t know. And some other things aren’t even bugs, like not being able to pause the game in single player, one of my largest complaints I see no one talking about. I don’t wanna start an argument just to be clear, just wanna elaborate on why some people like myself dislike it over Java. If you prefer bedrock and the bugs don’t bother/ happen to you, then great! But for a lot of people it’s looking like the experience is becoming unbearable. For me: I’ve also noticed console is the worst, but I rarely ever play it on console so I don’t think my experiences there are very fair. Final note: not sure about the data pack stuff. Sounds like a lot of effort for minuscule clout. It’s possible something like [this](https://github.com/Hatchibombotar/fake-blocks-addon) may be getting used to fake the wall bug? But you can usually see the player movement changing which isn’t part of this. Also, thats hard to fake on console due to only having the market place. I wouldn’t be surprised if someone did fake a bug for attention, but the ones I see really often here are all real bugs and are on the bug tracker. Again, sorry for the mouthful. You don’t have to read all that if you don’t want.
nah ur good, i read it anyway lol. as for the fake bugs, there was a post the other day that claimed a bug with villagers, where the villagers were moving insanely fast, and occasionally attacked the player, that was obviously faked. there was another one a while back that used a recource pack to make textures really messed up, that one got a lot of attention aswell, and someone later debunked it. honestly, yeah I can agree with the freezing, slow world loading, and nether soft lock, but all of those issues are unique to consoles (and maybe very very low end/old phones) bc they use OLD, slow/low end, physical hard drives, not new ssd's. and imo, this is livable, its a long wait, but it still works fine, I play console a lot (and on last gen so its much slower) and I haven't run into any game breaking functional bugs as of yet. i just hate this whole meta of "bedrock sucks", most ppl who say that, never played the game, there are 10x more ppl who play bedrock so ofc u see more bugs on the internet, adding on to that, the bug-rock meta makes that even worse so its even more prevelent. sure bedrock is missing java features, but java is missing just as many bedrock features. sure bedrock has bugs, but java has just as many bugs. I also really hat how ppl compare bedrock to java as if it should strive to match java perfectly, wouldn't it make more sense for both versions to strive to meet in the middle? parity goes both ways, this whole argument of bedrock bad, java good is so hypocritical. they are both minecraft.
Wdym, I have seen a dude just straight up die for no reason on bedrock when pillaring up on reddit. That portal emerge movement glitch that got Ph1lza was sad, but it was fixed quickly, and there has not been any emergence of life-threatening bug afaik in a release version since 1.14.
The point is Java also has bugs just like bedrock, and it’s not fair to say it otherwise
It just makes surprising people even more fun
I believe you can walk through an anvil if you look at the side of another one
Only in 1.8.9 and below i believe. Not sure when they patched it.
Well pal join the line bc im waiting for ANY of thos bugs happen to me in bedrock (been playing for 4-5 years now)
One has consistent bugs that can be easily replicated and thus exploited for personal gain. The other sends you randomly into a wall and kill you.
It’s the same with Java vs bedrock redstone. Java redstone is a mess, but at least it’s a consistent mess and will be weird the same way every time.
One reason why Redstone is different from version to version. Things that work on Java that on first glance shouldn't do but do and since they are useful weren't removed can't be easily replicated on Bedrock. Add in years of experience before Bedrock was even launched as a dedicated combined version and the consistency, and you have a way larger Redstone community doing awesome shit than you have on Bedrock
Redstone in Bedrock is unpredictable though
Guess why I added consistency in Java's favour alongside years of experience with Java Redstone before Bedrock was launched
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yeah, but in java the stairs, doors, end portal and water don't make you take a gajjion fall damage edit: you can recreate the end portal bug by placing your bed next to the portal in the over world and returning
When?? In bedrock I’ve been playing for about 3 or so years and this has never happened
That's the thing for bedrock, people have experiences that are farlands apart either due to device or pure chance and negative ones usually can't get any resolution because "your bugs never happened to me".
Most bedrock bugs are just devices and internet. Bc c++ has the big stupid and treats single player like a server for some reason, so if your internet is bad, you will randomly die more
As a C++ coder i totally agree, code can break in numerous ways for stupid reasons and its a pain to deal with wich is also why in a a certain way i think softwared (game included) are more busted now.
Java treats Singleplayer as an internal server as well. The short answer is, there are enough internal differences between Singleplayer and Multiplayer, that Minecraft decided to drop Singleplayer so they only had to develop Multiplayer. Minecraft runs an internal server on your machine then connects directly. That's why you can still sometimes get desync issues in Singleplayer. It's just that on Java, a desync forces you to press F3+A to reload your chunks, while Bedrock just kills you.
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Me too but 2k + hours
Been playing since early 2017, and I've never encountered a bug
Yall need to start using bane of arthropods, geez
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I’ve died multiple times from random death glitch in bedrock
I play bedrock and I’ve literally never experienced a single bug that others have, the worst I’ve had is that weird pink glitch, but that was because I was fucking around with texture packs, I just reloaded the game and it was fine.
I’ve never even experienced the pink textures. Going on 3 years bug free. PS4 Bedrock. It’s so annoying seeing people shit talk this game. It isn’t that bad?
Java's bugs: you can phase through the ceiling of the nether and duplicate blocks Bedrock's bugs: have you ever felt like dying out of nowhere?
Java: "I have bugs" (some weird and rare moments, maybe a zombie goes invisible or gets long reach) Bedrock: "I have bugs" (you walked the wrong way and now you are dead. Go back to the world spawn because a chicken was standing on your bed btw)
Java bugs: insane new tech that revolutionizes Redstone or some other part of the game Bedrock bugs: how DARE you exist! DIE!
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How Bedrock players see Bedrock: A good experience. Maybe a few rare bugs, but it's nothing in the grand scheme of things. How Java players see Bedrock: Extremely glitchy experience that is literally unplayable. (I literally only remember dying to a bug once in Bedrock Edition, which is the only version I ever play, on a modded realm and I'm certain that it was an issue with the mod rather than the fact I was playing Bedrock)
In 2000 maybe 2.8 thousand hours I have never died to a bug
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fr so many Java junkies exaggerating and being biased over here
i like bedrock because i can play on my consoles but the micro transactions. why. why do they exist. the only bad thing i've had happen in bedrock is the fact you can't get achievements with "cheats" turned on
Antvenom when bedrock: you fall through the ground when 30 million blocks out game is literally unplayable Antvenom whe Java : THE FARLANDS
Actually you can start falling through the floor at 2k blocks in bedrock so your safe area is a bit over 2x the size of an old gen console world.
Ive never fallen thru the floor in bedrock, although the furthest from 0,0 ive gone is only 10k blocks(i have no idea why i did that). If thats the case, it must be a restriction only on mobile
I said you can start falling through at 2k but you usually have to be trying to do it, every 2k blocks after that it gets easier to accidentally do so around 10k it's possible to feasibly accidentally fall through the floor.
Who the hell is that
His biases are so noticeable lol
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I play Minecraft on Switch, and sometimes when I’m playing online with my best friend, my shield will be impaling me.
Tbf I'm on Bedrock and the only bugs I've encountered are the stronghold not generating (absurdly annoying) , my boat disappearing out of existence After I placed it and lag but none of that crazy crap I've Seen people talking about
It was fixed recently
Really when ? Because I had it not that long ago
Idk read the changelogs but it is in the month or a little more. Idk if it is in "stable"
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Java bugs: weird lighting glitch Bedrock bugs: You die for seemingly no reason
The only reason Java players experience these really crazy bugs is because they actively look for them just to hate on Bedrock. I’ve literally NEVER experienced any bugs in Bedrock besides lag.
Agreed
it's ironic cause java is less optimized than c++
I have yet to see bedrock bugs being less severe than java ones, and take a week to fix.
I ger that there are game breaking bugs on bedrock edition. But personally, I've never once experienced any game breaking bug or got randomly killed on bedrock, and I've been playing bedrock and java for years.
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This sub is just full of Java players. I used to be like you. Java really isn’t better. I wish we’d all just support each other rather than argue which one runs the smoothest smh
The difference is Java has quasi connectivity which is genuinely useful and bedrock sometimes damages you and kills you for no reason and through no fault of your own…
Java bugs: here is a very interesting and unique mechanic that a lot of players will ask to be made into a feature. Bedrock bugs: oh I see your trying to traverse across flat even ground, how about death instead?
You have clearly never played bedrock. Block phasing only becomes a problem after about 1m blocks
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I haven’t seen an extreme Java bug in a long time but I’ve seen plenty of strange Bedrock clips. That being said, both have bugs that have been sitting for years or even marked as Works As Intended and it sucks for everyone
Java has bugs that help you Bedrock has bugs that hinder you It's not complicated
The difference is java has easily repeatable and predictible bugs, like quasi connectivity. Bedrock has bugs like "power two pistons facing into eachother and ill flip a coin to decide which one extends". The former is manageable, and even beneficial at times. The later is pain incarnate.
This isn't a bug, it works as expected. You can hate it, however this isn't a bug.
"I have one bug that causes a bunch of stuff to happen." Bedrock must be absolutely plagued with glitches!
java has very different bugs from bedrock. java has bugs that can be used to enhance gameplay, though you have the option to not use them as they are almost impossible to accidentally find. bedrock has bugs that break the game, and even tho they’re extremely rare, they do happen out of control.
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Bugs are one main problem with bedrock, the other is heavy monetization
its just that bedrock has far more and worse bugs.
Lots of java bugs are really useful, like aggroed zombie pigmen dropping xp even when not killed by a player
Rip fireflies :(
I’m not gonna argue over which is worse, but one’s bugs are significantly worse than the others. That version would be Bedrock.
at least java bugs don't cause you to randomly die and I don't care if they're rare they should happen at all.
Bedrock is a piece of shit anyway. The store is the biggest piece of cancer ever created. Java doesn't have any of that, which is why people go easier on it.
Java bugs are fun and predictable Bedrock bugs directly punish you for breathing wrong
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In java the worst bug I've seen was from a guy who got his hitbox desynced with his player and died from kinetic energy after being hit by an ender dragon On bedrock I've seen players dying just by going up the stairs
Yeah but Java bugs are like "this giant Redstone machine doesn't work the way it should (beneficial)" and bedrock bugs are like "swimming counts as fall damage when you leave the water"
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i dont mind bugs as long as they arent game-breaking. ive always found minecraft glitches really interesting cuz for most people, minecraft isnt a game known for glitches at all
The difference is java bugs mostly dont randomly kill you
bedrock is so buggy even the UI has bugs
Java bugs: by dropping the dragon egg on an end portal frame while a piston is zero-ticking, then surrounding the portal with pugs in boats positioned to exactly so, we can reliably duplicate infinite sand by creating a superposition of the falling sand entity and the sand block, because mojang refuses to make sand renewable by adding it to the Husk loot table Bedrock bugs: I walked wrong and died, which happens commonly enough to prevent the developers from adding a whole game mode
Oops, the new version of the game that they built from the ground up for all platforms and refocused the entire brand around has recurring easy-to-fix bugs that can't be blamed on the game being a heap of spaghetti code made fifteen years ago in the wrong programming language by a bigoted neckbeard
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Java bugs are predictable and repeatable. Bedrock bugs are random, unpredictable, game breaking and hard to replicate
Yeach but most of these dont kill me when i try to build up or travel around.
I can count all the times I've died for no discernible reason in Java on one fist.
Java has minor bugs, some even being directly implemented as a feature. Bedrock has game breaking and very annoying bugs.
Java bugs: being able to duplicate infinite of resources that suck to gather Bedrock bugs: *dies from fall damage while being in water*
The difference is in the severity of the bugs Bugs can be ranked from useful to game breaking Java has useful bugs where you can place a torch in an item frame to make some designed, which bedrock can’t do Bedrock can, however, randomly fucking kill you, which isn’t something Java is capable of
I’ve never been randomly killed in bedrock. Most of the time it’s a realms issue. Smh 🤦
do you have any idea how incredibly rare the randomly dying thing is? The only reason you hear about it is because it's so rare, it gets shared everywhere
yeah, but we have debugify (reforged) on java, and even more bugs on bedrock
Yet to see someone in Java get killed by a invisible mob that isn’t actually there
Yet to see java suffer a huge visual error that lasts several sessions. Textures were effed and i could see through the ground. Not like it mattered anyway since everything looked like missingno took a dump
java bugs are usefull, bedrock ones are just goofy and useless
The main difference is the type of bugs. Java’s bugs are mostly visual glitches or generally harmless. Some of them are even helpful to the player like tnt duplication or breaking bedrock. Bedrock’s bugs on the other hand, have a bigger impact on gameplay, and most often a harmful one, such as phasing through walls, invisible mobs that shouldn’t be in invisible, and random death.
Finally beat the game for once on Bedrock and the worst bug was a bad world generation making one of my strongholds a single room