Differences Between Minecraft Java VS Bedrock
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Published 2022-12-11
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All Comments (21)
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I play on bedrock. Who else does?
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the biggest issue with bedrock is that it's really flashy and it's got all those neat visual features, but it's missing some crucial features, like the ability to use your off-hand for things other than a shield. this comment has been plaguing me for a year so i need to clarify: it's not about the shield specifically. that was an example.
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I just hope someday they make it so the 2 versions become identical with their features
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2:45 the good thing is that now they added the custom shield in bedrock I was very happy
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I like that in bedrock you can instantly stop gliding by jumping again. It gives you way more control over it.
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I wish we could take the best features from both versions and put them together to make the ultimate Minecraft!
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Actually, as of update 1.20, you can now put banner designs on shields in bedrock edition.
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One difference that drives me crazy is how the game reacts to you closing the item menu if you leave an item on your cursor. In Bedrock, the held item conveniently goes into the first available toolbar slot, or back where you picked it up from it if your toolbar is full. In Java, you rudely throw it on the ground as though you didn't want it anymore.
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It should also be mentioned the bedrock wither has way more attacks, it’s capable of fully destroying biomes. One example is how it has an attack where it charges forward and destroys everything In it’s path Edit: HOLY F___ how did I get the top comment.
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I recently switched from Java to Bedrock as the person I’m playing with is on console. Honestly, kind of liking the transition. So many little things I pick up on and appreciate. My only irk is the off-hand item limit (bedrock doesn’t allow a lot of items in the off-hand, including torches)
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7:20 you can actually turn on "Crawling" on bedrock so you can crawl on 1 block space if you use a trapdoor or a piston
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People who don't care about the java vs bedrock war and play both peacefully:🗿🍷
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Number 52. In Bedrock, If you have a lead and a boat, you can actually lead the boat and drag it around like a mob but when you try to do it in Java, nothing will happen. This is sure is a game changer since you'll not need to go back and forth trying to move your villagers from 1000 blocks away. I guess Bedrock got the win this time.
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2:45 You are able to put banners on shields in bedrock 1.20 the update is one of many 1.20 features.
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Fun fact about invisible skins around the 1:10 mark, the "visible pixels" needed top do that trick don't even need to be visible in game. If you have them way off the image where there's nothing the game renders, it works.
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Ladders, bows, and fishing rods have always been go-to fuels for me on Bedrock, even when the latter two are enchanted (or cursed). It's a great way to get rid of cursed weapons after taking the rest of the enchantments off of them after a long fishing session.
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5:35 I love how he has a convenient water bucket in his inventory
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0:58 I can have an invisible or transparent skin if I wanted to in Java, but the pixels aren't recognized by other people so if I'm a ghost, I will be able to see it but others will see me as steve.
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Regarding the steak thing, there was a time WAAAAY back when (in the time of things like the Nether Reactor Core) where Bedrock’s cooked beef was actually called steak
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There's actually something worse than the stripe lands. I teleported out so far that the stripes went on both axis, leaving individual floating block textures never connect together. It's absolutely terrifying to look at!
