Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:

Bedrock is broken, again. this time PE

My joystick button will not set to the location I want it to go on the screen no matter what when I try to change the orientation

worked for me

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

does anyone else here play java edition?

There have been quite a few java/bedrock flame wars in here.
Yes, a bunch of people here play java edition.

I like bridging in Bedrock Edition.

Tophatted- wrote:

Kitten-da-Cat wrote:

What about bedrock edition

its worse honestly

Bedrock has kinda cooler mods like the fnaf mods by dany foxy and the crackers wither storm bedrock port which is actually good M I C H E A L

hello500932 wrote:

Tophatted- wrote:

Kitten-da-Cat wrote:

What about bedrock edition

its worse honestly

Bedrock has kinda cooler mods like the fnaf mods by dany foxy and the crackers wither storm bedrock port which is actually good M I C H E A L

My only problem with Bedrock mods is that they're harder to get without paying money and it's really complicated to make/download them without having a computer or something

minecraft

lmccracken7 wrote:

minecraft

cave game

blessingj100 wrote:

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

does anyone else here play java edition?

There have been quite a few java/bedrock flame wars in here.
Yes, a bunch of people here play java edition.

dunno why there'd be flame wars
I have bedrock edition on my switch and while i rather play java edition because i have a server with my friends, they feel pretty much identical

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

blessingj100 wrote:

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

does anyone else here play java edition?

There have been quite a few java/bedrock flame wars in here.
Yes, a bunch of people here play java edition.

dunno why there'd be flame wars
I have bedrock edition on my switch and while i rather play java edition because i have a server with my friends, they feel pretty much identical

Basically, the main source of debate between java/bedrock is that when you mod java you get a bunch of free community stuff via an external mod launcher as opposed to bedrock where all the stuff comes from an official paid marketplace. If you don't play Java with mods (even stuff like optimization mods and the like), you're missing out on the full value of Java edition because you didn't use an external mod launcher as opposed to being encouraged to get mods on bedrock via a paid marketplace.

Im in my 2 week Minecraft phase y'all. What are some things I should do on my survival world?

CatCaptain50 wrote:

Im in my 2 week Minecraft phase y'all. What are some things I should do on my survival world?

enslave villagers

CatCaptain50 wrote:

Im in my 2 week Minecraft phase y'all. What are some things I should do on my survival world?

pop up one of your old survival worlds, put all your items in a chest, then move a good far distance away from spawn to a place you haven't been and place a bed there to start all over in a pre-existing world

CatCaptain50 wrote:

Im in my 2 week Minecraft phase y'all. What are some things I should do on my survival world?

Build a giant pixel art

Spooky_Lukey wrote:

hello500932 wrote:

Tophatted- wrote:

Kitten-da-Cat wrote:

What about bedrock edition

its worse honestly

Bedrock has kinda cooler mods like the fnaf mods by dany foxy and the crackers wither storm bedrock port which is actually good M I C H E A L

My only problem with Bedrock mods is that they're harder to get without paying money and it's really complicated to make/download them without having a computer or something

yeah no crep sherlock almost as if modding has been known to be mostly exclusively on pc for every game
and that's just a lie aswell it's easy to mod on mobile and it's harder to mod on consoles but probably easier to mod on there than other games

wikibro300000 wrote:

Spooky_Lukey wrote:

hello500932 wrote:

Tophatted- wrote:

Kitten-da-Cat wrote:

What about bedrock edition

its worse honestly

Bedrock has kinda cooler mods like the fnaf mods by dany foxy and the crackers wither storm bedrock port which is actually good M I C H E A L

My only problem with Bedrock mods is that they're harder to get without paying money and it's really complicated to make/download them without having a computer or something

yeah no crep sherlock almost as if modding has been known to be mostly exclusively on pc for every game
and that's just a lie aswell it's easy to mod on mobile and it's harder to mod on consoles but probably easier to mod on there than other games

You didn't have to be sarcastic about it. Also it's harder to mod on mobile since you have to resort to third party apps or complicated programs sometimes, and there are plenty of Bedrock mods but I find myself having a hard time installing them. I once was able to download a pack by clicking on it or something. But when I tried downloading another one it didn’t work as easily, even though it was a simpler pack too that simply changed textures and sounds.

blessingj100 wrote:

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

blessingj100 wrote:

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

does anyone else here play java edition?

There have been quite a few java/bedrock flame wars in here.
Yes, a bunch of people here play java edition.

dunno why there'd be flame wars
I have bedrock edition on my switch and while i rather play java edition because i have a server with my friends, they feel pretty much identical

Basically, the main source of debate between java/bedrock is that when you mod java you get a bunch of free community stuff via an external mod launcher as opposed to bedrock where all the stuff comes from an official paid marketplace. If you don't play Java with mods (even stuff like optimization mods and the like), you're missing out on the full value of Java edition because you didn't use an external mod launcher as opposed to being encouraged to get mods on bedrock via a paid marketplace.

I just use optimisation mods tbh but does it really matter? Theyre both minecraft

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

blessingj100 wrote:

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

blessingj100 wrote:

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

does anyone else here play java edition?

There have been quite a few java/bedrock flame wars in here.
Yes, a bunch of people here play java edition.

dunno why there'd be flame wars
I have bedrock edition on my switch and while i rather play java edition because i have a server with my friends, they feel pretty much identical

Basically, the main source of debate between java/bedrock is that when you mod java you get a bunch of free community stuff via an external mod launcher as opposed to bedrock where all the stuff comes from an official paid marketplace. If you don't play Java with mods (even stuff like optimization mods and the like), you're missing out on the full value of Java edition because you didn't use an external mod launcher as opposed to being encouraged to get mods on bedrock via a paid marketplace.

I just use optimisation mods tbh but does it really matter? Theyre both minecraft

They have different features, like PVP systems, bridging, cauldrons, pushing chests, etc.

Spooky_Lukey wrote:

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

blessingj100 wrote:

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

blessingj100 wrote:

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

does anyone else here play java edition?

There have been quite a few java/bedrock flame wars in here.
Yes, a bunch of people here play java edition.

dunno why there'd be flame wars
I have bedrock edition on my switch and while i rather play java edition because i have a server with my friends, they feel pretty much identical

Basically, the main source of debate between java/bedrock is that when you mod java you get a bunch of free community stuff via an external mod launcher as opposed to bedrock where all the stuff comes from an official paid marketplace. If you don't play Java with mods (even stuff like optimization mods and the like), you're missing out on the full value of Java edition because you didn't use an external mod launcher as opposed to being encouraged to get mods on bedrock via a paid marketplace.

I just use optimisation mods tbh but does it really matter? Theyre both minecraft

They have different features, like PVP systems, bridging, cauldrons, pushing chests, etc.

The differences are trivial except for PVP but even then it doesnt matter just play what you want

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

blessingj100 wrote:

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

blessingj100 wrote:

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:

does anyone else here play java edition?

There have been quite a few java/bedrock flame wars in here.
Yes, a bunch of people here play java edition.

dunno why there'd be flame wars
I have bedrock edition on my switch and while i rather play java edition because i have a server with my friends, they feel pretty much identical

Basically, the main source of debate between java/bedrock is that when you mod java you get a bunch of free community stuff via an external mod launcher as opposed to bedrock where all the stuff comes from an official paid marketplace. If you don't play Java with mods (even stuff like optimization mods and the like), you're missing out on the full value of Java edition because you didn't use an external mod launcher as opposed to being encouraged to get mods on bedrock via a paid marketplace.

I just use optimisation mods tbh but does it really matter? Theyre both minecraft

As a person who plays with mods/modpacks, yes, it does in fact matter. Bedrock edition is more of a live-service game with a bunch of monetization you need to get through, with the benefits of it being a more accessible version to casuals and console/mobile players.

The monetization of bedrock gets really pushy sometimes though, and usually is the one that shows the signs of Microsoft's ownership of Minecraft, what with them temporarily replacing the settings button with the marketplace button.
Bedrock has more official mod support, but the reasons for having it is to push the marketplace, and it shows.

Java is the more community-based side of the game, with a whole lot more free community mods, the ability to go back in previous versions, and letting you use external launchers for Minecraft easier. They're even deobfuscating their code soon, to try to make modding future versions easier. If you get a good launcher like Modrinth or PrismMc, and you get some different mods/modpacks, you can change the entire game, as opposed to bedrock where you can only change your in-world experience for individual worlds. Having more control over the software you use can be an important thing for people, and Java edition is basically that.
It's not ok to hate someone for playing a different Minecraft version, but the two versions do have distinct differences that can be fairly significant, with them mainly lying in the code itself and how much control you want over your game or if you just want to be a casual player and not bother with that.

While it might not be too much of a difference for vanilla minecraft players, the difference between bedrock and Java is quite sizeable if you're a mod user/creator or server host.

Given that you don't seem to mess with mods too much, which version you use won't matter that much, but that doesn't mean that the differences don't affect other people

Spooky_Lukey wrote:

wikibro300000 wrote:

Spooky_Lukey wrote:

hello500932 wrote:

Tophatted- wrote:

Kitten-da-Cat wrote:

What about bedrock edition

its worse honestly

Bedrock has kinda cooler mods like the fnaf mods by dany foxy and the crackers wither storm bedrock port which is actually good M I C H E A L

My only problem with Bedrock mods is that they're harder to get without paying money and it's really complicated to make/download them without having a computer or something

yeah no crep sherlock almost as if modding has been known to be mostly exclusively on pc for every game
and that's just a lie aswell it's easy to mod on mobile and it's harder to mod on consoles but probably easier to mod on there than other games

You didn't have to be sarcastic about it. Also it's harder to mod on mobile since you have to resort to third party apps or complicated programs sometimes, and there are plenty of Bedrock mods but I find myself having a hard time installing them. I once was able to download a pack by clicking on it or something. But when I tried downloading another one it didn’t work as easily, even though it was a simpler pack too that simply changed textures and sounds.

Im always sarcastic it's just built into me
You have to resort to third party websites to mod anything
For me it's easy I don't know what ancient magic your using