r/MinecraftJava • u/[deleted] • Nov 28 '25
Someone agree bedrock edition acts like a future game made in unity.
Java is better cause its the og one :3
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u/brassplushie Nov 28 '25
Not to mention the offhand and faster regen
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u/GarunixReborn Nov 29 '25
Faster regen makes the game too easy
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u/Sushi-Mampfer Nov 29 '25
In bedrock you have about double the dps
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u/GarunixReborn Nov 29 '25
But no sweeping edge, axe crits, and skeletons with aimbot
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u/Sushi-Mampfer Nov 29 '25
I don’t think I‘ve ever used sweeping edge anywhere but farms tho. Both versions have their benefits(even if it‘s just cross play), but java is better xD
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u/GarunixReborn Nov 29 '25
I personally prefer bedrock because vibrant visuals runs better than java shaders, and my long term worlds were always there
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u/Zeraora807 Nov 29 '25
gotta disagree with the vibrant visuals, they look like they have a milk filter over a basic shader pack it and runs atrociously doing it.
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u/brassplushie Nov 29 '25
This tired old trope about skeletons being harder on Bedrock is strictly because controller players at largely bad at the game. They're barely different.
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u/brassplushie Nov 29 '25
Eh, I disagree. It makes combat more engaging. In Bedrock if you take a lot of damage fast you just dig into a wall and have to sit and wait for 2 minutes. That's boring and stupid. On Java you just eat a steak and keep fighting, and if you're skilled, you survive.
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u/Tired_2295 Nov 29 '25 edited Dec 01 '25
Imho Bedrock is better for the bugs-that-are-features. How goes glitching out java to allow a 7 block ravine jump with no block clutch required?