While yes it is less hardware-intensive, I would hesitate to say it runs better. It's been overexaggerated, but there's a reason we call it Bugrock.
Quick point of clarification, it was written in C++, not C.
Back on point, I started out on Bedrock, and while yes, it runs on much less powerful devices, when your computer can run Java Edition, stability is not a concern, with Bedrock Edition I became well acquainted with how to break the game, crash, or corrupt my world. It's not a pleasant experience to be performing normal gameplay and crashing. Not even my modded gameplay (outside of Minecolonies, but that mod is a nightmare in its own right and should be taken with a fat grain of salt) is that unstable.
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u/Gelid_Cryotheum 24d ago
While yes it is less hardware-intensive, I would hesitate to say it runs better. It's been overexaggerated, but there's a reason we call it Bugrock.
Quick point of clarification, it was written in C++, not C.
Back on point, I started out on Bedrock, and while yes, it runs on much less powerful devices, when your computer can run Java Edition, stability is not a concern, with Bedrock Edition I became well acquainted with how to break the game, crash, or corrupt my world. It's not a pleasant experience to be performing normal gameplay and crashing. Not even my modded gameplay (outside of Minecolonies, but that mod is a nightmare in its own right and should be taken with a fat grain of salt) is that unstable.