I'm gonna go back to making more fun videos now. Celebrate Genshin Impact v2.7 with me: hoyo.link/a72bUXA6 Use code “MTNUJBXDD72R” to redeem for 60 primogems and 5x Adventurer’s Experience.

Thank you for featuring my developer edition video and spreading awareness about how mojang has treated me!

It’s a strange duality that Mojang/Microsoft thinks bedrock is the future of Minecraft, whilst at the same time treating bedrock players as second-class citizens.

A minor issue I have with Bedrock is the presentation. The menus using a combination of blocky fonts and normal fonts and blocky assets and not blocky assets just feels sloppy.

I miss the 4J Studios version... Anyone with me? The UI was so clean and the minigames were just so authentic and fun...

Totally agree, can confirm my marketplace team has access to development Minecraft. Really don't like how many features are exclusively in that version of the game, even when they could massively help the vanilla game.

The fact they are holding so many requested features on Bedrock Edition for this "Pay wall" marketplace partners is disgusting, even worse when we've asked for it for many years and they say "we don't know if it'll be possible" disappointed overall, thankyou for this video it was an eye opener.

I remember in the past when we feared Microsoft taking over Minecraft and we were scared they would ruin the game. Well we are here now.

I hate they didn't add sharks "because some kid might approach a shark or kill it" it is just stupid that some kid might reach the middle of ocean to approach a shark, they could have added variants(whale sharks,white sharks etc.) just like panda and make them neutral but depending on the variant they will attack or be passive.

I like how immediately after he praised Mojang they release a chat-report system that's going to doom many servers.

I would LOVE to be able to use those developer tools for making videos. Java Edition is the only option for recording because it has BASIC FEATURES like spectator mode (which is in the dev version), F3 debug screen (which is in the dev version), and many other quality of life things (that are also in the dev version)! As of October 2021, the Minecraft Marketplace had made $350 MILLION in revenue. Surely they can use some of that money to add a few more quality of life features. One argument is that the features would need a lot of polish to be in the main game. If that's the case, they could easily allow these features to be togglable in Minecraft Preview! I think that would be a great compromise, making Bedrock Edition way more popular among KZfaq creators. My 5 year personal Realm is on Bedrock Edition and I can't count the amount of times I've said "I wish we could convert this to Java Edition." We've lost so many pets to a bug where if any mob can move across a chunk border, it will just despawn eventually. We can't convert the world without losing our inventories and entities, so we're stuck on the buggy version of the game. Even my famous skin is glitched! It's made in the built-in character creator, where you can't change the colour of clothing. My shirt got randomly changed to blue one day and it's been like that ever since. (until last week where all my bedrock skins got randomly deleted for no reason, another annoying bug. rip glitched blue shirt skin) I'm worried Microsoft bundling Bedrock and Java is a step towards phasing out Java. If that happens, the game is not gonna last much longer. Thanks for coming to my ted talk

As a Bedrock Content Creator( No, not on the Marketplace), I have the use the regular creator options in Bedrock Edition. That means all I can do is get messages if something is wrong with my code. Bedrock Edition also has limited options for modifications, while Java Edition has much more polished modification tools, like Fabric and Forge.

Seeing huge Minecraft creators like AntVenom publicly speaking out against Mojang’s poor actions is really motivating and gives me a small bit of hope that change will happen.

Java: wants to be a mom-and-pop Bedrock: wants to be a corporation that owns mom-and-pop stores

It’s genuinely insane that anyone at Mojang thought it was a reasonable idea to indefinitely support two separate versions of the same game, on top of working on spin-off games at the same time

Thank you for speaking up about this. Honestly im done with "bedrock moments" i have lost so many levels of xp and one time lost a fully decked out character with 5 shulker boxes and an elytra because enderpearls decided they didn't wanna work. I have also noticed any bug slightly benficial to the player in bedrock gets patched out super quickly. Its honestly a shame some devs working on bedrock are unwilling to fix bugs that can just kill you, and your motivation and drive to keep playing the game for a while, when any bug that a player could slightly benefit from gets patched as soon as possible.

You'd think with so many Minecraft content creators making videos like these the Bedrock team would get their act together, this has been going on for years yet nothing has changed.. I hope they get their act together soon

5:48 Hilarious fact: due to the bad chunk blending, half of this illager's face is sagging. Coincidentally enough, one of the signs of an oncoming stroke is one half of the face dropping. We can conclude from this information that Bedrock Edition is coded so poorly that the mobs within are subject to serious health problems as a result.

Would be awesome to have access to more building features for Bedrock Edition! ATM it's utterly painful to do anything technical there in creative.

4:55 This happened to me too! I found a random village structure in the ocean. It had no villagers, nor did it look like a normal village. Later that same direction I found a pillager outpost looking like all the blocks had gravity.

I stopped regularly playing Minecraft around the time it was acquired by Microsoft. The game had lost a lot of its original touch, and I think it is still going in that direction. I now only play Minecraft occasionally with my friends (always on Java) and frankly... it's just a lot. More items and features doesn't mean better.

I'll be honest. When we didn't get worldgen for 1.17, I got it. Worldgen as pretty as 1.18 is not easy to code and breaking the update into two parts was probably the smartest decision in the long run. When we didn't get the Deep Dark for 1.18, it felt a little off, but I chose to wave it off - they may have had big plans for the biome (to their credit, they did - and it looks great). But some of the features cut from 1.19 have zero excuse, since it's honestly such a comparatively smaller update.

I think it's Hilarious how Mojang is always complaining about how hard it is to develop Java edition, yet they actually have less features and more glitches on the version of Minecraft they developed from the ground up in the language of their own choosing.

This video age like fine wine Mojang still needs to fix their problems

7:30 to be fair, genshin’s world is significantly smaller

Hopefully mojang takes this feedback and acts on it, they have a good thing going but really need to work on these issues and get some solutions going 😅

It's honestly kind of amazing that the 2009 Java spaghetti code manages to be more stable and bug free than the specifically intended more stable version

I’ve experienced the portal glitch where when you go to another dimension there’s a chance you teleport thousands of blocks away, which took all my enchanted netherite gear when I spawned in the void. There went dozens of hours of work. Idk if they fixed it, so I had to bring an ender chest for my loot in the end. I think they did fix it though. And, to be honest, marketplace is cool but it’s literally just a waste of money compared to Java.

Hey AntVenom, I haven't been on the minecraft wave for years now but I used to love your content back in the day. I'm glad to see you're still doing well! Thanks for making my childhood so much fun.

- Listen to the community more. - Stop over promising on features that you can't deliver. - Stop over hyping every update. - Follow through on promises. - Don't show the community amazing art and say what's coming and not deliver. - Don't show everything at Minecon. - Work as a team more. - Communicate with the community more. - Each update doesn't have to out beat the previous update. - If you theme an update then follow through with the theme you set... don't go jetting off sky high only to run out of fuel seconds in. That's all I have to say.

Minecraft is forgetting where it came from. The whole idea of Minecraft that was so heavily preached in the early days was that it’s meant to be a canvas in which you can do anything. Endless opportunities; anything you want to build, if you work hard enough, you can build it. But these values do not remain when some have to pay for maps, Mojang introduce a terrible reporting system, and ‘upcoming’ features are dropping like flies.

I remember an old problem I had in my old world on bedrock with my friends. Over all the world was bad, 10k blocks away was the closest jungle, no wolves near us, and 2 of the 3 closest end portals were missing. (My one friends base was also a missing chunk half the time. Though that was because she had like over 20 cats in one chunk.) But the end portals were not in the strongholds, and I made a copy and edited away all the stone, and the end portal was missing, so I flew away and found another, also missing. Had to go even further and finally found a portal. We beat the dragon, but this was during the time the dragons breathe was glitched, it was invisible and killed them a few times. I later blew up my base in a giant explosion to mess with my friend, it was hilarious. But thats unrelated to everything

I remember when I used to be a Minecraft Animator and my colleague, honestly a toxic and harmful person, used to be a Minecraft animator too before he moved to college. The biggest difference between his content and my content was that he dabbled with ONLY vanilla Minecraft, meaning anything that was already in the game, primarily the Nether. Whereas I loved to work with Modded Minecraft and I was pretty decent at it, too. I worked on Rymdnisse’s Modded Rigs, the Moa model and all those mob models were actually my models that I made in Blender 3D. Of course, I failed in my long-term endeavors to make Minecraft animations but after my battle with Stage 1 Brain cancer and after my animator friends left me when I was battling brain cancer, I watched the obvious decline of animation quality in the Minecraft animation community. As you can expect, the colleague I talked about earlier just continued to make vanilla-based content until the river of expansion dried up for every other animator. Now the Minecraft animation community is a sea of BS and monster school content that is aimed towards kids and mainly based around Vanilla Minecraft. I’m unwilling to come back to the community after my battle with cancer. I have been through too much trauma and, honestly, after everything I’ve seen and heard, Minecraft Animators aren’t worth my time anymore. And so isn’t Minecraft Animation. Which is a shame because I knew a LOT that could start a really powerful era in Minecraft animation, potentially. I knew how to export modded regions as .obj files (like the Aether, great example), I rigged up and modeled modded entities, I even made entire rig packs. All to be deleted, willingly, by me. Nowadays I’ve been just playing Terraria. Fun, engaging community and Relogic, unlike Mojang, have their heads on their shoulders and understand what the community wants. They didn’t remove fireflies because they’re toxic to frogs, they kept fireflies and added dragonflies. They were SMART. Also they would never EVER add the chat moderation or the shop function. Instead they added the Terraria Shop where you can buy merch online. My plans are to reach 10K hours in Terraria and then start working diligently on a rigs pack for Terraria, 3D. Along with a maps project where I can actually make really good 3D Terraria animations. Because, unlike Minecraft and its community, Terraria’s community has shown its ready, willing and able to progress and try new things and I’m honestly very proud to be part of this community. It’s been wonderful so far.

I wouldn't be too excited about the combined bedrock-java purchase they made available. This could be evidence of a first step in a years or decade-long strategic thaw from Microsoft with an end goal of getting completely rid of Java that many have suspected to begin to happen at some point.. Nothing's ever free, there's always a cost, even if its way down the line. I hope I'm wrong.

I feel like it's important to note how "concept art is not a commitment" is a very shoddy excuse when the context of the showcased concept art is that it would be a new feature. Obviously, just showcasing concept art does not mean it's a commitment--but you need to have clear communication if that's the case. Say "this is concept art, which may not indicate an upcoming feature" INSTEAD of "we want to make some biomes feel more alive, here's the birch forest." Communication is an important, and not often understood, element of game design and development--whether that's internal communication among multiple parties, or between developers and their playerbase.

3:45 If you're not careful and you noclip out of reality in the wrong areas, you'll end up in the Backrooms, where it's nothing but the stink of old moist carpet, the madness of mono-yellow, the endless background noise of fluorescent lights at maximum hum-buzz, and approximately six hundred million square miles of randomly segmented empty rooms to be trapped in God save you if you hear something wandering around nearby, because it sure as hell has heard you

also with mojang just refusing to fix those absolutely broken plains after 1.18. the plains are supposed to be flat, but when i come across plains all it is is just enormous hills. it sucks.

What my audience (bedrock players) complain the most is the treatment that the Bedrock Edition version has, for example: In The Wild Update you can put water inside the mangrove roots to use for your gameplay (compact cobblestone generator), there is also the "sink in the mud" feature, these 2 are not available for the bedrock version and Mojang seems to think it's ok to delay these features. I know it's little things, and Mojang is working hard on parities in the latest versions, but this has happened so many times in the last few years that now the Bedrock public is angry at Mojang for any feature that comes to Java Edition and not to the Bedrock Edition.

I think the sad part is, is that I think deep down we all saw this coming. The first thought everyone had when they heard Microsoft was buying minecraft was that there would be micro transactions

I tested out the "die form using the end portal glitch" when it happened, and it turns out is is just a lot of damage, not instakill. You could survive in full enchanted netherite, but just about.

Yeah mojang is for sure falling badly. for example the directional damage bug, it was decided not the be fixed even though it is a feature and a good one at that. Your camera isn't supposed to tilt to the left, it's supposed to tilt according to where you are getting the damage from.

Part of me feels like, for the firefly thing, that the decision to remove it from the game was so last minute, that the marketplace development version already had the features added and released just about the time they chose to not add them to the game. If anything, this highlights the internal lack of communication between the various groups working on Bedrock edition, and that in and of itself is a huge issue for any game.

the issue was that, when mojang needed some criticism, people riled up and began defending them as if mojang were an indie dev group, and in time they became very comfy with barely doing the minimum because they knew fans will just take it without complains

I agree with what was said in this video, and want to add i was really upset fireflies where removed. i know they wouldn't have had added any mechanics because of the frog thing. but ambience mobs are nice too. and you could have just made them a light source.

7:12 bedrock is getting crappy treatment, 100%

We cannot even blame Mojang for this, this is Microsofts fault Mojang has full control of Java edition and look how well it's doing DESPITE its mashed potato like coding. Microsoft on the other hand has full control of Bedrock edition, Bedrock edition is nothing but a Cash-Cow, Despite Bedrock edition being a C++ program it still isn't as polished as Java, Microsoft doesn't give a Damn about Bedrock edition, all they care about is the big bucks they make from the Marketplace, Mojang really does care about their game, Microsoft just cares about the dollars they make. It's really unfortunate, Minecrafts community is mainly Bedrock due to Bedrock being Multiplatform and Microsoft just doesn't care, I play Bedrock and Java, but I prefer Java alot more simply because, it's not a bug-fest, No microtransactions or marketplace, The mods and maps are free, and skins are creatable and free aswell. These are clear reasons to why when a person buys Minecraft on PC they always go for Java edition( Before it became unified with Bedrock) Java edition is handled by a company(Mojang) that cares about the Quality, while Bedrock is handled by a company(Microsoft) who cares about their bank account's cash Quantity. I know this comment is very long but it's just something that I wanted to address.

Mojang: “we want to encourage our players’ creativity!” Also Mojang: “we’re gonna keep this creative stuff exclusive to our players who also do business with us, and let them play with the firefly too!” the higherups gotta get their stuff in gear, man.

I have a feeling we underestimate Minecraft's complexity. Even the original dev team pointed out that fixing bugs is like fighting a Hydra. Cut off one head, two spring up to take its place. Few games have this many overlapping features and game mechanics and I think the dev teams have had it by now.

Minecraft was not "made by Microsoft". They don't deserve that kind of credit.

When Microsoft bought out Mojang, this is something I wholly expected in the future. It took a few years, but it's here - corporatization. The board tells you you're spending too much money on bug fixing, so you stop fixing bugs. They say you're not making enough money, you need to be aggressive with your moneymaking. Mojang is no longer an indie company. They're a subsidiary of a trillion-dollar tech company. In trillion-dollar tech companies, it becomes really hard to make any sort of progress on features - you need approval for everything. "Hey, we want to add fireflies" and if the board says no for any slew of reasons, it's a no and you cannot add that feature. Even if you've already developed it. This is the issue that every single corporatized game studio faces. Delayed releases, massive bugs, and more can be seen in titles like No Man's Sky, Cyberpunk, Elite: Dangerous Odyssey, Fallout games, etc. This is just how corporatized games function. It seems to me that Mojang employees are fighting back by continuing to support Java edition, but eventually these problems will increase over time, and once Mojang doesn't make as much money, the subsidiary will be shut down and replaced by another company and other game. This is the inevitable truth when it comes to game development.

This really opened my eyes to what is happening behind-the-scenes of Java and Bedrock. It's a shame, but Bedrock has potential. Now it looks like any other game released by big corporations that focus more on shareholders than the quality of their products.

Promise of: SHADERS Promise of: FIREFLIES Promise of: BIRCH BIOME Promise of: ARCHEOLOGEY Promise of: BUNDLES Promise of: FREEDOM BROKEN BROKEN BROKEN these are all the lies and promises that mojang makes up and rips from us

Kudos to you for working on the chat reporting vid, sad what’s happening, I just watched you on occasion but I remember back when ant farm was still coming out and just man

being that java is coded in, well, java. I can understand why it could take longer for bedrock to be fixed being that it's coded in c++. However, the issue is them refusing to fix said bugs, or choosing to fix them only if the bug can actually effect someone irl. For example the laggy piston animation was set to not be fixed, but they changed it almost immediately once someone said that it could cause epilepsy from the blocks flashing white. I feel like the success of java is from fixing what the community sees as a problem, and this element seems to be partially missing for bedrock

I am overwhelmed with how wrong Mojang has treated things. I had to switch accounts, lose all my capes, and progress. All because I couldn't un-migrate. And get this, all reports given to Microsoft Support? Ignored. Incredible.

I don't know what once happened to one of my worlds. I think it was after an update. The world had experimental options enabled tho and I played on Bedrock. The mountains in my world got really huge maybe near to build height. I could see the "layers" repeating in the mountains, it was really awful. And it weren't just mountains like we know, they looked like idk, giant piles of mud. no real blending. They just would go straight up with a few edges. I got a village cut in half to extinction, got tree parts flying up in the sky where the new "mountains" generated. Got trees for a half in the mountains, sugarcane there where it shouldn't be on the edge of a mountain ( okay misplaced sugarcane is kinda normal ) snowbioms in between, like in a corridor. Looked like these bioms where mountains that shrunk to the height of a plains biom. Places where I already have build on haven't changed, but I noticed that something was suddenly wrong when I looked out of the window of my house. I put this window there because I would see a beautiful mountain with pines in the distance and in the fog, I liked it. Suddenly tho, there was a gigantic Pile of dirt and grass right in front of me. These flying tree parts remind me of the blending problems Bedrock has today, encountered those on a other map too that got a bit out of balance after an other update. Not so heavy tho. I deleted the bugged map, I couldn't take it. I can't describe it without visuals and I don't have a lot, I do have some. Anyways, I begun calling this glitch "the height lands" or something. It never appeared again tho.

I have never really had any bugs as a bedrock player, but then only bugs I have had is where the spawn eggs and anvils disappear, but they were patched.

I agree with your statements. Just look at 1.19, people were excited at first but the hype immediately died down and now they just think "Wow, it exists". No wonder some call it the "Mild" update, it was underwhelming considering all the false promises.

Just to add on to the bug thing. Quite a few bugs on bedrock, for example outpost generating in village, is stated as won't fix or even works as intented while java fixed the exact same bug in a couple of snapshots. This kind of action goes against the public goal of game parity.

downfall started years ago. Small useless updates gave mostly nothing or things that were alien to core concept and code changes that wasnt one move but dozen of small packages killed a modding comunity. Only the most durable things were saved for briefly llonger period, others who left were bored streamers and kids. P.s Rest in peace NEI. industrial craft. LOtR.Minecraft machinema comunity and many other projects and teams that just gone off radars.

I was rewatching the video, but thinking about the chunk blending part. The thing is, you transformed a Java world onto a bedrock world where the mansion wasn't supposed to appear there, if you tried an old bedrock world and only partially generated the mansion, updated and then ended generating it, it wouldn't have had this issue.

i think the great thing about legacy console edition was the fact that it just worked, the performance was great and you got just about as much world customisation as you did with java (e.g. Amplified worlds, custom super flat) the game was also very polished and 4j studios updated the game very often, and if there was a bug that really bothered you,, it would have been gone within 2 weeks at most. It also innovated a lot because it introduced the crafting system that gave you the recipes for items (this was before the green book). And another thing i want to talk about is the dlc. Now i’m not a fan of the idea of buying skins and maps but for the dlc in legacy console, you got a whole library of great skins for each skin pack that you bought, and they were at a reasonable price. And the maps were also great because you could try them out before you buy them, (though you weren’t allowed to save the world). And in every one of the skin packs there were at least 2 skins you could use free of charge. But bedrock suffers in all of these categories, it’s very buggy, the dev team is lazy, the customisation is very barebones, the performance is terrible as it’s designed for mobile devices, and the dlc mostly sucks. So in conclusion, Legacy console edition was superior to bedrock in almost every way.

They also added a report system that is easly abusable and is universal and permanant,for example you are in 2b2t And you swear which is tottaly fine in 2b2t,then someone reports you and you get banned from all servers,that is just not acceptable,servers already have their ban system why did mojang add another one that is inarguably worse.

Also, Antvenom, just throwing this out there; Genshin Impact and Minecraft are both insanely different games, first of all, Genshin was made on Unreal Engine, a game engine designed to port games seemlessly. Miencraft bedrock was coded from scratch.

if we keep minecraft running and fun ourselves, we can keep the game fun overall. So why don’t we just keep playing?

I don't think its Mojang's fault for the spread, I'm sure they had the clients sign a contract

I find it incredibly interesting that the Bedrock version has so many more issues than Java edition despite Java edition being made on decade old Java code that I have to assume has an amateur level foundation

Minecraft marketplace A marketplace no one asked for

3:50 man went too the back rooms 💀

I've started questioning Mojang ever since the whole archeology thing. It just didn't seem like Minecraft and although I don't think many people were crying when it wasn't added it's clear to us that they're starting to slip up in their creative department. I was so excited for firefly simply for an environmental factor because ever since the 1.16 update I love particle effects and as a builder it really brings builds to life but now they're not adding them because frogs can't eat them?? That's like saying cookies are getting removed from the game because they kill parrots It's just dumb! They can't think of the fact that maybe frogs don't eat fireflies?? I think they are slipping up their priorities and that they really just need to focus on making the game better and doing proper parity changes. I still can't believe that I can't customize my shield in bedrock edition but meanwhile Java gets the ability to put named banners on their fucking maps! Both versions clearly have their own ups and downs but Java has very important features that would be amazing to have on Bedrock!!

Honestly, the "wild" update felt more like the deep dark update. the only things of note (other than the deep dark) were chest boats, frogs, and swamps. I thought the frogs and fireflies to be only the beginning of the added mobs, not all of them. seriously disappointing.

I have a pocket edition world that I started in 1.16 and when 1.17 was released some of my old chunks were just completely reset. oceans became mountains, a strip mine with a full on storage system was replaced with rolling hills and worst of all the chunks containing my stronghold with a fully activated end porthole were also overwritten. It wasn't just like a chunk error it was a smooth transition between what once was and the unaffected chunks. If you hadn't been in my world before you wouldn't be able to tell that chunks were completely overwritten. If anyone else has experienced this frustrating issue let me know. tl/dr: 1.17 overwrote already generated chunks without a trace.

microsoft's abuse of it's fans in the past few years has just spoiled MC for me. I only play betacraft, but even then I just keep looking at minetest and wanting to play those more

Marketplace is directly against Notch's ethics. In 2011 or so on April fools day, he made a fake locked chest spawn in a world. When interacted with it took you to a fake marketplace site. It was to parody microtransactions.

You always impress me with the amount of facts and research that go into your videos. peep the cameo at 13:25 great vid as always

In this case, I will continue to advocate what made Minecraft successful in the first place has not been fundamentally changed. While there have been some descisions that have inconvenienced content creators, Minecraft is still at its core an approachable platform to create things and share your creations and experiences.

I feel like everything with Dream and his stans, all the things discussed in this video, the broken Chat Report system that was recently added, and a whole slew of other problems has all lead up to this, the fall of a once great, strong, powerful, juggernaut in the gaming industry. I don't play Minecraft anymore, but I feel really bad for y'all right now because... *oh god.*

The consistent incompetence of Redmond reminds me of 343 and it shows just how terrible Microsoft is at creating studios. Every time they make a studio they hire the most incompetent management possible. I gave up on bugrock edition, I’m just waiting to get a half decent PC to buy java. Nothing kills my enjoyment of a game more than poor polish and constant crashes.

When Mojang got bought by Microsoft, I already predicted that they'd push more towards Bedrock, and that Microsoft wants the data. It was no surprise when Mojang accounts had to turn into Microsoft accounts, and Minecraft suddenly became "Java edition" as if it was a port of some other version. Microsoft gives away Bedrock to Java version users now. Another try to get more people on the Bedrock bandwagon, so they can drop the Java version fully later. Also getting a bit tired of the amount of feature creep in Minecraft. Bugfixes come with new features now, which need bugfixes, which add new features. When is Minecraft finally finished? Looks like the answer is, never. It'll become a bloaty, bugridden mess, that no-one even dares to play anymore.

On the topic on randomly dying, just recently I was playing on a world that I had spend a very long time on and while pillaring up from somewhere it randomly killed me saying that I fell from a high place. Makes a lot of sense I know. And then my world proceeds to lock itself. What I mean by that is that it will always freeze right when it’s about to finish the building terrain screen. Also if anyone knows how to fix this, I would be most grateful if you could let me know.

god i hope they actually add fireflies 😭

Not to mention tamed or named mobs that would randomly despawned on Bedrock addition. *Can’t tell you how many pets I’ve lost over the years on my survival worlds from bugs like that. I once had a massive fish pond that took me days to decorate and it was filled to the brim with tropical fish, squids, and turtles. One day I logged on and there was not a single living creature in that pond. The turtles and squids I put name tags on so they wouldn’t despawn yet every mob in that pod had randomly just vanished. That was also the day I lost all my librarian villagers who had also disappeared. Every tamed animal, villager, and mob inside or around my house was just gone. I feel like that I had so many mobs in the area, 90% of them being the fish in the pond, that the game just couldn’t function and it just basically whipped out all the mobs in the area. That being said it still wasn’t THAT many animals, including the fish it was less than a hundred in one chunk. I know this sounds childish, but It got to the point where I started getting genuinely depressed and frustrated after getting so many new pets and villagers to replace the old ones over and over again just for them to poof as well. I eventually quit that world and took a break from Minecraft for a while.*

Really hoping that Mojang don't turn a blind eye with these bugs and situations. Of course, I don't play Bedrock (most of the time) but I know many do and that's kind of a problem. I LOVE Minecraft, but on a semi-unrelated note, it seems the games dying down for me. Only time where I want to play it is with friends, and I don't really watch much Minecraft anymore _(of course, I do watch some minecraft content and really enjoy them.)_ Might have to pick the game back up again and start a vanilla world, perfect timing too since the Wild Update released. Awesome video on letting people know about the whole scene. Can't wait to see more from you :)

I was going to be completely open-minded, then he said Genshin Impact Immediately double-checked every single piece of information

I not saying that game breaking bugs don’t exist, but I don’t think I’ve run into a bug playing Bedrock in my entire time spent with the game (since it came to Xbox One). I’ve played it on phones, every console, and PC, and never even had a small bug, let alone a major one. This is something I only hear from people who exclusively play Java.

I still refuse to accept that Bedrock edition has become the default when speaking of Minecraft. To me it's always going to be Java edition unless otherwise specified.

I assume Mojang is doing their best while Microsoft is sabotaging them with unreasonable requirements and demands as a result of their corporate greed.

"No-one can tell you what you can or cannot do" -The OG Minecraft Trailer

I started playing Minecraft Bedrock around 2-3 years ago, and along that time, I’ve had so many issues with bedrock edition, that I had to delete my worlds, which I had worked very hard on for months, and the reason being was because my worlds, either always had some glitch or always lagged me out to the void. I feel like Mojang doesn’t really care about this version of Minecraft, and they don’t seem to care about what people want in this version, UNLIKE Java Edition, where they actually input more features and more focus towards it and at one point I stopped playing it for over than a year. Also, MarketPlace feels very unusual to add, I’ve never used it once, and didn’t really find the importance of it in the game. They really need to add more features that are not available on bedrock, that are on Java Edition, for instance, having the option for holding items on your left hand, or the option for adding Optifine. Keep in mind, this version is the most played version of Minecraft across the world, the least Mojang can do is add more features AND fix the bugs in the game, that’s all.

It feels as though Java has the most love inside it, I don't know, it feels much more player friendly, it's less stiff. I prefer Java due to its playback features and ease of access for modification for what I want.

As a Java Datapacker, I honestly think we have some luck in making our content mostly free and accessible. The legal problems are minimal because it is all considered fan-work, and the results are still very good because people do it for fun, rather than pure money. I had the opportunity to work with the Bedrock Marketplace and it was a terrible experience.

I rmb how I was confused that flint and steel can’t light up the nether portal while redstone dusts can’t be placed down in bedrock edition. I switched to Java after that so idk about the latest features. Imo mojang did that on purpose so that there are comparisons in between to increase the sales on Java edition.

There have been times where I go through a nether portal or leave a world with saving it and then come back and nothing is saved. Like hours of work just gone

As someone who primarily plays Bedrock Edition for fun and for content, I and quite a lot of the community can echo this same sentiment about its bugs and the marketplace. Obviously, it's not going to be easy to fix all of the bugs, but refusing to fix or even ACKNOWLEDGE them? There's been a major texture bug dubbed by the community "pink glitch" that was in the game for over *two years* before Mojang even acknowledged it, and even then, it was just the generic PR response of "thanks for reporting, we're looking into this". Since then, it's been over 7 months and we've heard next to nothing on it since then. At this point, "bugrock edition" is a bit of a meme in the community, but when you think about it, it's depressing how little work goes into actually making the game playable, but much work goes into presenting stuff on the marketplace and EVEN THAT has a lot of problems, as you and others have outlined. I just wish the Minecraft that the majority of people play was actually cared about by the Minecraft team, beyond just the money-making capabilities of it. It's their literal "flagship version" afterall - on the title screen, Bedrock Edition is now just "Minecraft" and Java Edition is now known as "Minecraft Java Edition". Thanks for making this video. While I doubt anything will happen as a result of it, it's at least good to see that the smaller, but more problematic issues are getting recognized by the larger community.

I’m sure it’ll come back stronger in some time. that’s how Minecraft has always been, and always will be, because it doesn’t need to develop with time. It’s always been a simple block game, and that’s what makes it immortal and my favorite game.

great video. i like to know why they have ray tracing and gfx upscaling on console video settings bit there shutoff and unaccesable.

latest update on PS4/5 removed the option to upload skins after not fixing it not working for 3 updates.

Remember when they said “what would you want in your offhand, a flower?” And then showed Steve running through a mine with a flower in his hand instead of a torch…

As of 1.19.1 prerelease 1, players can now be banned from online play entirely on java, which is definitely going to cause issues in anarchy servers

I would imagine the developer thing is an internal tool that they also give to the creators. That would be why it has the firefly, assuming it’s still in development / under review and waiting to be released in a future update.