<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="662">11:02</a> its actually a bug called sand skipping ,that lets you tp any entity through walls, its pretty annoying for the prison community
Fun Fact about fact 40: there is a variation of TNT in Bedrock, that can explode underwater. But it's only obtainable with the Education Edition toggled on.
Another thing: When an item goes through the end portal in the End in bedrock edition, a glitch happens that makes the item spawn 33 THOUSAND blocks in the air (still at x=0 z=0). If you reload the game, the item will be transported to only y=512)
The 2nd difference actually makes a lot of sense, arrows travel for a shorter distance do to resistance, should they’d use melee as opposed to long range attacks to deal more damage
at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1400">23:20</a> he says that the secret entrance doesn't work in bedrock, but in does. At the java part he does a block hight above the shulker, if you do that in bedrock you can also fall through!
Bedrock is usually played through comsole so to open the effect menu its the map button for some games. Basically the big flat button Clarification: yes I know that's only for PlayStation so shut up about it
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1781">29:41</a> in Java edition, tab can auto-fill out the rest of the command terms, which is much more diverse than just a few abbreviations.
I'm a bedrock player, and I noticed something weird about chests. Yk how they aren't able to be opened with normal blocks above of them? Well, if you try to put a sea lantern above it, you'll be able to open it perfectly fine!
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1272">21:12</a> I dont know if anyone know this but we can actually use custom skins for free in bedrock edition. not with animations though
That is a lie, in Bedrock edition the game is coded to give the parrot fatal poison for 1000 seconds, so if you have enough splash potions of healing, it can survive the effect.
you can actually explode tnt underwater you just have to put blocks around it to stop it from going anywhere and light the TNT and make sure to drop the sand or gravel above it
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="453">7:33</a> "this doesn't work on bedrock" Yes it works, I tested that. Also, you still can play older versions of bedrock, but.......
@@arikbemitheghazt6006 I think he is talking about how you can still play legacy console edition if you play Minecraft on PS3 (since they stoped updating Minecraft on PS3)
This video is actually good, even though it have some random small stuff like crossbow durability, it also has some cool bedrock features that many people don't know about like better snow, armor stands and baby zombie on a adult zombie
Slight correction on fact 54: Bedrock rails can be waterlogged, but are destroyed by flowing water. In fact, bedrock rails could be waterlogged long before java rails could.
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="92">1:32</a> the parrot's fatal poison lasts for about 15-20 minutes, so if you heal it constantly for that said amount of time, it will survive
a small thing about bedrock jockeys on other animals, they can go on other baby zombies to, i saw it in 1.21.2 version of minecraft, and will probally spawn mainly in the trial chambers that arent the adult ones
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1668">27:48</a> so bedrock is annoying because your disconnecting to not die and if it’s that important to you than just practice doing it in a second
Fun fact in Java edition Its kinda Broken Because if you enchant metherite sword with sharpness 5 then you get grinder And place It then get one more sword The enchanted one in upper slot And the normal below It then you get metherite sword with 13 Attack damage!! You cat enchant It again And repeat until more than 100 ATTACK DAMAGE (op netherite sword)
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="456">7:36</a> It works in bedrock too. Just be sure to put blocks surrounding the ignited tnt and then place the gravity block heading to the tnt. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1058">17:38</a> You can put and nautilus shells.
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="259">4:19</a> also the lapis slot texture is slightly more detailed in java, and the book is brighter <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="403">6:43</a> I personally prefer the bedrock animation, the Java one looks like your flailing around. Bedrock animation is synced so that you swing leg every time you jump, more realistic And yes I play bedrock <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1023">17:03</a> and rockets. But you can’t use them to fly, it’s only for loading a crossbow. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1626">27:06</a> you can dye the water in a cauldron, and right click leather armour to colour it. The Java recipe doesn’t work for dyed leather <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1741">29:01</a> there’s a visual bug on multiplayer sometimes where it looks like you just ‘eat’ any item you hold <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1748">29:08</a> another visual bug on multiplayer: sometimes the textures will freeze so it looks like Steve has no eyes at all
@@fluffythecat2113 huh weird. I never thought to try that. Wonder why… Maybe cuz drowned are able to, so the player must as well? Idk useless fact but good to know. Hey what if it’s inventory management! The nautilus shell is a random thing you get in the ocean so it makes sense you get to hold it in the useless extra slot that only holds useless things! Sorry for the essay I kinda couldn’t help myself :)
On #108, you can actually make and get skins from websites! I used to make custom skins all the time to use with my friends, but sometimes they didn’t work so use at your own risk. There are also all sorts of mods and custom maps you can download for free outside of the app from other websites and also a couple apps. They’re nowhere near as good as the Java mods and require carefully jumping some hoops, but they’re something! Bedrock people make their own fun :p
It’s so annoying when java players say its unfair when a bedrock has a feature that java doesn’t. There are lots of features in java that bedrock players also want but we just never complain.
@@hydakolon5993 I'm sorry but bedrock edition has a free mods in mcpedl and importable plus you can easily make your own mods and mcpedl has 0.12 - 1.21+ versions that is downloadable
The baby zomb latching to an adult zomb's head is honestly the most adorable thing <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="551">9:11</a> (Oh shoot i just realized the numbers remind me of 9/1/1-)
I remember one time in my old world on bedrock when the candles got added when I joined that world I was floating and I could use blocks to go higher and then when i touched water i was normal again, I'm just wondering if anyone else experienced this?
I have never played bedrock, never had access to it. I have been playing Java since 2011, but bedrock seems to have much more love put into it, much more life and many more small details. Sometimes it feels like Java is the unloved child just because it doesn't have a marketplace. I know bedrock has a lot of bugs but so does Java, despite what people to choose to ignore. This theory is further confirmed by the idea that Java has been held behind for ages due to bedrock. Bedrock is also way better in the optimization department. ATP it feels like the only reason they keep Java around is to avoid a community outlash
@@snowflake15sicesculpture I hate the concept of the marketplace. But it`s undeniable from multiple videos like this one that bedrock has way more small details and love put into it
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="483">8:03</a> waterlogging barrier blocks was added to Java Edition in 1.20.2. You can only waterlogg it in creative mode. Your video seems to be out of date.
Honestly both have their pros and cons in terms of the base game but as someone who owns both editions its the free maps and skins and more access to mods that make me play java more
This comment section feels so divided. I think both versions offer a lot. I think bedrock has a lot cooler stuff because of the fact its their main priority. I feel like they dont care as much about java to be honest.
