Java vs Bedrock 

What's the use of leashing the boat when it's not even moving by its own

@@theguyfromyoutube3092 floating boats

Bedrock: hold my vodka!

@Archit Sharma you can only pull a boat with two villagers in it if you're in creative mode I think if I'm wrong I'm sorry I really don't play Minecraft alot

@@theguyfromyoutube3092 you actually are also we can Carry much more then just two villagers because since we can tie the boats together we could carry an entire village or aggressive mobs even shulkers

and he was able to overcome it because it had invisible walls, otherwise it would get more complicated.

Try in hard mode it will go boss mode

Yeah the wither made it harder to be good in the game because in my opinion from playing both versions bedrock seems harder than java because of many reasons

Also the wither killed me with full enchanted netherite and destroyed my entire world

no wonder why youtubers and speedrunners are so good the took the EASY WAY

Just play bedrock instead. It has those feuteares

@@Iamno1_hehe I still like java best tho 🤞

@@cosmicgamer1262 ok

Dyed water is not the only thing you can store in cauldrons in bedrock. The other one is potions, and you can easily make tipped arrows using cauldron

As a bedrock player, some neat features i do wish bedrock added: -Better Tools and weapons mechanics *Better axe damage *Fishable items *Sweeping edge *Etc -all items equipped on left hand - Better Redstone and Command Block mechanics -And ofc, able to build under the void

@@jj-bw2wu wtf

@@jj-bw2wu ????

@@jj-bw2wu no one cares

I reported it.

Why do these bots/parasites keep coming back?

Idk.

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getting tipped arrows in bedrock is so much more easier compared to java, which honestly sucks cus i could really see tipped arrows being really useful in pvp :/

Well l will be fkin dammend

But in the java édition every things is free

@@v.prod._maps what?

@@retro2621 he means the mods,texture pack,maps are free there

Lol

This was the objective

@@teupaidecalcinha3589 well it's funny either way

What's the song called ?

Yeah our villagers can dance 😎

5:48 They we’re doing the Marching Band Dance in the countries of Europe

Lmao

shut up bot

@@jj-bw2wu uwu Shal a my SHIT bot f

"Only good vibes*

What's the song called

Lol

yea as a java player agree on that, both version as there cons and pro's

Java is better then Bedrock in pvp

@@6nem9anja well yes but actually amogus

Amogus

@@6nem9anja you cant compare both of them, bedrock has mobile and console players:/

Shut up

Yeah, not because the java needs a real money and the bedrock can be cracked easily, it was better. But they are both minecraft so they are both good

no java edition is better!!111 bedrock sucks!!11!!

@@sylve_r2810 why?

@@zDaniilou its a joke lad

Same with zombie pigmen

This is because striders legs never touched the iron hot cauldron

This is a bug and they didn't fixed yet😪

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Underrated comment

and me

What's the song called

Lol xd

What's this song called ?

@@clovismarin8421 toi toi toi song name🙃

Thx im a bedrock player

Long live bedrock edition short live Java edition

But java is not bedrock

@@Frisk_x4 yes.

Wait im gonna watch the video

@@JetAdapt have you watched

5:46 😂

Oh yea he village that on the bed

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Yes broo mine also

In 1st person.POV you still have the animation

Recently start playing java edition and there was no eating animation I thought it was a glitch ... :)

Imagine playing in third person In all seriousness, there's mods out there that add animations like pulling out maps, climbing ladders, and eating

@Nitro Finish actually they can

only a few zombies can

@Nitro Finish some of them can, just try by yourself in creative mode.

Ir works with Evert Mob you just need to interact with them somehow AND they Will never despawn

@Nitro Finish they can. Do you even play minecraft?m

No both are not java wined in that case

Sadly thats because of optfine, at least I think it's optfine but yeah, cause I'm a builder on bedrock I can agree why I want this as well

@@Gl1tchG3 they should change the texture of glass in bedrock like java's optifine

You can download a texture pack

@@shafinshahin5556 ikr

@Mango Man everyone that play java use that ik theres sodium its great ive used it it gave me a stupid amount of fps but the ammount of mod just to simulate/emulate optifine is just yeah

Yeah, i was gonna write that too but then i saw ur comment lol

It's*, doesn't*

@@CreeperPookie do you seriously spend your time correcting spelling on the internet 😕

@@CreeperPookie it is = it's dumbass

@@CreeperPookie Pookie's dumb

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bedrock wither is scuffed

@@honeybeesami6454 its actually pretty easy on pc it crashed my mobile tho but its actually pretty easy if you have everything like enchantment golden apple fully maxed netherite and instant heal arrows strength potions instant heal splash potions golden apple milk speed potion regeneration potion

@@MOMKUNG999 dont forget smite 5 netherite sword

Lol why

it counts as an entity thats why you can lead them

Wierd but useful

@@lxyreyn3163 yesss

Its like whats in real life do

Lo de las hojas nevadas es cierto? Juego las 2 versiones y nunca me había dando cuenta de las hojas con nieve, o es de las nuevas actualizaciones?

@@yooelp Its only appear on snow biome

@@Fanzho666 when snowing*

@CORNELI wtf

@Exempted Cord i am italian

Sometimes

Ei não sei se você sabia mais ele é gringo

@@void_watcherEle não é gringo ;-;

@@monicasilva4820 então pq ele fala inglês???

@@void_watcher ele fala inglês pq ele sabe falar inglês, mas ele é brasileiro, ele faz videos com o porkinbr e os amigos dele, ele tem até um servidor chamado hylex

@@feh.4lves ata e oque é hylex?

O aldeão não reseta todos os items da versão zumbi quando curado? Os items que ele segura na mão pelo menos, eles somem

@@HyperBecanistthis is brazilian portuguese

@@crazerlord ele continua com a armadura

@@crazerlord no modo difícil ele pega armaduras do chão

@@FelipeSilva-gx7ym hmmmmmmmmmmm, bem que meus aldeões curados demoravam pra virar zumbis denovo, eles tinham uma peça de armadura

@Christos Hadjipapas ikr muzan from demon slayer is Michael Jackson

Nice pfp. First subscriber.

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even tho i am part of both i died laughing

The End Begins

The cauldron thing in Bedrock is not a bug.

@@TheBMGGaming4182 yeah

@@TheBMGGaming4182 yeah

@@TheBMGGaming4182 I I'm bedrock player username microman1452

@@TheBMGGaming4182 in bedrock you can farm potions with pots so...

yes it 600 hp

Pe is be

Pocket is Bedrock

@Apafar And why do you think you can change someone's opinion?

Bedrock copy pe

@@veryfunnyhaha bedrock and pocket is the same

It's bedrock not berdock🤣😂

@@kushal0577 thanks!

What

you maybe don't know but space have more problems than freezing to death, such as unknown diseases

@@GoblinAshe actually blood boils in space(stating this as fact so don't get offended) due to the vacuum of space since there is no air

This is a Minecraft video

@@master_wu708 I mean in darkness but ok

Me too

Same

Me too

You just don't want Bedrock vs Java '_"

Same

Yes ⚡

I love minecraft but I hate microsoft because they added minecoins on bedrock

NO JAVA IS BETTER No other video game has unleashed my creativity like Minecraft. I've spent countless hours chipping away at blocks, gathering the necessary materials to complete the next masterpiece that would otherwise only occupy my mind's eye. I've also spent just as many hours exploring, spelunking and slashing my way through monsters with bravado. My character - my entire Minecraft world - constantly evolves into whatever I want it to be. I tell my own stories, I write my own destiny and I bring my fantasies to life one brick at a time. Minecraft stands out not only for the way it inspires me creatively, but also because of its unique aesthetic. Look, I know the visuals look dated and a bit silly, but few games have visuals so endearing and charming. I know I'm not the only one who feels that way either, or else Minecraft's graphics wouldn't be so iconic. Could you take a texture from Gears of War, Halo or Uncharted, put it on a shirt and have players identify it? I doubt it. The looks just work, giving the game a super unique appearance that's memorable, and brings up a bit of nostalgia in me for 8-bit era games. I love creating in Minecraft, but my gratification is due, at least partially, to the fact that I have to earn everything. Survival Mode generates a random world with nothing to your name, forced to gather resources in order to construct food, shelter and tools. By the time I crafted and installed a wooden door in my first mud hut I felt a sense of ownership . Other games let you buy a home with the money you earn, but none of them really challenge you to forage for the materials and build it yourself. When I look at my home and see every piece of furniture and wall is exactly where I wanted it, I love it all the more or change it at my whim. From the moment my home was built, my mission was clear: tunnel into the earth in order to get whatever I needed to carve out a fortress in my little part of the world. Creating items in Minecraft is one of the most important actions you do. The problem, though, is the necessary information isn't found in Minecraft. The first time I beat my way through some trees and gathered wood, I had no clue what to do with it. Thankfully, like many Minecraft players, I had a mentor who pointed me to the various online forums, communities and wikis. I have pages that I return to all the time, often tabbing out of the game itself when I can't remember exactly how to craft an item. For many this is just a rite of passage, but mostly it's an obtuse way to handle crafting. I'd love for the recipes to be integrated into the game somehow, even if I had to find them throughout the world. There's not much of a sense of accomplishment in reading a wiki and just following instructions verbatim. Even after you find a good resource, it still takes a lot of effort to learn everything. The sheer amount of recipes and items you work with in the game is intimidating and time consuming to learn. Many games have poor documentation, but Minecraft has none at all, and what's available isn't easily digestible. But Minecraft is still more than fun enough to warrant the learning curve. The addiction, though, really begins as you craft items and gain mastery over your surroundings. Suddenly night time, when monsters spawn and take over the unlit portions of the world, isn't as scary. I mean, it's always a bit scary, but having a sword in hand - even a simple, wood one - instills a sense of power. Like a caveman whittling their first spear or stoking their first fire, building simple tools and torches in Minecraft makes me feel safer, like I am the master of my fate because I have the power to create the items that can save me. Beyond safety, crafting creates a whole new set of goals in Minecraft. I crafted items as needed (tools and torches), but eventually I expanded my repertoire to include superfluous pieces. To finish my first stone keep I had to craft stairs and ladders; simply jumping up a simple series of platforms was unbecoming of the king of the land, after all. Crafting slowly became something I did less to survive, and more to complete the next big project I set out for myself. Creating panes of glass didn't really give me an edge in my world, for instance, but it did make the viewport of my scale Star Wars AT-AT look a lot more badass. Crafting even gets more complex if you want it to. You can create tools and buildings or elaborate self-powered rail systems, taking you from the stone age to the 20th century,, and making you feel like the fate of my world lies squarely in my hands. It's exhilarating, and instills a sense of power that I rarely feel in games. After I secured a plot of land in my world, my intentions during a session with Minecraft changed. Each session became an adventure, wherein I challenged myself to go exploring for the next crucial component parts needed for the next recipe. These self-imposed quests are why I sometimes venture into the Nether, a hellish other world where monsters - who just so happen to drop precious materials - live. Other times I venture into dark caves, donning crafted armor and enchanted weapons so that I can tackle whatever enemies I come across. I don't know what exactly I'll find, or what terrors I'll face, but I do it all in the name of finding precious blocks - and the thrill of the experiencing the unknown. That thrill, that experience of unplanned and unpredictable adventure, makes every session with Minecraft exhilarating. Sometimes I might end up spending the evening doing mundane activities like farming or hunting for food, but other nights I might end up stumbling upon a gigantic, randomly generated mine that's full of monsters and treasure. Because each world is procedurally created, I never know just what I'll stumble upon next. One day my character may be a simple builder, the next he's a dungeon conquering hero who slays horrors in the dark. Of course, adventuring is always better with friends, and Minecraft's multiplayer is great fun if you can get it working. It isn't broken or a completely buggy mess, but requires a lot steps to get started compared to most games. If you want to start a game you'll need to download additional software, and go through all kinds of online tutorials to get it working. Players who just want to join a game have to know the server's I.P. address, since there is no server browser built into the game. Still, annoyances and tedium aside, if you have the option to play with others you definitely should; exploring, adventuring and building up epic structures is a lot more fun with friends. Besides, if you're going to spend hours of your life building gigantic monuments, you might as well have someone else to show them to. You can post them in online videos, but it just isn't the same as having your friend right next to you sharing in your accomplishment. Or, even better, having them log on after a period of inactivity to be stunned at the marvels you've built in their absence. If you're not the type to play with others, and you don't want to earn all your materials, you can always jump into Creative Mode. In this world you're invincible, and have access to every item in the game. It's great if you want to, say, create a gigantic Wampa from Star Wars, but it doesn't give me the same sense of reward or accomplishment I get when playing Survival since I don't have to earn the blocks or fend for my life while doing so. Many blocks take considerable effort to acquire (some even make you journey into monster filled labyrinths), so when I build them in my Survival Mode it's a lot more impressive. Still, it's a fun distraction. Verdict Like any review, my feelings on Minecraft are the result of my experience with it. Maybe you don’t thrive off random adventures like I do, or maybe you won’t feel the same sense of accomplishment I did when I completed my first house. If not, then you likely haven’t or won’t enjoy Minecraft in the same way. And that’s OK. Minecraft, more than any other game I know, isn’t about playing it a specific way; it’s an open-world, a blank page just daring you to jump in and do with it what you will. The question, then, isn’t what you need to do to succeed, what’s needed to win, but what are you willing to do to make your dreams come to life?

@@jljacquespretorius7531 yes🥋⚡

@@jljacquespretorius7531 ok? Instead of writing a whole essay why dont you just respect his opinion, oh wait.. I forgot you havent touched grass Edit: Ok, i havent fully read your essay because when i saw your comment i thought you were one of those toxic people.. Sorry mate

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No not really bedrock edition was make more sense by Java 😖😭

As a bedrock player, no, I'll stick with bedrock even though i have a java account

@@bringbackthedislikes just shut up get out!!!!! get out!!

both 50 and 50 equal

@CORNELI J j just stop putting that thing😠

Yeah, but for some reason bedrock takes like 4-5 minutes to load, whereas my java takes 2 minutes maximum.

@@g3design637 Are you testing on the same device? Mine takes less than a second loading and joining a world is about 2 or 3 seconds and the world is full rendered almost that instantly. Please also note that Bedrock syncs with your Xbox Account and Marketplace, you have to think in that. Never in this world Java will have the performance of bedrock, but the opposite scenario can happen with bad quality code: the Bedrock slow down to Java level.

@@andreymoura9865 Yes, it's the same device. I timed how long it takes for me to go from clicking the application to seeing the Minecraft world.

@@g3design637 size of the world? Larger worlds take more time to generate

bedrock takes forever to load but it has like 60 fps or 100 fps when i play even tho my pc is trash also it has like 30 fps or 20 fps on java

Bedrock it's so buggy

At least Java works

Conclusion : Java = more "logic" but Easier Bedrock = more realistic but Harder

SO TRUE 🤙🤙🤙

Yes! I agree, but 1.000 is just the number 1, if there in a dot then 1mil 0s well it would still just be 1 so maybe you should edit that

@@Jungleali ... ... ...

@@Jungleali he meant 1,000

Yes, java has the glitches, but we bedrockers, have the bugs! TONS OF BUGS!

@@ypob2007, but I've heard they are no help

@@sweetypsycho4895 some are fun tho

That mean minecraft javaedition is the glitchiest minecraft

@@__-ez8xp, but they are cool, though. (I'm picking a Minecraft version to buy now)

Doesn't make sense but okay...

introducing custom clients like lunar

Luke Cearen the only thing that I’m jealous about bedrock is that it’s a so much features than Java

If java gets bedrock mod then what would bedrock get? That’s too unfair stop trying to make the one version better than the other instead make them both equal

Why would you use bedrock mod in Java...

Eh eh, sama negara

Your English is fine. I've seen worse.

But the way bedrock duz it is kinda cheeting

@@dirtbagpoteddirt8202 I know but its OP y'know

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@@mochastana. you gotta be kidding me another bot

@@M3ll029 that bot makes innapropriate links that shows núdë (i wanna wash my eyes) pictures •_______•

@@rodanfan2695 RU-vid needs to stop that

@@M3ll029 yeah no I think they r too busy removing the dislike button for there own pleasure.

@@rodanfan2695 underage

Ah yes! Making a boss harder than the original centers it towards the younger generation!

@@ypob2007 not really talking about survival here, more just the cosmetic side and subtle stuff such as more colourful and fun(ny) features that are found more interesting by younger people, simple stuff like being able to colour water in a cauldron 😂but you’re right the wither is a proper boss in bedrock.

@@georgeparr5188 being able to color water on cauldron’s isn’t something to “attract an younger audience” it’s a quality of life feature, since it allows us to dye more than one piece of leather armor with a single dye, but go on, try to make a valid argument

i dont understand it either but i like it cause i like getting my friend in the boat and flying arround with my elytra with a lead tied to the boat

@@ypob2007 I wasn’t trying to make a big deal out of that one feature to be honest. Yes it’s a cool feature but if you look at a lot of the subtle differences then it does naturally appeal to a younger audience and I wouldn’t be surprised if that does influence some decisions about new features for bedrock

Except the dancing villagers.

@@filsdelleche6592 Xd

Wither

ok

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Did you say ui and combat you half to use the mod to see how to craft anything your new you half to look up with that dumb uh cat even craft or Atleast see how to and combat you obviously never play old minecraft also combat your a idiot

Stop giving opinions without seeing the video

@@Playmaker48 features ok, but redstone is way less reliable in bedrock.

Malardo 👎