@ICANTFINDAHANDLEHELP
as a bedrock player i can confirm that i play on a forklift
@DriestApollo
Bedrock gets a lot more hate because of the TYPE of bugs, not the amount. They both have lots of bugs. But java bugs tend to be tnt duping or nether roof building, or stuff like that, helpful features. Bedrock bugs are random fall damage glitches. Edit: saying this as a bedrock console player myself, who has never taken more than a heart or 2 of random fall damage in 3.5+ years of playing Edit 2: yall aren't getting it. I love bedrock. I'm not even arguing that there are a lot of bugs. I've never died to a bug myself. I'm just saying that both versions have bugs, but java bugs are more often helpful and bedrock bugs are more often annoying or downright dangerous
@the_acsended_one
Java fans when they play Bedrock and realize they didnt get no scoped by a stray world cutting slash while the playermodel is turning into a space shuttle
@SDice.
Letting you know this from a programmers perspective, Java isn’t a laggy coding language, it’s actually very powerful and constantly updated to fit modern standards. It’s the fact that Minecraft Java Edition is extremely unoptimized and Bedrock Edition is vastly more optimized, my theory is that they prioritize Bedrock specifically because it’s their biggest source of profit.
@alexanderfountain3051
As a bedrock player the one thing I most hate is the fact that for some dumbass reason Microsoft thought it was a good idea to remove the furnace minecart from bedrock but not java
@Thatguy-v4z
As a bedrock player, here is my solution: Give bedrock all of java's cool stuff, give java all 19 cool things bedrock has, make them the same fucking thing. Minecraft edition war solved.
@GE0RGUS
Actually, there was once some event when you could get Java for free if you had Bedrock, and since then, I've been mostly playing on Java. It just works better for me, plus it's easier to modify, and you can adapt the game to yourself much more deeply. It also doesn't look like a donate scrapyard
@mixxieruffles5993
Here's another fun fact, Mojang Knows that Bedrock is easier to pirate on mobile. They count on it.
@animationsTheBox
"Bedrock can be playable at almost everything" Samsung Refrigerator
@DaPoulet360
Samsung Smart Fridge players: 🗿🗿🗿
@UmarZafar-ve4hr
Ive played bedrock for years, and only this year, ive started playing java Both are great
@thebananaspeedruns9275
The good thing about the marketplace is that it is 100% optional, you could have been playing bedrock for the past 13 years and never once touched the marketplace
@electric_lizzzard
Java is not so slow today. The problem with Minecraft Java is that it works only on one thread/core, not utilizing entire CPU computational power. Minecraft Java's entire components should be rewritten: sound engine, particle engine, entity engine, and renderer should be working on Vulkan instead of OpneGL in order to make this things working in Multicore mode
@Vc7_2_Offical
Fun fact, most android apps are actually written in Java, (the language used for java edition) Edit: I'm not saying you can play Minecraft Java on your phone. I'm just saying that it's written in the same language as android apps
@joec4794
Finally bro some love for me and the homies on bedrock 🙏
@CarbonFiber970
As a Bedrock player the main reason I would play Java is because of the command system, with Java you can do so much more (command and map making wise)
@HuayraBC1
Saying that is like when an American says "who tf uses celcius"
@hugoskyler-d2k
"Can you operate a forklift? Nah, but I play bedrock on it"😂
@Scampo13.2
java is like the dev build of minecraft to me. it feels like a shell for people to test stuff out without restrictions
@Sharkyyco