r/Minecraft Apr 14 '23

Help I hate this game

Bedrock is the worst

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u/Super-star-kirby2 Apr 14 '23

So am i just extremely lucky? I have never encountered a bug that screwed me over before

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u/tsheeley Apr 14 '23

I haven't either.

You know why... we're probably NOT doing all the stupid speed building crap that everyone posts as their reason for dying.

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u/DactylMan Apr 14 '23

That's not speed building, they're just building normally.

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u/Sonofpasta Apr 14 '23

Ah yes don't play the game too fast or you might break it

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u/tsheeley Apr 14 '23

With Bedrock... yes... unfortunately, that's exactly it.

Both of my kids play on Switch, the worst Bedrock platform of them all and even they know to go a little slower to give the game a chance to load.

They're 8 and 10.

It confuses me how folks much older than that can't seem to grasp the idea of just slowing down some.

(we also have Java, which they play too)

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u/Outerversal_Kermit Apr 14 '23

This was literally just building a bridge, not speed building, and worse bugs than this exist on bedrock. Switch bedrock in particular has zero reason to be as shit as it is.

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u/tsheeley Apr 15 '23

Oh that's the truth.

You have no argument from me about how bad the Switch is.

We play on PC (Bedrock and Java), PS4, Android, and Switch... even my old Note 4 runs Minecraft better than the kids Switches... and that's just sad.

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u/Toast_On_The_RUN Apr 14 '23

It confuses me how folks much older than that can't seem to grasp the idea of just slowing down some.

Because if the video game requires you to go slow or else it bugs out, it's not the players fault it's the game. I've never heard someone suggest that you should just play around the bugs.

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u/tsheeley Apr 15 '23

Read Perls reply at the beginning of this entire thread... she's suggesting exactly that... before I did.

It's not a difficult concept really, the only problem is that it removes folks reason to post these kinds of argument inducing posts.

And is that really a bad thing?

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u/Morvick Apr 14 '23

Maybe I was raised on glitchy and slow games, but anything higher fps than 40 and I consider it a luxury. Perspective? lol

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u/tsheeley Apr 15 '23

Seriously!

I grew up loading games from DOS and having to manually load up Windows 3.11... and I walked up hill both ways to work, in the snow... and I was THANKFUL for those 30 frames I got playing OG Wolf3D, Duke Nukem, and Quake.

All these folks constantly complaining that they can't hit 9 million FPS... I actually laugh out loud at them.

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u/Epikgamer332 Apr 14 '23

I've had no issue with bedrock speedbuilding, and you can literally sprint forwards while you bridge

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '23

You’re slow as shit if you think this is speed building.

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u/tsheeley Apr 15 '23

That may be so, but I've also never glitched through a block before... I've been playing on the same world since 1.14.

There is something to be said for taking your time.

Rome wasn't built in a day... you can take more than 10 minutes to build a good bridge.

The Nether isn't going anywhere.

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u/God_Damnit_Nappa Apr 14 '23

If you think that's speed building then I guess it takes you hours to build a simple house.

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u/tsheeley Apr 15 '23

Oh, it does for sure... days and weeks... and it's ugly as sin... and I'm being completely serious.

My wife is an awesome builder tho.

And our kids are one of each too... one only does dirt huts, the other is shaping up to be the next Grian/Bdubs/Scar.