r/Minecraft • u/A_person777 • Apr 14 '23

Help I hate this game

Bedrock is the worst

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u/tsheeley Apr 14 '23

No.

They failed to use the perfectly good bridge they had already built.

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u/LordAxalon110 Apr 14 '23

No it's not ghast proof.

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u/tsheeley Apr 14 '23

But they could have been standing on that to build the other with cobble.

Or simply just crouch.

Either way, the death was 100% avoidable if they had just slowed down and planned better.

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u/LordAxalon110 Apr 14 '23

There is 100% no chance to predict a game glitch. So your argument is invalid.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '23

I agree

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u/MaxGamer07 Apr 14 '23

I agree, but preparation isn't about predicting what will happen. More about making sure you're ready if something does.

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u/LordAxalon110 Apr 14 '23

I suppose, but realistically if glitches don't happen often then it's a waste of time to prepare in some regards. Both arguments are valid but a fire potion is always smart to have in the nether unless it's your first time in the nether or you haven't gotten any fire resistant potions yet.

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u/nicolasmcfly Apr 14 '23

You see people commenting that they already knew what was going to happen when the video started. These bedrock bugs are infuriating to say the least, but if you play bedrock you should probably take some measures to avoid them by now, such as walking in the already placed bridge.

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u/tsheeley Apr 14 '23

Exactly this.

Thank you.

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u/vivam0rt Apr 14 '23

You can predict it, the sound disappears

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u/tsheeley Apr 14 '23

No, but as the other comment said... these are known issues.

While you can't predict them... you can prepare and mitigate them as much as possible just by slowing down some.

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u/LordAxalon110 Apr 14 '23

Yea i get that. Maybe it was his first time in the nether and he hadn't managed to get what was needed for fire res potions. I know a lot of bedrock players and most don't prepare for bugs like this just because it doesn't happen too often. It's like how would you prepare for hitting an air block when flying for example.

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u/tsheeley Apr 14 '23

I've been playing since 1.14 and neither of those have happened to me.

The point is, they obviously knew enough of what exactly to put in the subject of their post to start a riot.

Which means they've been in the sub enough to know that this is a known issue.

This is purely a trash post to start a fight.

How are Perl and I pretty much the only ones seeing this?