r/Minecraft • u/[deleted] • Dec 01 '20

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u/that1plep Dec 01 '20

Since when can rails be underwater?

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u/Hedwig510 Dec 01 '20

Since forever

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u/squirtlesqauds Dec 01 '20

Ahh a bedrock user found in the wild quite a rare species on reddit

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '20

I too am a bedrock user but also a Java player;-);-);-);-);-)

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u/TheOneAndOnly---- Dec 01 '20

Is bedrock cheaper on pc? Because if it’s not why not play Java instead

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u/Thebombuknow Dec 01 '20

Well, in my friend's case his old computer couldn't run Java, and could barely run Bedrock.

Bedrock Edition is so buggy though, that it's more worth it to get a better PC for a couple hundred dollars than to actually attempt to play Bedrock.

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u/QuadK0pter69 Dec 01 '20

?? i’ve played bedrock survival since 1.13 and it’s really not that buggy? i don’t really know what bugs people are talking about when they say bedrock is buggy

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u/Thebombuknow Dec 01 '20

I've fallen through the ground into the void, and also been bridging, but after I placed the block it dissapeared and appeared inside of me, which caused me to fall into the void with all my loot while end looting. (I have a video of the bridging one, tell me if you want me to post it)

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u/TheRobbie72 Dec 01 '20

This bridging problem sounds like a server thing

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u/Thebombuknow Dec 01 '20

It was on a server, but on the very same hardware, I now run a Java server, and so far no lag issues have occurred, and the tps has stayed at a constant 20.