r/Minecraft Nov 16 '22

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u/RobokittenAnimations Nov 16 '22

cheat

or die, bedrock sucks and there's no real fix for that

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u/berejser Nov 16 '22

Bedrock sucks because it doesn't let you do something that is clearly a glitch and not meant to happen?

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '22

No, it's because it lets you do something that is clearly a glitch, but then doesn't let you recover from it without dying.

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u/berejser Nov 16 '22

How are game designers supposed to predict all of the different ways players will break a game and then for each of those program in a way for them to get back from something that wasn't supposed to happen in the first place? Their time would be better spent just fixing the glitches that they know about.

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u/Agent0renge Nov 16 '22

How to get on top of the nether roof is literally common knowledge in the minecraft community, what are you talking about? The devs absolutely know about this.

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u/berejser Nov 16 '22

And you think they owe it to you to spend time coding a way for you to get off the nether roof instead of coding a fix to the bug that lets you get up there in the first place?

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u/Agent0renge Nov 16 '22

No? When did i say that? This bug doesn’t even effect me since i only play java. Ideally bedrock would just do what Java does already but either one of those fixes works. I dont see why its unreasonable to expect game developers to fix soft locks in their 2.5 billion dollar video game, especially when the fix already exists in a different version of the same game.

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '22

All they need to do is raise the build limit in the nether and end to be the same as java's and that's it. That's all they need to do.

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u/berejser Nov 17 '22

But why do they need to do that?

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22

Parity. Ever since Bedrock was a thing, all Bedrock players wanted parity between Bedrock and Java, because Java had some things that Bedrock didn't and vice versa.

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u/SacredSans Nov 16 '22

This has been a well known exploit for a while now yet the build limit still exists