The Best & Worst Things About Minecraft Java - As A Bedrock Player
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- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2021
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"There are so many weird things, that you can only learn by playing the game."
"Player was killed by intentional game design"
- Yeah I kinda understand your argument.
Ah, sleeping in hell...
@@Saphalio and heaven
That goes for any game tho, that's how games work u don't just know everything
( I’m talking about the first quote)
@@commanderpondscc-4112
*"Sarcasm self test complete."*
the worst part about java is no big salmon
I've seen to many people arguing in this comment section but this is the best comment so far
Ya and the piston not being able to push chests and stuff
@@JohnPikeman the best thing that bedrock does not have amplified worlds
@@kamladevi4500 what’s wrong with that
Ever since Toycat brought that up I can't look at fish the same.
I'm so glad I started playing Minecraft during its infancy. Things like setting up multiplayer servers are a little more natural for me, but I can understand how newcomers will be very overwhelmed by it.
Plus him bitching on the early part video saying that is inconvenient between friends to play multi is the dumbest argument ever. Especially to now, when free decent server host, like Aternos exist with countless guide on how to setup.
@@thermicbonkery even back in the day it wasn't that hard. Hamachi was/is a thing.
@@thermicbonkery but the thing is… you need external service for that, and often aternos has wait time especially on holidays when many people are playing🤨
people are overwhelmed by installing RAM or replacing their harddrive. It's called willful ignorance, 16 year old me was able to figure hosting a minecraft server out, and i am not claiming to be smarter than everyone. It's plainly about curiosity and grit, most people fail to try, and that's why they never learn.
@@Thenumber3guy It doesn’t matter how quickly you figured it out regardless Bedrocks multiplayer is still 400 times easier to figure out, and is way more convenient
bedrock is pre packaged with everything you need being in game, java is a gateway to a massive community
No dude, bedrock its just more simple, but both are gateways
@@nielion i feel like java is better for multiplayer servers and stuff, although bedrock is way easier to play with your friends on
And modding.
@@nielion Being more simple and less complex is not always a good thing, modding.
@@NT-sx2bd not always, But in this situation it's good
Breaking news: Toycat accidentally finds deepslate mineshaft in a lush cave…
It’s the most beautiful thing ever lol
69 likes nice
imagine a combined cave a lush dripstone cave
@@Legendaryguyhomie that already exists...
I'm genuinely shocked Toycat didn't include that Java doesn't have the big salmon...
He was trying to make more valid points than just the size of a mob.
@@CottonKerndy2000 Ik I thought he would put it as a bonus or sum
Wait, there's big salmon?
Y'know, considering the love Big Salmon gets, it is a tragic failure that it was not included. Perhaps in the corresponding Bugrock video . . .
I saw this comment multiple times now....what the heck is the big salmon???
"Things break if you go past a million blocks" oh yeah totally an issue. I make that trip daily.
No he means on bedrock.
The fact that people don't go there is true on both versions
Dudes on 2b2t
Meanwhile 2b2t
@@magickitten123 bruh on anarchy servers the millions is a day trip mac
11:55 Actually you can use the number keys to move them to each hotbar slot. Not as efficient, but also provides precision if you need them in specific slots.
Today I learned that Toycatg doesn't know you can just hover a mouse on an item in creative and press 1-9 for a full stack in that hotbar slot.
I was looking for a comment that said this lol
Well not everybody knows this
I literally just typed the same thing
@@michaelrotchell6164 and not everybody knows about shift clicking either.
ikr
Ibxtoycat is the only person to give a philosophy lecture on popular block game in a cave
You’ve clearly never gone down the RUclips wormhole...
@@BananaWasTaken 0_0
Yee
@@BananaWasTaken your right
Plato’s block game cave
tip: when using commands in java edition you can press tab to auto type the command
You mean, Pro tip
@@MuslimToALLAH it's not pro, it's common knowledge
While I'm sure these are all genuine criticism I can't help but feel a lot of these are "Java requires more effort"
And as others with creative inventory and commands you just weren't doing it properly. The only critique I agreed with was coordinates but that was about it
@@GabrielASwai but learning how to port forward makes you feel like a hacker when you are done
Ironically, the coordinates one bugged me the most because he missed the point of why they are there-- the screen is the DEBUG screen that just HAPPENS to have coordinates as part of its use. Bedrock included them because players like having them, but the interface wasn't developed for coordinates. So finding it overwhelming is understandable, but also simply his familiarity with a version that "doesn't do that".
That thing about pressing number keys to swap hotbar slots also works with moving items directly from the creative inventory to the hotbar which was one if your critisisms about how you cant shift click to the hotbar.
From inventory to hotbar (pickblock) I think exist on bedrock windows 10. I heard from a player playing bedrock (I think prowl) and he used it
Ikr he is such an idiot
@@MichaelK1710 Bit of an overreaction lmao.
@Isaiah Stovall yes because clicking a number isn't user friendly... like wtf are you talking about 3 year olds or something?
@Isaiah Stovall how are you supposed to find out shift click by yourself?
@12:00 Use the number keys. You can automatically assign items to a hotbar slot by mousing over it and then pressing the number. Creative mode also allows you to create saved hotbar settings for quickly switching between different sets of blocks.
the saved hotbars are also useful for saving certain OP items for use on servers that you might not otherwise be able to get... aka you can get a potion that will kill players in creative by using commands, so you can just get it in survival, save it, then go to a creative server, get it, and wreck havoc
@@____-sj5vi I agree, I love taking my 10k level enchanted items to other worlds or any custom coded item like a spawn egg that spawns an OP zombie
Someone forgot about 32ks
@@when2878 What's that?
@@ubernerrd you wouldn't get it
as a long time java player trying bedrock felt like being put in a padded cell. you cant download any mod off the internet, put it in the mods folder and have it work instantly, idk if you can even have mods. every menu seems to be trying to sell you a million things that would be free and easy to change in java, and it makes you realise how convenient having access to the game folder really is. i would be fine with it existing if it wasnt planned to eventually replace the original version since its more profitable
you can have mods, which are called addons. but java mods are much better than bedrock tho.
You also do have access to the game folder, even on iOS. But yeah Java mods are so much better.
Mods are easy to install. Just tap the file and the game does the work for you. The mods aren't as good but they're decent if you want portable modded minecraft. Also the mod folder is located at games/mojang/behaviour_packs
@@REALMARCHINADER ayoo that fits one of my requirements. Now I just need to be able to mess around with previous updates
It's not planned to replace the original tho. Mojang has said that multiple times.
For me when doing java commands tab is my best friend I can type out /gamem (tab) sur (tab) and go into survival in less than 2 seconds or I can even just press f3 and f4 and use the gamemode switcher
Yeah its so quick
samd
You can also hit the up arrow and it will repeat the last command.
17:56 "what if we made a iron ore world" sets minimum height to world limit
Toycat: You're never going to get to the world border in survival
Scicraft Server and 2b2t: Hold my beer
I mean once I went to the border in survival using elytra and flight 3 rockets
Should've specified, it was a server that had a smaller border, not a regular world
@@greggsgeeza that would take weeks maybe months w h y
Bruh
Hold my Caprisun.
@@greggsgeeza why no nether kinda sus
there is another good thing about java, which I really want in bedrock, its the 0-tick sticky pistons, it makes life sooo much easier for flying machines, double piston extender, t-flip flops.... etc etc etc
Umm... you do know that you can use the Tab key to auto complete sections of commands, right?
Your name really fucked with me for a second, I was trying to figure out how you could have commented on this ten years ago
Yeah. I think toycat just doesn't know a lot about java
he did youse that and itwas still hard pay attention
@@elliebell9819 If Toycat finds pressing tab, arrow keys and reading a word from a list hard then that's a Toycat problem, not a Java problem.
you can do the same on bedrock
If only mojang kept the game mode command as 0 1 2 and 3, or make it interchangeable. It's very annoying when I do game mode 1 and it says it doesn't exist
I agree fully
That happens all the time and it’s damn annoying
I stopped play Java for a while and when I came back that change screwed with me and still does lamo
Agreed
it worked like before so i was very confused when i came back
8:14- Awesome example of the "distraught Toycat" voice. He does this thing where his voice goes up a couple octaves and he sounds like he is on the edge of a nervous breakdown when he becomes a bit genuinely upset.
I do that too, and I did it a few times during this video because some of his point actually felt completely unjustified
like seriously what do you mean "too much information" that's not even kind of a bad thing, do you prefer having access to coordinates and nothing else? once you get used to it they're even in a really convenient spot right at the top of the second block
@@blueninja012 I think what he was saying is that cords and the other information would be better seperated, especially for a newer player who hasn't memorized the location of cords yet.
Awww yeahh hahaha
@@ShaunForhan Yeah, and I agree, I would love a simplified version with coordinates (with the "facing" thing), light level and maybe biom or game version. Those seem the most useful I think and wouldn't take up most of the upper part of the screen.
@@blueninja012 The thing is he's thinking of the common player. Not only would they not understand half the information. The thought is nobody could figure this out on your own, which was the idea for the command idea.
I remember when the java commands were simpler, like you could type “/gamemode s” and I don’t know why they removed it, very annoying having to type survival instead of just s (i know you can press tab)
I like to think they did that for "parity", seeing as other commands have to be typed in full. Still, regardless of reason it's pretty dumb
@@lynx5327 what they did to execute is just bad like WHYYYYY
@@XENON2028 what did they change with execute? I'm not really familiar with commands
@@lynx5327 since 1.13 you have to use /execute at, /execute as, /execute positioned etc instead of just /execute @p ~ ~ ~
because spectator mode exists...
1:50 no, just click 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,7 or 9 (for every hotbar slot) while hovering the item
20:48 you hate not "we all"
22:58 that is what we all hate in java
I dont think the first timestamp right
11:50?
So where's "The best and worst things about Bedrock... As a bedrock player?"
(because as a bedrock player there are a lot of annoying things that I would like to see changed at some point)
I have played both and they first two things are
1:lag
2: loading time
There is way more but I am to lazy to type it
Dude its been less than half an hour give him time
@@yogurt6405 no, I refuse
He hasn't made it because the list would be to long
"Did the game used to be less optimized"
He says in a customized world with presets that make worldgen laggy
if is there, then it wasn't supposed to lag so much
@@nielion Turning up the noise value causes extreme lag on worldgen due to the way worldgen works. Its not intended to be done; which is why it was removed in 1.13.
@@Bala-ki7re because of the increase parameters in the noise creator.
Accept it, Bedrock has like 100 times better optimization and java just sucks in terms of optimization
@@adiflied True, but bedrock has so many bugs its almost unplayable.
Your gripe with the flying movement in Java doesn’t come from bedrock it comes from legacy console (the ultimate movement system)
Yes
nope, i played legacy console very recently and it didn’t have this sliding effect
That’s what I meant because bedrock still has it ever so slightly
@@supermstash29 agreed, ever so slightly, i noticed it when i first switched over to bedrock edition.
Java just generally feels better. I feel like I'm walking through water when playing bedrock
why?
@@zmatt25 idk it just feels super buggy and just not good. Everything feels super floaty. Like how when you play a game on PC via your xbox account and it basically "streams" the game to your PC but its just the console port
@@gaynarchist bedrock is limited because it runs on really old phones and stuff, but java doesn't have that and that's why it feels better. Bedrock on a wide screen monitor is just pain to play
@@2aj. Yeah and I get why it exists and I'm glad it exists for those users but just its not really comparable and I wish Microsoft and Mojang would stop constantly making it feel like Java will be replaced some day or something.
this is what i’m sayin i just hate the way bedrock feels compared to java
As someone who plays both, Y E S.
agreed
Yep
Same
Same
same
Playing bedrock edition in tv is the biggest flex
exactly
just connect your phone or laptop to your screen/tv
The real biggest flex is playing MCBE on a Samsung Smart Fridge
@@SmokyXGS Or maybe MCBE on a Pocket Watch?
On a watch you would get like 5fps from using 5 render distance
The fact that Bedrock doesn’t have as much information as Java’s F3 is actually a flaw. In Bedrock I don’t have the options to know what biome I’m in, maybe what block my cursor is on, where the chunk ends, etc. Especially because this information is important with commands which ARE NOT easier on Bedrock. Bedrock has fewer commands, less intuitive commands, and there are annoying parameters on the commands that are available, but Toycat doesn’t like Java commands because they’re case sensitive?!
Bedrock is meant to be simple and also it's written on cc+
@@zetelofabread doesn’t matter if it is meant to be simple, doesn’t make it less informative
@@michaelg8841 it is less informative cause it was made to be simple I wasnt trying to disprove anything
And, to add insult to injury, the tab menu that comes up is literally there so you don't have to worry about case.
becuse bedrock cant be buggy so we cant have complacated bugs also those things are in bedrock just with cheats on becuse its a cheat
I really don't get the argument about the easyness to turn on cheats. Can't people control themselves just because they have the option go cheat?
His argument was there is no way to prove it’s a legit world
@@Cuubiic which would be false, it's easily verifiable with the statistics and whatnot
@@afuturehobo There's plenty of speedrun cheaters that went uncaught for months (Dream being the most notable) so it's clearly not as easily verifiable as you say lol
@@theninjamaster67 that has nothing to do with what I said. Dream used a mod that increased the pearl trade from piglins, which obviously wouldn't directly show on statistics or world data. But if someone used in-game cheats, then it would be easily verifiable to see if the world was legit, which is what we were talking about as the guy in the video was saying there was no way to prove it which is a dumb argument against java.
@@afuturehobo Eh still way easier to cheat in java
As a Java player, even now I find myself occasionally trying to shift-click items into my inventory from the Creative menu out of habit. It can get annoying at times.
You can do something similar enough to that though. Just hover over the item and press a number from 1 to 9 that corresponds to the hotbar slot you wish to hold the item in.
To counter 2 of the worst things:
-To quickly switch between gamemodes without commands you can press F3+F4.
-While Shift-Clicking from the creative inventory may not be possible, pressing any number from 1-9 on the block you want is. It puts it into the respective position in your hotbar.
I ad that on bedrock goodluck getting texture packs and mods
And not paying
Oh cool I didn't know the F3+F4 thing after 10 years of playing
@@YourPalKindred it was added in nether update
Yes, it was added in the Nether update, like przemek said.
1:06 - This one is very true. I have my own dedicated server that I don't have to pay for but it is quite difficult (especially port forwarding) and can be expensive if you want to run it on a separate computer. This is something I would like to see happen at some point because the multiplayer is kinda bad.
4:50 - Cheats are off by default. You turn them on through either world generation settings (like in bedrock) or by opening the world to LAN. That’s only slightly easier than bedrock edition, where you can exit the world, go into the world settings, and turn them on there. In both versions, you’re not forced to play with cheats or even have them on. This criticism doesn’t even make sense. This feels more like a criticism of members of the community that play the game differently than you than a criticism of the actual game.
5:34 - First of all, there is the tab key to automatically fill in commands. It only takes like half a second to switch gamemodes that way. Besides that, you can just press F3 and F4 at the same time to switch between gamemodes, which is significantly faster than typing it, which you have to do in bedrock. The commands are just as learnable in java than in bedrock. It’s just different. You also don’t need to type “minecraft:” (I feel this is mostly to make modding easier because this is how commands work with mods, but I don’t know for sure). The commands in Java edition are much more powerful than in bedrock edition (the main difference being that you can edit nbt data in Java), so that outweighs the fact that you have to type in lowercase (which is easier than capitalizing anyway).
7:58 - It is a bit confusing but I feel like more information is better. The F3 menu gives you lots of information that is useful to certain players. Bedrock edition only has coordinates. It doesn’t take that long to get used to the F3 menu. This is another instance of it just being different, not worse.
8:45 - The farlands weren’t an intentional feature. Removing a glitch that you like that makes the game unplayable at that position is not a valid criticism in my opinion. I would rather a functional game than a cool glitch, especially when I can just go into an older version of Minecraft to experience it.
11:19 - You don’t have to manually drag it to your inventory. You can press 1-9 to add it to your hotbar. Again, this is just different, not worse.
14:56 - I agree with these ones too.
19:45 - You’re right about this but it doesn’t matter in my opinion unless you think everyone has to play the game the way you like to. The game is about having fun so who cares if someone cheated in a survival world because they got bored or frustrated. With the advancements, it’s once again just different, not better (but I don’t like achievement hunting so it might be more important to people who do).
21:45 - I do agree that this version has worse flying and creative placing. Bridging this way is more of a preference thing as well, but I think it’s cooler for minigames (it doesn’t really make a difference anywhere else in my opinion) that you have to be looking backwards to bridge. It also makes more sense. You don’t need to learn any complicated jump strategies in order to bridge. As you did earlier, you just need to crouch, look backwards, and walk backwards while placing blocks. It’s easy.
I feel like a lot of these arguments come down to preference and not things that are bad about the game. The ones I agree with are the ones that are inconsistencies and things that are just objectively worse.
Also, about the microtransactions, it's not that they themselves are bad. It's that it's one of the main focuses of the game. Instead of adding these features that are on Java and not on bedrock, they just expand the store. On Java, everything is community based so the developers are more focused on adding cool features (like world gen settings) and fixing bugs (there are a lot of them still but it's not as buggy as bedrock edition) rather than on adding microtransactions.
I wanted to write same things. I totally agree with you
Yes
Completely based.
This is so true! I have the same opinion and also I feel like in this video he just literally made fun of people that play differently and also thinks that stuff that he isn’t used to are bad. (Btw this comes from a former bedrock player for the people thinking I’m supporting Java because I am used to it’s features)
Bedrock Mobile: Far lands and glitched rendering in high values.
Java: *border*
Bedrock is for PC and consoles too
@@GabrielARK any Device, and windows 10.
But Far Lands only Generates at Mobile Version of Bedrock Edition, in pc its just a glitched ocean.
Every device has it own coded version, only in mobile the generator overflow still happening.
@@karmatical5837 my cheap 170 dollar phone does just 16 chunks at max render distance, so I don't think it'll load anything beyond 16 million blocks out
19:26 "Did the game use to be less optimized or something?"
That's what they resolved in the "boring" and "featureless" update which gave us bees.
Ikr. People need to stop hating on 1.15. It didn’t add much, but it rewrote the entire game engine and made it so much better to play
@@chrisbrochu3663 Exactly. Plus, I'm pretty sure redstone engineers were going insane because of honey blocks. Seriously, they're basically a necessity in the new redstone era.
@@scptime1188 targets were actually in 1.16
@@chrisbrochu3663 Oh, i thought they were a village and pillage thing.
The /gamemode s and c used to be there in older versions like 1.8.9, but they removed it in more recent updates for some reason
It's because of spectator mode, which is infinitely more convenient. In any case, java players can just f3+f4 to bring up a gamemode menu.
Anytime I do like any commands I always end up only typing one or 2 letters and hitting tab to autofill it so *technically* gamemode c and s still exist lol
Used to also be 0 1 2 3
It went along with the 1.13 flattening where they had to change numerical IDs to actual names to make it more intuitive and also as a result of there being a limitation using that system where they couldn't add more blocks/items easily (not sure on this point).
i still do /gamemode 1 by accident a lot lmao
"I have to use the darn command system that we all hate" bro what lmao it's literally better
I feel like he just inst used to using a keyboard at this point xD
he's just talking about how you have to write the commands
@@Harman.s.ghotra which you only have to do partially since tab auto-completes sections
To get around the case sensitive commands, just press tab
I can’t believe anyone uses capital letters in commands…
Also: You can press any of the number keys while hovering over something to put the whole stack of it into the corresponding hotbar slot. (except 0 because that’s not a real hotbar slot)
Case-sensitivity is easier to program than case-insensitivity. Though given most standard libraries include a "toupper()" or "tolower()" function (or both), it's not by much.
for a person like me who uses CapsLock button for sprint (i know its weird but it's convenient for me), being able to type commands in caps is such a nice feature..... and i thank bedrock for it (I PLAY BOTH VERSIONS BTW)
I find it funny that most if your viewers come from Java while most Java youtubers get more viewers from bedrock
@@pringle409 I've played both but it is a valid question specifically in redstone java and c++ seem to handle it differently (I myself am a og follower of the sky army)
I feel like this is an age thing in part. Java players have had the game longer on average than bedrock players. I agree that it is funny.
@@pringle409 I mean, if you're gonna make a tutorial video, then atleast specify what language it is. I don't blame the people asking.
I think this is mostly because ibxtoycat is a more technical player who just happens to play Bedrock.
@@VinegarPotato no not really (If pocket edition counts, I've been playing since early 2014)
I play Java I don’t care they both have differences and there both good in their own way
Java is a little bit better
More epic features
@@exoticfanta but bedrock is more gui friendly for casual players
@aDISTRACTION bedrock for crossplay
Give this man a medal
i said that as well
I love the debug mode too ngl, it tells you how full things are, what block state, what chunk you’re in, what block you’re looking at beneath that lava…
same. It's very overwhelming at first but when you learn what all of the things mean it's so helpful
I remember when i was new and watching minecraft youtubers they pressed f3 and looked at the coordonates i could never figure out where they were, its like looking at a book page and asking someone to find a specific sentence
Exactly
You learn eventually everything has a certain section
@@masteryooda9087 jut like the creative menu
@@masteryooda9087 @D king true
F3 also gives you a lot more details like entities light levels frame rate ram usage which can all be useful for example light level for mob farms
When you realise how chunky all versions of mc are but we still have thousands of hours in this game XD
I love how the first example for commands being unintuitive was the /gamemode command when you can just use f3 and f4 to switch gamemodes!
also he could use tab, so he could write gamemode su and then tab to select survival. Hes just not used to it, but its not really noticeable as a Java player.
Wait, you can do that? I've been typing /gamemode 1, /gamemode 0 and /gamemode 3 since I was 10
@@notme8232 That never worked for me, idk. I always had to type /gamemode creative, /gamemode survival and /gamemode spectator, but when the feature came out in a 1.16 snapshot i think, I instantly switched to it, its so much faster.
@@DualityofLife They apparently removed gamemode numbering sometime after 1.12.2, but I just use ga[tab] s or c[tab] [enter], works in 5 seconds, plus makes you feel like hecker.
@@notme8232 yeah same but why remove that. that was so fricking nice to use.
I’ve played bedrock for about 4 years and java for about 6 months and The only thing I hate about java is how hard it is to play with your friends in a world
Some of the criticisms feel like they're just different from Bedrock, and you're not used to them.
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See, I really like the whole “you can’t place blocks in front of you to bridge thing” because I’ve mastered speed bridging and it sets me apart. -A Former Bedrock Main
I really hate that thing about bridging I think it's soo overpowered although I am former Bedrock player
@@Al4___ I thought so at first too, but once you figure it out and practice it’s not hard, it took me maybe a half hour
@@GabrielASwai Yeah! I often join a team and a teammate might not that and it’s really cool to watch. Normal speed bridging is easy but breezily takes a lot of effort to learn. (I tried at one point and oof it did not work)
@@GabrielASwai yepppp I keep trying
Oh I really don’t. As someone who plays mini games competitively on both platforms I get so annoyed trying to bridge in java.
Bridging is just supposed to be a way to get from point a to point b. Why should it take so long and have such a massive skill gap?
you can also change ur gamemodes by pressing F3+F4 in java edition instead of typing cmds
The only things i would like from java is off hand use, stating placing torches and blocks with your off hand. And i would love to put a damm banner on my shield!!!!
Yes this.
Same, but also add sweeping edge.
11:52 you can just use the number keys (1-9) on your keyboard to assign a stack of the hovered-over item to the slot corresponding to the number key you pressed
That's not intuitive at all
@@hulkmt it is for me. I sometimes want to fill my entire hotbar with some item, so I just slide with my finger over the number keys and fill my hotbar in less than a second
@@hulkmt what do you mean, you can swipe your finger across the entire number bar to INSTANTLY get 9 stacks of whatever you want. You can literally have one hand over the mouse and the other with your index finger over the number bar and just press while hovering your mouose over whatever you want.
@hulkmt It works very differently from bedrock, but to me it's even more intuitive. I play both and I know how to use both, but java feels better for me. However, I don't go around saying bedrock's is unintuitive.
Way to convoluted. Just let us shift-click
I played Bedrock for years until about a year ago I got Java, then I got lonely so I play Bedrock with my kids.
I play bedrock with my kids. My oldest wants me to play modded Java with him. He wants me to pick the mods but there's too many to choose from.
A tip for anyone who likes java but has bedrock friends to play: make a server with a program called "GeyserMC". It is a sort of bridge that lets bedrock people able to connect to java servers and i use it a lot when my cousin comes over and wants to play minecraft with me while im in java, just search up how to set it up and its basically seamless, even with the java attack cooldown included
@@mineland8220 my oldest is trying to set up a Java server so that we can play bedrock on several maps at once, like have a hub and be able to pick which map you want to be on. He's mostly upset that his sister and I use creative mode a lot to make stuff.
@@brinrin7029 yeet, good luck for his setup then, sometimes it gets funky with lag spikes
@@mineland8220 we experience lag spikes on our current paid server. Might just be a bedrock on a server instead of a realm problem.
I started play the game from Java, and then decided to play the bedrock since most of my friends has no access to pc and till then I sticked with this version. Idk, from my perspective if you ignore the slight difference between both version you will not even get bothered by it
Fun-fact:
Why do you type "minecraft:{block}"?
"minecraft:" indicates that this block is from minecraft vanilla assets, mods have they own ID to put in this area.
Ex:
*/setblock ~ ~ ~ mymod:example_block*
17:28 top 10 saddest anime deaths
You could press f3 and f4 to change gamemodes easily. Also if you hover on the item you want to pick and press any number from 1 to 9 you can get a full stack of items u want in your inventory without shift clicking one by one
Most of the things are just this guy not being used to stuff.
Actually, Java commands are better in some ways, because you can scroll throguh previous entrys with the arrow keys.
you can too on bedrock, although it's not available by default on non-pc and would require a texture pack
You can also do that on bedrock
The bad thing with bedrock is that Many advanced mods are in Java, since theres alot of limits to what you can do in Bedrock.
mods? mods are so easy to download on windows 10 like bruh
@@hammer8710 I think you're confused. What they meant was add-ons for bedrock are much more limited compared to what you can do with java
@@spectralquill1810 how so? I have see so many varieties of add-ons. I would really like something more specific
@@leadharsh0616 Ok then. I know add-ons are already wide because I have experience making some myself but this also led me discovering many limitations and inconveniences.
One example I'll give you is we're only able to choose from a set of specific behavior templates which usually come from other mobs that are already in the game for add-on custom mobs.
In java you can create behaviors totally custom by what you want.
@@leadharsh0616 my guy have you seen the create mod? Twilight forest? Mowzies mobs? You can't compare those to our bedrock addons
3:44 you can make your own presets by typing in that bar at the top. You can also choose what structures can spawn.
I have officially lost 90% of my braincells hearing what you said about some of the Java cons
How so?
@@strongshot_ probably because allot of these 'cons' only apply if you don't play Java, for me as a Java player I find bedrock really locked down and steril because it's so inaccessible, like Java you can do limitless customisation, with endless mods, skins, texture packs, and data packs but in bedrock you only get limited amounts of mods you have to pay for and all that.
I find Java has a sense of freedom. (Also I think it just looks better)
And bedrock more as across platform to play with your friends, I don't hate it by any means.
as someone who switched from bedrock to java, i love java so much more because it gives more possibilities
@@aaronlouse9093 I can agree 1000%! I actually play Minecraft both on my phone and PC, and I can super easily tell everyone that the Java edition (people also call it PC edition sometimes) is faaarr more superior than Bedrock Edition! On Java, there are quite a lot of extra features that are missing on Bedrock (example: autofill when typing commands, spectral arrows, support for actual mods, banners on shields, spectator mode, more commands, etc..) and Java is also MUCH *MUCH* cleaner than Bedrock in many different aspects and isn't so buggy or "not-working-y" all the time. As some good examples: Java has an actual correctly functioning mob spawn/despawn system, mob farms are way superior because they actually work easily, there aren't as many bugs or issues in each update, redstone actually works properly, and there are no micro-transactions.
Bedrock also has a few good things that Java doesn't, but the cons outway the pros for me when talking about Bedrock
Ok
note: on the "manually dragging creative inventory problem" you can just hover over the item you want in your hotbar and press 1-9 to get the item directly in the hotbar
note2: after playing java edition for a while you just kinda get used to the flying mechanics
The video we all didn’t know we needed.
i need every video to live
Lmao true, i saw the thumbnail yesterday and i was like "ok that looks kinda boring because i play on bedrock" but turns out i enjoyed it
Watching toycat video is like "ya, yeah, true, trueeee, TRUE!, y e a
Obviously because he talks really fast
As a Bedrock players I kinda wish I could play Java because all my friends play it
Lol all my freinds play bedrock but i realy like java and none of them will play anyway lol.
@@zeraton1722 I like Java but my computer is very laggy
Same
same.
@@ThunderboltzYT yes that
you used to be able to do stuff like '/gamemode s' in Java, but they changed it for some reason.
also, you can put whole stacks of items in your inventory from the creative menu by hovering over the item and clicking the number of the hotbar slot you want the item to go to.
Me and my friend would play minecraft bedrock alot, but now he just got a pc and now hes just been playing java, I will miss the days of eggwars.
The reason why most people play bedrock is because they can't play java
this is true, can confirm as a Bedrock player
@@shadowcween7890 Same...
Yeah, but the only thing better about Java is mods/more commands.
I have both versions but I prefer bedrock 1) performance is 100 times better even with performance mods on java 2) the flying/moving mechanics. Starting playing Minecraft back in like 6th grade (alpha) on my school laptop and only switched to bedrock once the windows 10 version came out ( I have never played PC or not on a computer) and about a year ago bought the Java version for the first time (idk how but my friends got java for free back in middle school) because I missed many things about it. Ultimately I can deal with how horrible the performance is on java after playing bedrock for only that short amount of time
That is literally the only reason I play on mobile
And then bedrock as a java player. I love both versions!
that's fair
I play both but on PC I prefer Java since I like being able to play without it being broken. I’ve played Bedrock for much longer though
@@thatbluebricknose same here, I love playing hardcore
I play bedrock for pvp (mostly) and use have for Hypixel Skyblock mostly (lowkey transitioning to pvping on java doe)
I am a bedrock player and both are good MINECRAFT IS MINECRAFT
20:38 There's dragon egg dupers which allow you to get more. In multiplayer survival worlds that I play on with my friends, we explicitly allow this type of dupe (though no other types of dupe, that would be too op) bc we'll want to all have the dragon egg
11:19 I recently moved from Bedrock to Java (actually I can still play Bedrock because it's on my PS4) and I'm so used to Bedrock's creative mode that I'm still right-clicking on items to get a single one on Java
Edit: I forgot to say that yes I play Minecraft on console with a keyboard and mouse (you can do that if you didn't know)
17:25 that was the best and most unfortunate thing I've seen in my life
QnA Saturday question: Do you know of any blocks that are getting changed or removed after the 1.17 update, or any structures that are being altered, I love preserving old versions of blocks and structures that have been changed in some way inside my world
Nothing major as of now but i could have forgotten. It's mostly chest loot
Mineshafts now generate with chains hanging on the ceiling, and logs to the cave floor.
Strongholds may generate differently.
Mineshafts, strongholds and dungeons will be altered because of new caves in 1.18 and that's about it
@@sammybeaver9130 isn’t 1.18 going to be the archeology update?
Open to lan allow cheats is not an exploit. If you do not have the self control to not use cheats, that's not a flaw with the game, it's a flaw with you. And actually there's no consequences to activating cheats because each world has its own contained achievement system, and it doenst contribute to a larger system with fake internet points you earn for cutting down a tree or getting diamonds etc etc.
As a player that’s plays both versions and loves modding, I prefer Java it’s far easier to mod. I also love to play with friends. Sure its a hassle to set it up the begin with, but Java severs can have hundreds of players
I do java for mods, and bedrock for multiplayer.
@@carboniml bedrock is the most displeasing and inconsistent survival and multiplayer💀
As a legacy console player I can say that I am unbiased on my decision that neither are better and you should just see the other side as a Minecraft player
I love legacy console...
And am the owner of a copy!
=D
@@Rayan-West me too!
yeah I have legacy console too
Other than the fact that there are countlessly needless parity differences between Java and Bedrock.
This opinion is the one opinion that is pretty much the closest to my own prospective on both versions of minecraft. As a person that played both versions for a few good years, I can gladly say that both versions have their ups as well as their downs, though to be fair, I tend to like java exclusively for the slightly more effective modding capabilities, but bedrock isn't technically far off from java either, or at least from what I had experienced, except for the microtransactions, which I'm not a fan of at all....
"Did the game used to be less optimised in 1.12?"
1.13: Hey
Microtransactions aren't even a big part of bedrock its really to get skin packs and maps. I hate when java players use this as an excuse to say bedrock is trash for no reason
11:50 U can use the numbers to fill your hotbar inventory xd
this is how we all should be working together to improve minecraft
Its weird because as a java player bedrock flying is super weird and cursed, but that's probably just because I'm not used to it. Also you didn't mention how on java you can edit every pixel of your skin for free and have a massive wardrobe.
You can make your own free totally customized skin in bedrock. You just edit a skin image file and import it in the skin options menu.
@@darthamalgamation1447 except they recently blocked custom skins from multiplayer bedrock as well as the switch exclusive ones.
@@sandwichqueen Oh, I didn't know that.
you can still do that on the bedrock edition as well, it supports custom skins
@@sandwichqueen Odd, I still have my custom skin on realms.
Bedrock players making excuses for paying for minecoin lol
Bold of you to assume that all bedrock players pay for the extra content
24:14 “Back in time to the Nether” Wow Toycat really does believe in the Dimension Theory lmao
Not being able to easily invite friends on Java really is insane to me. The only way I can play with friends is on their realm & that’s ridiculous when you could just “invite someone” like you do on Xbox. lol How hard could it be to make an in-game friends list ?
Game is not built in a way where a friendlist would be easy to add, if you have ever coded before you would know its not a cakewalk, It was not built for it which will make it hard to implement, also there are small public servers for EVERYTHING
@@thermz Well no I’m not a coder, so I have no idea. I just know that if it was able to be done on Xbox, it should be able to be done on PC. That’s all
You can rent a server via shockbyte for £1.50 or $2
@@frosty2535 yeah Aternos is is free
The inability to bonemeal sugarcane annoys me. It's such an easy thing to add but they wont do it
@@Reality_Gamer_2 bruh
@@Reality_Gamer_2 iron was kind of meant to as well. but of course
the little list of prompts that pops up when writing commands is actually a tab menu. you can just highlight one and press tab and it will fill in the command for you...
12:10 if you hover over the item and press the number in your hotbar you want it to go to it goes there in a full stack
12:12 you can literally hotkey the items into your inventory in stacks.
For the shift clicking problem you had toycat, you can press the hotkey for instant moving from the creative inventory, so you can instantly put it in the slot you want it! Not mad about this, just wanted to point it out.
The thing about the "Open to LAN" option is that pausing doesn't actually pause that world anymore because it acts as a server. So you can tell if someone opened their world to LAN.
Redstone is slightly different which is frustrating for me because I play Java and Bedrock so some builds will break depending on which one I’m playing
"slightly different" is an understatement
I am genuinely so upset they got rid of the old customized world options, with four pages of settings, you could make your world whatever you wanted, it was genuinely the best feature of whatever update it was included with.
I always loved to boost ore frequency a bit in my survival worlds but now I can't :/
Customized, got reintroduced with 1.16. though you now have to directly edit a world settings file, and import it. You can also use this to get an up to 5120 block heightlimit in the 1.17 snapshots.
You don't have to drag manually in Java, you can use the numbers on your keyboard.
Still not as efficient as spamming one button for everything but yeah
Ibxtoycat: "you have to manually drag the item into your hotbar."
later: "you can press the number and it will move into taht hotbar slot."
Saved hotbars are immensely valuable. You can store full shulkerboxes in them, i have a bunch of player heads at my fingertips, and also tons of command block engines that i wrote for building in my creatives. Plus i dont have to /give all the command only items or blocks, they are in saved hotbars for me.
Do you think they will EVER merge the two together into one singular game ? It’s so bizarre to me that some stuff is SO DIFFERENT. Like being able to bridge out in front of you is literally game changing... how can that not be in both versions ? lol
no.
they are working on parity features, so they'll get more similar over time. but bedrock and java can literally not be the same game because of different coding languages
No, please as a Java player I really don't want the bridge thing... It's really funny but it's litteraly so unrealistic according to minecraft's physic, why could you place a block at a place you don't see? And it completely breaks games like hypixel bedwars wich is completely broken on bedrock.
@@thezmaze bruh you are saying about minecraft physics?
@@thezmaze bruh java's redstone is based of an unrealistic bug
“Is this natural or is it a building block? It’s hard to be certain. Obviously is a natural block” he said two opposite things back to back
First one was an example
For the dragging from the creative inventory you ,can actually click for instance 2 while hovering over the block you want and it will go into the second slot instantly.
You can just install a server on your own PC and give a friend the IP to connect to... that doesn't require _paying_ for a server.
You say "you have to know what you're doing on Java edition to get multiplayer". I think this is, um, normal? People nowadays expect everything to just work automagically without them having any clue what's really going on inside. I find this a dangerous development.