One decade later, Minecraft world generation is interesting again

Re:One decade later, Minecraft world generation is interesti... by wolrah on Sunday December 05, 2021 @12:11PM (#29450775)

> Eh, aside from making java and bedrock incompatible

The "Minecraft Pocket Edition" (MCPE) code that became Bedrock predates Microsoft's involvement by over three years. Bedrock is actually Microsoft's effort to unify versions, eliminating the separate legacy console editions and providing cross-play with PC, mobile, and other console users.

Java remains separate because the consoles will never run Java and the modding community that exists around the Java version just can't be replicated on the Bedrock codebase. If it weren't for mods I guarantee Java edition would be dead.

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Re:One decade later, Minecraft world generation is interesti... by xcjs on Tuesday December 07, 2021 @04:26PM (#29478430)

Not to mention, there's no official way to self-host Minecraft servers for Bedrock. I think that's another factor to consider when it comes to the Java edition's survival.

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Re:One decade later, Minecraft world generation is interesti... by ZoomerCretin on Saturday December 11, 2021 @02:22PM (#29523467)

There are a number of custom Bedrock-edition Minecraft servers, as well as an official release from Mojang/Microsoft.

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Re:One decade later, Minecraft world generation is interesti... by xcjs on Monday December 13, 2021 @05:01PM (#29545252)

You're right, there is an official release now! This might change a few things about my opinion.

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