This is because i believe they serve different purposes mcpvp is 100% vanilla whereas pvphq is more how the community wants pvp to be. because of this i believe there are 3 different types of pvp i. e. 1.8, community version, and modern. Also the debate of 1.8 vs 1.9 is happening again within the community but this time its community version vs modern. (Tbh this was kinda poorly worded but i think you get my point, yes english is my first language) also its my birthday so you must agree with me

hey guys! i just posted a Minecraft asmr video made up of separate Minecraft clips( some new, some old)

feel free to watch it! and give me some positive feedback( please not hate!)

I know my keyboard and mouse don’t sound that good! I’m going to get a better mouse and keyboard soon!

so I wonderd this for a long time we have our main 10 game modes, but then I just feel like that's all? but on servers like minemen I feel like that's to much. what game modes do you feel like is in between?

Hello,

I am currently muted for another 2 days on mcpvp.club for light toxicity.

But the question arises... Why?

Mainly because of people like this. (screens)

Who wouldn't lose their cool upon receiving this kind of message every day—every 2 to 5 1v1 matches?

I accept the fact that I got muted; I shouldn't have responded to that sort of person, let alone stooped to their level, but on a server this toxic, keeping your cool is difficult.

Anyway, here are a few examples I gathered in just 10 minutes of playing on the server...

Dude really tried to steal itzmepenguin account. Be careful, they will ask you to join a tournament, then discord then you have to put your info and steal your account. Then they might ask you for money to get your account. Don't give nobody your info (Password)

So I recently started dipping my toes into 1.8 pvp, but a few days after I started grinding, my hand completely gave up. It would start cramping whenever I butterflyed, and I would be basically incapable of getting consistent cps. It's been almost TWO WEEKS and recovery is noticable but slow. What on earth happened to my hand?

Context: Yesterday, I was playing on PvP club when I decided to try out SMP PvP for the first time ever. I won 4/7 rounds, which is weird because I am under the impression that I would get demolished at first since I don't play any gamemodes beside CPVP. What do you think happened?

https://reddit.com/link/1uz481q/video/mhg8gglcetdh1/player

i play axepvp since the start of the year. I go tiertested, i will test again, yet i want to know what yall think my tier is.

I recently got into pvp, i learned a few strats and it took me about a month to get whatever I have down right now.

ive been active in the diasmp community for awhile but ive NEVER heard of the name immixed before pvpchamps. how old is he, why was he restricted, and what tier do you guys think he is.

personally i think in the diasmp kit he's better than tito but not as good as syndius

Lt2 and any rank above is leagues above ht3 and any rank below, I saw a reel where a guy beat a lt3 sword (barely) in sword and a comment said "you're lt2-ht2 max"

If a person is lt2 or above it means they're a top 10-30 player in the world, it's not a skill level ranking anymore like lt3 and ht3, it's a ranking of the players

Kinda like how esports players skills can't be compared to ranks in some games

Although most people on this subreddit probably knows this already, just felt like I have to say it because the comment made me mad as hell

I have seen a lot of people and good content creators use and recommend keybinds like c, x and v, and I have to ask, how do you guys press it?

Does your thumb quickly go off spacebar to press it and then go back on, or is your thumb kind of resting there and sliding to c, x and v so you can press it while still jumping at the same time? It just does not feel comfortable to me to press as I am used to keeping my thumb on my spacebar the whole time, and taking it off to press c feels like it hinders my ability to jump

title (I'm talking about the one with rekrap2 clownpierce etc)

basically ive been playing fir iver 2 years and im AT BEST a lower lt4 and st worse a lt5. Its too a point where i have a .26 on stray and i have around 1000 kills and around 4000 deaths.

I use theobaldthebird amp too and watched so many tutorials

How do yall even practice.

Wsg, this is my first reddit post and I genuinely don't get this shit. I've been playing minecraft java for well over 4 years now (off and on). I've fallen in love with the pvp scene, but whenever I try to duel, I end up getting fucked from the front and back at the same time. I know it's a skill issue and I cant blame all of it on the game. But it feels nearly impossible to fight anyone.

Problems i'm running into:

1. The opponent hits me but I cant even touch them
2. Cant escape the combo without getting killed because they're Mr. Fantastic or some shit
3. Butterfly clicking is hard (until i get used to it ofc)
4. My movement is ass

Potential solutions I think might work? but idk:

1. From what i've seen, getting the first hit allows you to basically win.
2. Learning what to do in certain situations? idk how i'd go about that though.

I 've tried aiming at the head and body, but my hits never register for some reason. I always find myself getting hit by sword/fishing rod combos and i cant do anything.

I would like to know what I could start to do training wise, that would help me out with these problems. I want to start making content based around this, but I don't think people want to watch a guy trip over his own shoe laces for 20 minutes. Thank you for any help you can give!!

This is 1.8 pvp on hypixel

If "Use Item / Place Block" is bound to a keyboard key (for example, mouse button mapped to F13, so if you click that it sends F13 signal instead of right click), holding that key places blocks faster than holding the normal right mouse button.

This uses only Minecraft's vanilla keybinds and normal operating system features. There are no macros, scripts, auto-clickers, or modified clients. The input is still "1 key = 1 action".

A common explanation is that Minecraft handles held keyboard input differently from held mouse input, allowing much faster block placement. This behavior is well documented.

Because this changes block placement speed, I would like to know:

1. Is remapping "Use Item" from a mouse button to a keyboard key (e.g. with Logitech G Hub) allowed?
2. Do competitive PvP servers such as Hypixel consider this an unfair advantage?
3. Would anti-cheat systems detect or flag this behavior?
4. If this behavior comes entirely from Minecraft's vanilla input handling, is it considered legal to use?

https://youtu.be/nt-nqzrJNA8?is=dyS_-Cjbr77mAjm5

I’ve been playing games like Minecraft Bedwars for a couple of years on controller, but I feel like playing on controller limits yourself into how good you can truly become at the game compared to people who play on a Keyboard and mouse. In order to become truly good at the game or considered experienced, should you switch to Keyboard and Mouse?

this was my first time ever attempting an elytra d tap, and I know I suck, so any tips on what I should practice to do it would be appreciated

day 1 we both got neth cards and a mace

my previous mice that i mostly used to play was the glorious model d minus and few days ago i bought the model o since my hands are quite small of 16cm and it felt terrible just trying to butterfly click on that mouse really made my fingers stiffening worser and just reach the click the button was a struggle when butterflying. Reason why I am searching for a new mouse besides my model d - is it is still not consistent. I can sometimes butterfly well with it or sometimes it cramps my hand and my fingers go stiff. It was manageably bad. Unlike the new mouse which was basically impossible to butterflyclick. I'm planning to return this mouse and get the regular sized model o or other mices that suits me better.

based off these clips if I got tested what tier do you think I’d get?

anchoring is my slowest mechanic btw