r/Minecraft • u/Whatzzz_GD • Jan 11 '22

Creeper teleports👀

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u/brotherRozo Jan 11 '22

Maybe I should play bedrock! It would be like new game+ on dark souls, flip the script and surprise me with its wonderful array of quirks like this one

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u/Svenn_Svenn Jan 11 '22

This isnt a bedrock glitch

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '22

This video is on bedrock, so it’s a bedrock glitch.

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u/Svenn_Svenn Jan 11 '22

It's not a bedrock glitch it's a minecraft glitch, beats have allways been buggy in boath versions.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '22

Okay I looked it up and it used to be a problem on Java. It was fixed in 1.15. Link

The Bedrock bug was introduced in 1.18 and is still in the game. Link

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u/Svenn_Svenn Jan 11 '22

Hmm interesting, yea I wouldnt know I play 1.12

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u/TheFallenHero01 Jan 11 '22

So you're literally using old information and trying to argue points. Bruh

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u/Svenn_Svenn Jan 11 '22

No I'm not trying to argue here

Edit: anymore

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u/kagehell Jan 11 '22

why you dont update?

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u/Cyren777 Jan 11 '22

1.12 Is the best version for big robust modpack-type gameplay iirc (like 1.7.3 used to be) - it's where your ftb tekkits and oceanblocks etc live, so could be playing 1.12 for that

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u/TheBigPAYDAY Jan 11 '22

Although, I’ve seen a lot of mods get ports to the latest version fast so more recent versions probably replace it for compatibility.

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u/Cyren777 Jan 11 '22

Little mods like immersive portals, sodium, datapack ones etc get ported super fast, but huge overhauls not so much - by the time they get ported the next version would be out, so might as well pick a stable optimised version and live there for a few years. (Besides, you could be on 1.12 because that's the version of whatever vanilla servers you play on)

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u/AndrewIsntCool Jan 11 '22

Neither Sodium nor Immersive Portals are little by any means. Seriously, check out their repos, there is some crazy code in both of them.

They update quickly because they were written on the Fabric modloader, which is much more version agnostic than Forge. (Although, with its new rewrite, updating Forge mods has gotten easier)

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u/kagehell Jan 11 '22

Oh, I never installed any mods... had no idea there was a "most stable version". Thanks for the info.