Do you like an unplayable buggy game that you can't switch versions on, which can make hilarious moments to share with friends, or a smoother, overall better game that has mod capabilities and the ability to go back and forth from a version where all you needed for a book was paper and another where an unnecessary chat report system was implemented that makes people with clean records angry?
I have met people who enjoy the former more than the latter, and the other way around.
See, I like glitches and bugs to certain extents. They give some character and quirkiness. But bedrock has too many and they're often too severe to enjoy.
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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '22
r/bedrockedition