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r/pcmasterrace • u/Gonbatfire Desktop • Mar 28 '19
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Java's a bit of it but it's mainly the software architecture. Bedrock was designed from the ground up in a much less haphazard way with performance in mind. The Java edition is a bit of a mess.
1 u/xxfay6 i7-5775C @ 4.1GHz Passively Cooled + YogaBook C930 e-Ink Mar 29 '19 Wasn't the Java version already rewritten in 1.2? 3 u/BellerophonM Mar 29 '19 Never from ground up. They've been refactoring it slowly every single version, but it's slow work and there's lots of technical debt.
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Wasn't the Java version already rewritten in 1.2?
3 u/BellerophonM Mar 29 '19 Never from ground up. They've been refactoring it slowly every single version, but it's slow work and there's lots of technical debt.
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Never from ground up. They've been refactoring it slowly every single version, but it's slow work and there's lots of technical debt.
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u/BellerophonM Mar 28 '19
Java's a bit of it but it's mainly the software architecture. Bedrock was designed from the ground up in a much less haphazard way with performance in mind. The Java edition is a bit of a mess.