What I would love to see is the design of a 'QC Block'. OVER and OVER and OVER trying to learn how to make predictive sense out of it. I don't understand QC even though I've watched the videos. That's a separate (though obviously related) issue with a 'QC' block. We drop the bug, we get expected behavior, and we have this on BOTH platforms. THEN we don't have to sweat 1-tick pulses, the length of the pulse won't matter. I think a 'block-spitter-outer' piston should be included in BOTH versions, so 'normal' sticky piston behavior behaves as expected ALWAYS with push/ pull mechanics, but a 'grabber' block will ALWAYS push (spit out) and pull (pull an adjacent block) for use in T-Flip-Flops and other situations where you want to remember a 'state'. Then you want what remains to be your favorite flavour, and for that it needs some of the weird ingredients that make it special. It is awesome to have two flavours of your favorite game, but not if they stop serving one of them. If on the Xbox there was a real choice like on pc where you can play both the Windows 10 and Java Edition which both get updates I wouldn't want it. So because of allmost being forced to switch to the bedrock edition I want it to be like Minecraft: Xbox One Edition, so more or less like the Java Edition but optimized for a console. When I play it I get a prompt regularly to switch to the bedrock edition and get reminded each time that it is not updated anymore.

Minecraft: Xbox One Edition was as similar to the Java Edition as they could get it. I play Minecraft: Xbox One Edtion, but it isn't updated anymore and can't be bought anymore so I can't play it with friends who are new to the game unless they buy it used on disc.

Did you know that creepers were born out of a coding bug? Sometimes bugs are fun and become features.

T flip flop minecraft