What are the differences in PVP between Bedrock and Java edition?
What are Bedrock and Java's differences in PVP?
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- Axes do more damage than swords in Java, while its vice versa in Bedrock.
Note - while axes do more damage in Java, their cooldown is also longer making swords have higher damage per second.
- Shields can't be broken through in Bedrock.
- Spectral Arrows don't exist in Bedrock because the Glowing effect doesn't exist either.
- Sweeping Edge enchantment doesn't exist in Bedrock.
- Saturation is a bit slower with regenerating health in Bedrock.
- Java has a combat cooldown where attacking during the cooldown time does pretty much no damage and eats durability, whereas Bedrock has no cooldown.
- In Bedrock, instant damage II arrows ignore enchantments, making it possible to one shot players in full god armor with a multishot crossbow loaded with harming arrows. This is not possible in Java.
- End Crystals work differently in Bedrock and are basically useless because they do negligible damage to players in full enchanted gear. But a single crystal in Java will do more than half health if placed correctly.
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Is PvP different in Java and Bedrock?
Oh and both versions are coded in different coding languages but Java is definitely coded better; much smoother and better functionality. PvP is also very different in both version. People in Bedrock hardly take any knockback so fights are really skill based, but rather resources based, who has better gear/weapons.What is better for PvP Bedrock or Java?
With that being said, though, those looking for a superior multiplayer experience will generally want to opt for the Java version. The reason is that this edition allows for larger multiplayer servers, as well as a wider variety of custom games and minigames.Is Bedrock or Java better for multiplayer?
The most obvious difference between both versions is the world format. Bedrock Edition uses the LevelDB format for world storage while Java Edition uses the Anvil format. Due to this, most third-party tools created for Java Edition world editing will not work on Bedrock Edition.Minecraft Java and Bedrock PvP Differences
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