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It’s for both Java and Bedrock, so it should be on all currently supported PC, mobile, and console versions. In general Mojang keeps PC and mobile/console at fe

by ykl 5y ago

It’s for both Java and Bedrock, so it should be on all currently supported PC, mobile, and console versions. In general Mojang keeps PC and mobile/console at feature parity with each other and releases updates at the same time across all supported versions now, which is nice.

jonwinstanley 5y ago
Really nice. Didn’t expect that to be the case.
- gambiting 5y ago
  Minecraft has supported cross platform multiplayer for a while now, so it would be really weird if they broke compatibility with PC like this.
  - lhoff 5y ago
    Mimd you, there are two versions of Mimecraft. Java and Bedrock. Both support PC but only Bedrock supports other plattforms. Cross Plattform multiplayer therefore only works with bedrock. Java isn't compatible with bedrock servers and the other way around.
    - kuschku 5y ago
      Although there are mods for the Java edition to allow Bedrock clients to connect to Java servers.
    - nottorp 5y ago
      > Both support PC but only Bedrock supports other plattforms. You mean Bedrock supports consoles. Java supports Mac and Linux, so it's also multiplatform. Just different platforms.
      - garmaine 5y ago
        A bit confusing, but I think he was drawing a PC/mobile distinction, and it probably would have been better to say "desktop" instead of PC.
        lhoff 5y ago
        Yes, i used PC because in the parent comment PC was used as well. Desktop is also not ideal because it runs on Laptops as well.
    - MayeulC 5y ago
      > Both support PC but only Bedrock supports other plattforms. Both support windows, but only Java supports other open platforms (where you can install external software, like Linux and Mac PCs, or others OSes/HW architectures). Bedrock is only published on closed platforms (games consoles, mostly, and app stores) and windows. Java is the only edition that supports mods. The android version of bedrock is also unofficially playable on Linux.

by ykl 5y ago

jonwinstanley 5y ago

Really nice. Didn’t expect that to be the case.

gambiting 5y ago
Minecraft has supported cross platform multiplayer for a while now, so it would be really weird if they broke compatibility with PC like this.
- lhoff 5y ago
  Mimd you, there are two versions of Mimecraft. Java and Bedrock. Both support PC but only Bedrock supports other plattforms. Cross Plattform multiplayer therefore only works with bedrock. Java isn't compatible with bedrock servers and the other way around.
  - kuschku 5y ago
    Although there are mods for the Java edition to allow Bedrock clients to connect to Java servers.
  - nottorp 5y ago
    > Both support PC but only Bedrock supports other plattforms. You mean Bedrock supports consoles. Java supports Mac and Linux, so it's also multiplatform. Just different platforms.
    - garmaine 5y ago
      A bit confusing, but I think he was drawing a PC/mobile distinction, and it probably would have been better to say "desktop" instead of PC.
      - lhoff 5y ago
        Yes, i used PC because in the parent comment PC was used as well. Desktop is also not ideal because it runs on Laptops as well.
  - MayeulC 5y ago
    > Both support PC but only Bedrock supports other plattforms. Both support windows, but only Java supports other open platforms (where you can install external software, like Linux and Mac PCs, or others OSes/HW architectures). Bedrock is only published on closed platforms (games consoles, mostly, and app stores) and windows. Java is the only edition that supports mods. The android version of bedrock is also unofficially playable on Linux.