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I miss the modding from the original Java version - specifically the technology packs. Microcontrollers you can program to create farming robots, electricity, e
by apatheticonion 2y ago
I miss the modding from the original Java version - specifically the technology packs. Microcontrollers you can program to create farming robots, electricity, electric tools, solar, oil, those were the good days!
Bedrock performs fantastically and can be played in VR - but sadly lacks the things about Java that I actually liked.
- gjsman-1000 2y agoThose are still around - look into Fabric or Forge. Bedrock… mixed feelings on it myself. I don’t think I’m alone - you can find no shortage of videos saying 4J did a better job on consoles than Microsoft’s glorified mobile game.
- flessner 2y ago"Old" Minecraft Java mods were truly great: IndustrialCraft 2, ComputerCraft, Buildcraft, Tinkers' Construct... The new generation of mods (e.g. Create) also have their charm, but they lost the simplicity - as did the game in general. And I am glad that's the case, wouldn't it be way worse if everything stayed the same?
- celsius1414 2y agoAgreed. It’s also so cool they still have the old Java versions available to play, all the way back to alpha (and before IIRC). Nostalgia for days.
- imtringued 2y agoBuildcraft was horrible. Random routing and spilling overflowing items will cause massive lag problems until your game world becomes unusable. All the other item transportation mods had the decency of checking whether the destination inventory can actually hold your items.
- areyourllySorry 2y agogood thing you can still download and run them!
- bombcar 2y agoModded Java is still around and some things can be kind of “modded” in Bedrock. People still run those old mods, see GregTech New Horizons for an example.
- guappa 2y agoMaybe you want to try luanti
- apatheticonion 2y agoVery cool!
- aranelsurion 2y agoJava version can be played in VR as well, using Vivecraft. My personal experience has been pretty good.