Which do you think is better, Bedrock or Java? What Edition should you play for the most optimized Minecraft experience? This is part one of a series of forums to see if which is better, Java or Bedrock. This series also has a little bit of research done, and the information is from the Minecraft Wiki, a trustworthy wiki for info about Minecraft. Also I put this forum here because I don't know where else to put it. One more quick thing, to see which edition is better, I am using points. With that being said, let's begin.

Section One: Accessibility

One major thing that with Bedrock that Java does not have is that Bedrock is a multi-platform edition, meaning that Bedrock can be played on different platforms. On the other hand, Java can only be played on computers, so that is one point for Bedrock. Bedrock is also five dollars cheaper than Java, in which if you were to buy Bedrock, but don't b
Buy Java, you will be saving five dollars. Five dollars isn't a lot, but you could use those five dollars on something that you could use in real life, like food. So another point for Bedrock. Bedrock also has a marketplace where you could very easily buy and download content from other people in the Minecraft Community, when Java does not have a marketplace, meaning you have to go on a browser or get onto a app you have to get content from other people from the Minecraft Community. So that is also another point for bedrock. Also Bedrock has featured servers, in which you will most likely have a ton of fun on. But Java does not have featured servers. So that is another point for Bedrock.

Section Two: Gameplay

Let's move on to Gameplay! Gameplay is a major aspect of what Minecraft is today. One major thing of the bat about Bedrock is that Bedrock is buggier than Java, so that is a major point for Java. Also Bedrock has baby squids and baby glow squids, in which Java does not have, so that is a one more point for Bedrock. But Java allows you to mark places on a map using banners, but Bedrock does not have that feature. So that is a point for Java. Also, in Bedrock, you can put dye in cauldrons and make custom colors and even dye leather armor and leather horse armor on the cauldron, but with Java, that is not the case. Another point for Bedrock. Also in Bedrock, you can use Fire Aspect to light campfires, candles, and TNT, in which for Java, that is not a feature. One more point for Bedrock. Also Bedrock has more commands than Java, like /setmaxplayers. I bet the Java only players have never even heard of the command /setmaxplayers, because it is not a thing in Java. So Bedrock having more commands than Java is another point for Bedrock.

Section Three: Graphics

Right off the bat with Graphics is that some parts of mobs glow in Bedrock, but not in Java. The mobs included on a small list I made are drowned in which have glowing eyes and a glowing mouth the core of a magma cube, and the eyes of a ghast, in which I didn't know these facts in-till I read them on the Minecraft Wiki, but those three combined give Bedrock three points. Also blocks and items that glow will give of a better glow effect if it were in the Bedrock inventory than if were in Java, so another point for Bedrock, again. Also some of Bedrock's graphics are better than Java's graphics, but some of Java's graphics are better than some of Bedrock's graphics, so Java and Bedrock are both getting a point for that one.

Section Four: The Final Scores

So, with all the points, let's reveal which edition got the most points.

Bedrock has ether twelve or thirteen points, when Java has three points. And that is why doing research instead of starting a entire debate, because doing research is better.