Parity means making features behave consistently across different Minecraft editions, most commonly between Minecraft: Java Edition and Minecraft: Bedrock Edition. Use this category to discuss released features that exist in both versions of the game but work differently. Please note that bugs are not parity issues and should be reported separately.

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Bring Quasi-Connectivity to Bedrock

Just code pistons like an Iron Door for Bedrock edition like you did for Java Edition I am getting sick and tired of you saying that this works as intended Java Edition has more redstone Capabilites than Bedrock Edition does its time to just take the plunge and do this you are talking about making Java Parity with Bedrock but you are not doing the things that Bedrock Players truly want if you make pistons work the same way as Java or even give players the Nether Roof for Bedrock Edition then You will be making Bedrock players Happy. And please just put 1.9 combat into bedrock and until you make the new combat update so that Bedrock can suffer like Java because I'm both a Java and Bedrock Player and making us have 1.9 combat is going to make things a lot more even and help us better our skills in the long run on Bedrock.
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    We totally agree! Without it, this could affect farms and contraptions.

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    No! Please don't! Java is programmed in Java while Bedrock is programmed in C++. Legacy console edition is also in C++ but 4J studios apparently made it the same as Java Edition (almost) for parity. So bedrock edition just basically came from pocket edition after evolving.