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I spent like five hours working on a build to show to my friend, when I accidentally deleted the world out of muscle memory. I don't know if that's relatable in the slightest, but I did come up with a very simple solution: 

When you delete a world in java edition, it could move that world file to the recycle bin on your pc, and bedrock edition can have it's own trash can for deleted worlds (deleted worlds would last 30 days in there before being permanently wiped, obviously.)

I feel like this would be a very simple way of preventing people from permanently deleting worlds by force of habit, because people aren't gonna read the messages that pop up, every time they delete a world.

Please take this into consideration, the solution I came up with for java just seems so easy to do, and would be a nice quality of life fix. 🙂

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• February 19, 2024 18:25
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  • March 04, 2024 22:13
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  That may not work if you use data management to delete worlds on your game console in Bedrock. (Outside the game)