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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Unite all Minecraft players

I have seen a lot of ideas on this website saying, "GET RID OF BEDROCK JAVA IS BETTER!", I do NOT agree with these ideas, mostly because there are three times more players on bedrock than on java, meaning that the majority of players would lose all of their builds (some players have spent eight years working on their builds, imagine what it would feel like looking for Minecraft on your computer and never finding it, then realizing that everything you ever built was gone), this would be a terrible solution to a problem that doesn't really even exist.

The only problem we have is Minecraft players deciding that one version is better than another, so now we have to come up with a solution that will take months (or maybe years) to implement.

We have to make a new version of Minecraft with all of the features of java and all of the features of bedrock; it would have to be compatible with java mods and possibly bedrock add-ons (I actually don't want the bedrock marketplace to exist in the new version), it would not have a special title screen that says "Minecraft (something) edition", it would simply say "Minecraft", it would have to be available on all of the platforms that java is available on as well as all of the platforms that bedrock is available on. We would need multiplayer, we would need realms, and every feature of both games no matter how small.

If this new version of Minecraft is made, we need Bedrock and Java to stop being sold to make sure that all players stay united.

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    We can always start small, such as a unified level.dat (level.dat with the same nbt tags as Java, as well as some Bedrock tags), and the Anvil file format to be used in Bedrock Edition saves first (With conversion from any versions in the past). Parity fixes can also bring both editions (Java and Bedrock) closer than ever.