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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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Bedrock parity: blocks can be placed by looking forward and down

This feature is difficult to describe, but let’s say you’re building a bridge. On java, you would have to crouch, look backwards and down at the side of the block you’re standing on, and place a block to build a bridge. On bedrock, you can look forward and down, place a block on air, and a block will appear in front of the block you’re standing on (I hope that made sense). This feature should be added to java as it makes building and bridging faster.
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    nope, bedrock deserves to keep at least one good thing to defend against the huge monster made of java exclusives

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    im refuse

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    bedrock deserve to keep this

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    Java already have a cool parity

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    so its better that in java doesnt have that

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    This would help with building early game before you can access scaffolding as well as in creative mode.

    This also would be great for accessibility simply because having to sneak over the edge is slow and trying to do fancy bridging like those on Java where they click their mouse fast isn't always possible and can hurt your wrist. This would level the playing field and lower the bar of entry for players with accessibility issues to play and bridge.