Bedrock Update the server to 1.16.40

[Dualninja]

Why should the servers be updated: So the Bedrock servers are outdated, and it's causing some issues. Because Bedrock itself. Has become a lot less laggy, and a lot less buggy. Over the last few versions.

In fact many of Cubecraft's Bedrock's bugs, come from the servers being outdated. And even things such as chunk loading, would be improved.

Other things that would imrove: In skyblock, the amount of blocks you can craft is a little bit disappointing. Updating to 1.16.40 would add all the new blocks. That have been added in the past 2 years.

And then there's more subtle changes, that have come to Bedrock. That have just made the game run slightly better. Or make it harder to fall out of the world, stuff like that.

Disclaimers: No this does not go for Java, read the tag before ranting.

No don't add netherite and tridents, that would break the meta.

No this wouldn't break everything, don't assume the worst.

Edit: No, this doesn't mean Cubecraft won't be able to update Java anymore. It means Bedrock will run smoother and be less buggy. This has nothing to do with Java.

 

[Levi_the_pro]

No ill quote a developer on why this isn't happening "It's because our Bedrock codebase is almost identical to our Java Edition 1.9 server. We translate the Java protocol into the Bedrock protocol. This allows for streamlined development so we can work on both networks at the same time. Without this system, our Java network would be struggling to compete with our Bedrock network for resources and probably end up like HiveMC Java Edition." that's why bedrock is on older version.

 

[Dualninja]

No ill quote a developer on why this isn't happening "It's because our Bedrock codebase is almost identical to our Java Edition 1.9 server. We translate the Java protocol into the Bedrock protocol. This allows for streamlined development so we can work on both networks at the same time. Without this system, our Java network would be struggling to compete with our Bedrock network for resources and probably end up like HiveMC Java Edition." that's why bedrock is on older version.

Yes, but they are slowly changing the codebase anyway. And that's also really inefficient. All it will lead to is slow and bad development on the Bedrock server. Either way Java and Bedrock are splitting apart further and further. Now Bedrock has its own helpers even. And in the long run it would be a good thing to update to 1.16.40

Also it's a horrible idea to use the Java codebase for Bedrock. Java runs on Java. Where as Bedrock runs on C++ c# and the Bedrock engine and much more. Its also inefficient, and will lead to huge problems down the road.

 

[maxlol200]

Why should the servers be updated: So the Bedrock servers are outdated, and it's causing some issues. Because Bedrock itself. Has become a lot less laggy, and a lot less buggy. Over the last few versions.

In fact many of Cubecraft's Bedrock's bugs, come from the servers being outdated. And even things such as chunk loading, would be improved.

Other things that would imrove: In skyblock, the amount of blocks you can craft is a little bit disappointing. Updating to 1.16.40 would add all the new blocks. That have been added in the past 2 years.

And then there's more subtle changes, that have come to Bedrock. That have just made the game run slightly better. Or make it harder to fall out of the world, stuff like that.

Disclaimers: No this does not go for Java, read the tag before ranting.

No don't add netherite and tridents, that would break the meta.

No this wouldn't break everything, don't assume the worst.

Edit: No, this doesn't mean Cubecraft won't be able to update Java anymore. It means Bedrock will run smoother and be less buggy. This has nothing to do with Java.I

I definitely agree, but I cant read the most of it because of the white font

 

[Dualninja]

I definitely agree, but I cant read the most of it because of the white font

Just use dark mode, and also thx for the positive feedback.

 

[Dualninja]

Update: Now that 1.8 is shutting down. The issues about streamlined development, aren't there anymore. So there is no reason for the Bedrock network, not to update to 1.16.40!

 

[Deleted member 486292]

why 1.16.40? its mostly the same as 1.16.0 with some minor exceptions. Plus, a lot of players still play on older 1.16 versions because of the bad performance of the game lately.

> Because Bedrock itself. Has become a lot less laggy, and a lot less buggy.
this is just simply not true

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[Dualninja]

why 1.16.40? its mostly the same as 1.16.0 with some minor exceptions. Plus, a lot of players still play on older 1.16 versions because of the bad performance of the game lately.

Actually 1.16.40 is the version that people play on if they play on older versions. 1.16.100 was controversial same for 1.16.200 and 1.16.210.

> Because Bedrock itself. Has become a lot less laggy, and a lot less buggy.
this is just simply not true

It actually has. Many of the old shortcomings in terms of FPS, chunk loading, falling out of the world lighting not working properly and much more. Have been solved. Bedrock is still a buggy, laggy mess, But it's less of a buggy, laggy mess.

 

[Deleted member 486292]

> Actually 1.16.40 is the version that people play on if they play on older versions. 1.16.100 was controversial same for 1.16.200 and 1.16.210.

okay? I dont understand your point here.

> It actually has. Many of the old shortcomings in terms of FPS, chunk loading, falling out of the world lighting not working properly and much more. Have been solved

No, this is definitely not true. Theres nothing more to say other than its basically the exact opposite. I dont think you know what youre talking about. The bug tracker has had a huge uptake in performance-related bugs especially since .100.

 

[Deleted member 486292]

Update: Now that 1.8 is shutting down. The issues about streamlined development, aren't there anymore. So there is no reason for the Bedrock network, not to update to 1.16.40!

1.8 isnt shutting down? Just the 1.9 server is updating to 1.12.

 

[Dualninja]

1.8 isnt shutting down? Just the 1.9 server is updating to 1.12.

1.8 is shutting down, forever.

 

[Dualninja]

No, this is definitely not true. Theres nothing more to say other than its basically the exact opposite. I dont think you know what youre talking about. The bug tracker has had a huge uptake in performance-related bugs especially since .100.

That's why I'm saying, to update to 1.16.40 the update before 1.16.100! Which was a horrible update, that's why Cubecraft should update to the update before it. Before all of those really bad bugs.

 

[meliodas9463808]

Yeah I definitely agree with this because all those new blocks would look amazing in maps, lobby's etc. :D

 

[Deleted member 486292]

That's why I'm saying, to update to 1.16.40 the update before 1.16.100! Which was a horrible update, that's why Cubecraft should update to the update before it. Before all of those really bad bugs.

youre not even making sense, you dont even understand how cubecraft's server infrastructure works. your suggestion is never going to happen because it would entail a massive server revamp/rewrite for seemingly the tiniest result (new blocks or whatever). you can keep reacting to my messages with an x but that doesnt change the fact that the basis for your suggestion is completely flawed/incorrect.

You also dont seem to understand that client performance doesnt really relate to server performance at all. How would upgrading the server to .40 make things run better?

> No this wouldn't break everything, don't assume the worst.
You have no evidence of this, more likely than not things would break by upgrading and they would take time to fix.

 

[Dualninja]

your suggestion is never going to happen because it would entail a massive server revamp/rewrite for seemingly the tiniest result (new blocks or whatever).

Well Cubecraft is updating the Java network. So now streamlined development isn't an issue. This is now a plausible change. It wouldn't break anything. We would have new blocks and new mechanics. They did it for Java, they can do it for Bedrock.

 

[Deleted member 486292]

Well Cubecraft is updating the Java network. So now streamlined development isn't an issue. This is now a plausible change. It wouldn't break anything. We would have new blocks and new mechanics. They did it for Java, they can do it for Bedrock.

youre such an idiot, you just said the exact things again that I told you didnt make sense