[MCPE-1836] Fall damage reduces armour durability

Armour's durability decreases if you take fall damage AND drowning damage.

*Steps to Reproduce-*

1. Equip leather shoes with full durability.
2. Fall down from a height.
Result- Durability decreased.

1. Equip leather shoes with full durability.
2. Go underwater and open your armour screen.
3. Take damage until you die.
Result- As you take damage, your shoes take damage too.

Linked issues

is duplicated by 1

MCPE-5151 Armor fall damage Resolved

Comments 6

Patrick Andersen 2013-02-13T19:14:27Z

Confirmed, but not sure if it's a bug.

Sam Villano 2013-02-16T07:28:47Z

Not a bug, armor negates ALL forms of damage(As it used to in the PC version of the game), e.g. falling, drowning, lacerations, incinerations defenestrations, etc. Thus, armor will lose durability from any damage taken by the player.

Jeremy Beach 2013-03-01T15:41:01Z

THIS IS NOT A BUG ITS SUPPOSED TO DO THAT!!!!!!!!!!!! no drowning does not reduce duribility

vggg 2013-03-04T10:09:51Z

I'm back, and @Jeremy Beach, I have tested it just today. Yes, drowning too reduces durability. @Sam Villano,the Wiki clearly states that armour CANNOT take damage from drowning or fall damage.

Sam Villano 2013-03-04T18:38:27Z

Actually, the wiki in question, www.minecraftwiki.net, says, quite clearly and most emphatically that armor does, indeed, take damage from both those things, though only in the Pocket Edition. Armor in Minecraft proper previously could, also, take damage from these sources, until around the Adventure Update. Why this change is not reflected in Minecraft's mobile version, I cannot say, and whether it will be changed is aslo something on which I cannot comment.

Do 2013-03-19T20:25:54Z

Please don't report differences between editions as bugs.