The issue with large coordinates.

World stability issue 😮‍💨 — This one is directly related to traveling in Minecraft. The farther the player moves from the center of the world, the more unstable the world becomes 🫨. At first, only partial blocks like sugar cane, sea grass, item frames, and regular grass start behaving weirdly. Then the player’s camera begins to shake, making you want to quit the game entirely. Starting from a million blocks out, terrain generation breaks — mountains disappear completely, and movement becomes nearly impossible. Reaching extremely high coordinates, which are easily accessible in the Java version (starting around 10 million blocks), makes these issues worse. Eventually, by 20 to 30 million blocks, you hit the so-called "Far Lands," where it’s impossible to continue. It’s frustrating because Java players can live at those coordinates if they want, but Bedrock players can’t 😔.