This is fairly difficult to explain but, I decided to create a Nether portal but realised that it was not a good location it sent me to. So I deconstructed it and set up another one a hundred blocks or so away. When I got into the Nether, I realised it was the same spawn point as last time. I went back into the over world only to notice I ended up in the place I put my first portal even though I deconstructed it and placed a new one somewhere else. This gave me duplicate portals and if destroyed, duplicate obsidian.
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I have this same problem and now I cant farm obsidian from nether portals
it is not suposed to work like that
I've looked into it more recently but, I'm still not 100% sure if it is how the nether works or weather or it is a bug. Back when I first reported this bug, I though it was a big but now I'm not sure. If anyone can clarify this, that would be great
Thank you for your report!
However, this issue has been closed as Cannot Reproduce.
We were unable to reproduce the problem you are describing in the latest version.
For more information about how nether portals link and work, please see MCPE-39609.
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I am pretty sure that is just how the nether works, if you break your portal inside the nether then die it will likely make a new Portal