Anthony Berube
Assigned
Reported
WEB-6328
Bug search/support functionality
Invalid
MCPE-166064
Virtual keyboard shows despite having actual keyboard plugged in
Duplicate
MCPE-164436
Functionality
Invalid
MCPE-163553
Unable to add custom/community mods on Xbox
Awaiting Response
MCPE-79113
Minecraft can randomly restart my Xbox one x.
Duplicate
MCPE-60140
Beacon beam invisible 70 blocks+ up from beacon
Duplicate
Comments
That is my whole point..
I think that the whole game corruption thing you stated is kind of BS.. there might be a possibility and maybe I got lucky but even then all they would have to do is put a disclaimer.
Listen, I was modding on an original Xbox One and had upwards of 10 mods at a time on multiple worlds and had no issues whatsoever with my console, the game or any other games. The worst thing that happened is that some of the mods didn't work.. which made sense because some mods clash. No big deal.
And I am sure that even if there are cases of game corruption and so forth, there are ways to reset your console. Reinstall games... There are cloud saves and like I said, if there is a disclaimer then they've covered their butt..
There are certainly ways to incorporate verification that a given mod will work and not corrupt world or a console or a game.. and if they're able to utilize error logs and such, they would probably be able to minimize those occurrences and even improve user experience.
Having a collaborative application with mojangs involvement would be the solution to the Xbox*MICROSOFT* mod fiasco.. HECK Minecraft won't even play at 120 frames per second..
They've literally locked everything down. Retraceing capabilities, frame rate, mod capabilities and compatibility, even comparing bedrock to bedrock on different platforms Minecraft looks like mush on Xbox, despite Xbox series X being more than adequate. It's a Microsoft studios game that is not optimized for series S/X. The game has been under Microsoft's thumb for so long and yet has minimal compatibility and a nerfed experience.
Bedrock looks better running on a 1050 TI 1080p then it does on Xbox 4K Microsoft clearly does not care. There are plenty of games that have multiple versions that allow the previous gen to run them.
It's just ridiculous. It's all stuff they can do but aren't.
If this bug has been resolved then why is it in the latest released of Minecraft? What does resolved mean by your definition? Just that you have acknowledged it... Because it's 19.50 now and it's still not resolved. What is the resolution? What do I have to do to make it stop happening?
Reply from @unknown:
This (MCPE-159777) bug is not Resolved (see the Status at the top). Your original report was Resolved as a Duplicate. That does not mean your original report was Fixed, only that it is not tracked separately. You might want to review the Bug Tracker Guidelines to see how this system works.