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The bow's damage has also been nerfed; a Power V bow can no longer reliably one‑shot mobs with 20 health points.
Please fix this issue.
Please fix this issue.
In Java Edition, wool‑related items can be used as furnace fuel. This issue should be fixed in Bedrock Edition, which would greatly improve the gameplay experience for survival‑mode players. We hope this can be resolved.
In Java Edition, iron golems can spawn without villagers having jobs. This issue should be fixed on Bedrock Edition, so that iron golems can also spawn regardless of villager jobs.
You should submit this bug report for Minecraft: Java Edition, not Bedrock Edition. The ability for pistons to push containers is an intended and beneficial feature.
I hope this issue can be fixed so that observers are able to detect note‑blocks. This would greatly improve the gameplay experience for redstone players.
I strongly support rolling back this unintended change—namely, the issue where arrows disappear after a tipped arrow one-shots a mob.
Over the past 3–4 years, the "arrow retention" mechanic has been a cornerstone of countless redstone mob farms in Bedrock Edition, including silverfish, slime, shulker, and fish farms. In the eyes of technical players, this is not a bug but a core feature that has been long relied upon.
The current change would break devices in thousands of existing saved worlds, inevitably leading to entity pile-ups, server lag, and even crashes—far outweighing the harm of the original deflection issue.
I understand the intention behind the fix, but such collateral damage is unacceptable. The tipped-arrow kill mechanism nicely compensates for the shortcomings of the traditional trident killer, and has been a long-standing feature used by the redstone community for 3–4 years.
I kindly ask Mojang to either roll back this change (revert to before 26.40.22/23). Please listen to the community voices that have invested years of creativity into this mechanic. Thank you for your consideration.
This bug has existed in Bedrock for far too long, causing players to lose player-built structures and resources. Unlike Java Edition (where MC-902 was fixed long ago), Bedrock simply deletes any blocks placed on the end platform without dropping them as items. This makes building anything near the end spawn platform extremely dangerous — a simple re-enter of the end portal will wipe out blocks with no way to recover them.
Please fix this to match Java’s behavior: make the overwritten blocks drop as items. The current behavior is not a feature — it’s a destructive bug that causes players to lose resources. Thank you.
This change seriously impacts technical Bedrock redstone. Many compact farms and machines—like sugarcane harvesters, snow layer farms, and flower/grass breakers—were built specifically around the ravager’s unique ability to break these blocks quickly and without pistons. Removing that behavior breaks countless existing contraptions and removes a creative mechanic that players have innovated with for years.
Please consider reverting this change. This was never a bug—it was a useful feature. Thank you.
Please fix this bug promptly, as it severely impacts regular players' gameplay experience when using bows.