In my ghast farm tridents dissappear even when chunks are loaded. The tridents are towards the middle of the mob spawn area of the simulation distance but still within. Possibly happens when one player leaves area but another player remains. >Just adding this addtional because the comment prior minimizes time needed to remove tridents. Many of our late game farms are very hard to get into to get the tridents without tearing layers of the mechanics off. Some farms that we have can take hours to get into to remove the tridents and rebuild. Played in realms windows 10 bedrock. As well as single player bedrock pc.
Please reopen this issue. There are so many people that want this back. You have tens of thousands of people who use these farms and millions of hours put in to these please stop messing with good things and breaking them causing so much unnecessary stress on the community!
Christopher M Haslag
MCPE-142005
BDS-15644
MC-279960
In my ghast farm tridents dissappear even when chunks are loaded. The tridents are towards the middle of the mob spawn area of the simulation distance but still within. Possibly happens when one player leaves area but another player remains. >Just adding this addtional because the comment prior minimizes time needed to remove tridents. Many of our late game farms are very hard to get into to get the tridents without tearing layers of the mechanics off. Some farms that we have can take hours to get into to remove the tridents and rebuild. Played in realms windows 10 bedrock. As well as single player bedrock pc.
Click vote for raid farm revert and it tells me to login. Successfully logged in immediately logs me out. Tried another vote logged in logs me out
Please reopen this issue. There are so many people that want this back. You have tens of thousands of people who use these farms and millions of hours put in to these please stop messing with good things and breaking them causing so much unnecessary stress on the community!
Also @mojang your feedback site is broken! please fix that too.... for goodness sakes