Jason A. Porter, Jr.
- princewarrior10
- JIRAUSER781251
- America/New_York
- Yes
- No
MCPE-183794This has already been stated here:
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 3 or more people
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- Play the game as normal
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 3 or more people
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- Play the game as normal
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Infrequent hunger bar issue in split-screen multiplayerFrequent hunger bar issue in split-screen multiplayer
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 3 or more people
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- Play the game as normal
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of
3or more people- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- Play the game as normal
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 2 or more people
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- Play the game as normal
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 2 or more people
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- Play the game as normal
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 2 or more people
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- Play the game as normal. Run, jump, mine, explore. Perform activities that would cause the huger bar to decrease.
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 2 or more people (including yourself).
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- Play the game as normal. Run, jump, mine, explore. Perform activities that would cause the huger bar to decrease.
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 2 or more people (including yourself).
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world.
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- Play the game as normal. Run, jump, mine, explore. Perform activities that would cause the huger bar to decrease.
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Frequent hunger bar issue insplit-screenmultiplayer
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 2 or more people (including yourself).
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world.
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
Play the game as normal. Run, jump, mine, explore. Perform activities that would cause the huger bar to decrease.Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 2 or more people (including yourself).
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world.
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer or invite a player to join your Minecraft world. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- When you have at least three players, play the game as normal. Run, jump, mine, explore. Perform activities that would cause the huger bar to decrease.
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 2 or more people (including yourself).
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world.
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer or invite a player to join your Minecraft world. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- When you have at least
threeplayers, play the game as normal. Run, jump, mine, explore. Perform activities that would cause the huger bar to decrease.Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Whenever I play split-screen multiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.
This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 2 or more people (including yourself).
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world.
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer or invite a player to join your Minecraft world. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- When you have at least 2-3 players, play the game as normal. Run, jump, mine, explore. Perform activities that would cause the huger bar to decrease.
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
Whenever I play
split-screenmultiplayer games there is almost ALWAYS an issue with the hunger bar. One player is getting hungry and has to continually eat, even when they are doing absolutely NOTHING, and another player can be running, jumping, etc. and always have full health for literal in-game days.This has existed for as long as I can remember and it still occurs to this day.
Steps to reproduce:
- Gather a group of 2 or more people (including yourself).
- Open Minecraft (system does not matter).
- Enter any world.
- Turn on split-screen multiplayer or invite a player to join your Minecraft world. It's easier to see the bug with at least three players in-game, but it has existed in worlds with just two people at once.
- When you have at least 2-3 players, play the game as normal. Run, jump, mine, explore. Perform activities that would cause the huger bar to decrease.
Expected result: All players should lose hunger at an equal rate after doing certain activities.
Observed result: Certain players may lose hunger like normal, some don't at all, and some lose hunger too quickly.
@GreasyBat735419 Yes, it does happen in single player as well, but it's definitely more glaring in multiplayer. In multiplayer this makes gameplay unfair, where as in single player it's just a nuisance. This is why I reported it for multiplayer specifically.
Frequenthungerbar issuein multiplayerUnequal hunger decrease rates in multiplayer
Unequal hunger decrease rates in multiplayerHunger does not decrease equally between players in multiplayer
My brother was playing on the Lifeboat server and I attempted to join him by clicking on the "Friends" tab. However, the tab stated that none of my friends were playing Minecraft at the time, despite the fact that we Xbox friends, and we were indeed playing Minecraft. This has occurred in the past with normal worlds, not just servers. This happens more frequently with cross-platform multiplayer worlds.
Steps to reproduce:
- Grab a friend. You'll need one to reproduce the bug properly.
- Open the Minecraft app.
- Press the "Play" button.
- Click the "Friends" tab and look under "Joinable worlds".
Expected result: Under "Joinable worlds", the name of the player and the world/server they are in should appear as available to join.
Observed (actual) result: A text box with the words, "Your friends are not playing Minecraft right now" appears, even when I have a friend who is playing Minecraft.
Duplicate of
MCPE-185254
I attempted doing this on Android (Samsung Galaxy) and created a skin using the character creator. The expected result occurred, with the face item appearing with an equipped helmet.
This action was taken prior to the 1.21.1 Hotfix, but was taken in Minecraft Beta without experimental features.
@GreasyBat735419 I'm confident at one point in time you could, I have joined a featured server in the past via the friends tab.
The bug is not exclusive to servers, this applies to actual worlds as well.
Note: This did not begin happening as of 1.21.20. This bug has existed in updates past but it was normally infrequent.
@GreasyBat735419 This bug has existed in updates past but it was normally infrequent. Normally on Switch but a couple times on Xbox.
And I have joined servers via the friends tab in the past. I don't know if that's a bug within itself, however. I've done it very recently, as of the Tricky Trials update.
@Tom928 Signing in is technically included in "other services."
Duplicate of
MCPE-185254Duplicate of
MCPE-185254Duplicate of
MCPE-185254Duplicate of
MCPE-185254In the bug I reported, MCPE-185336, an issue I occasionally had on Switch and iOS, friends wouldn't show up as online despite the fact that they were and in a world.
I have also been able to join world from servers in the past, which apparently you're not supposed to do...? I don't really know but I both have and have not. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Did you switch from creative to survival mode?
This is definitely an issue I have experienced, especially on Xbox and mobile. All of my character creator skins poof out of existence or back to a default character (usually Alex, Kai or Efe) but all of my classic skins still exist.