Chris Allen
- tubelugs
- tubelugs
- America/Los_Angeles
- Yes
- No
MC-52929Bug actually occurred in MC 1.7.2, which JIRA no longer offers as a product choice. Plain vanilla, no mods.
Situation:
3 licensed MC users in household
Playing a world we've had for 6 weeks
World runs on Player 1's laptop; opened to LAN for others in household
Player 2 typically connects from different laptop in householdOccurrence:
All players completely exit MC
Player 2 starts MC on Player 1's laptop,
Logs in with Player 2 account
Opens desired world locally
No other playersResult:
Player 2 no longer has his prior inventory, XP, or location.
Instead Player 2 has a copy of Player 1's inventory,
has the same XP level as Player 1,
and is in the exact location where Player 1 was when he exited earlier.
When Player 1 re-joins later, his inventory, XP, and location are unchanged - nothing appears to have happened to Player 1.
But Player 2 lost 20 levels of XP and a diamond pickaxe in the deal, not to mention finding himself in an unfamiliar location. Waaaa!Fortunately this sucky bug has not re-occurred in the day of play that has followed.
This doesn't duplicate MC-697.
No chests of any kind involved.
No enderchests.
No ender anything.
This bug is not resolved.
There are at least a half dozen bug reports on this issue, going back at least to v1.4.6. All of them have been marked "Duplicate" except
MC-5405, which has been marked "Invalid". The net result is that the moderators keep saying this is a non-issue, when in fact this continues to be a debilitating issue years after it was initially reported. The bug prohibits multiple players from playing on a single computer. It is open and it needs to be fixed.There are at least a half dozen bug reports on this issue, going back at least to v1.4.6. All of them have been marked "Duplicate" except
MC-5405, which has been marked "Invalid". The net result is that the moderators keep saying this is a non-issue, when in fact this continues to be a debilitating issue years after it was initially reported. The bug prohibits multiple players from playing on a single computer. It is open and it needs to be fixed.There are at least a half dozen bug reports on this issue, going back at least to v1.4.6. All of them have been marked "Duplicate" except
MC-5405, which has been marked "Invalid". The net result is that the moderators keep saying this is a non-issue, when in fact this continues to be a debilitating issue years after it was initially reported. The bug prohibits multiple players from playing on a single computer. It is open and it needs to be fixed.There are at least a half dozen bug reports on this issue, going back at least to v1.4.6. All of them have been marked "Duplicate" except
MC-5405, which has been marked "Invalid". The net result is that the moderators keep saying this is a non-issue, when in fact this continues to be a debilitating issue years after it was initially reported. The bug prohibits multiple players from playing on a single computer. It is open and it needs to be fixed.There are at least a half dozen bug reports on this issue, going back at least to v1.4.6. All of them have been marked "Duplicate" except
MC-5405, which has been marked "Invalid". The net result is that the moderators keep saying this is a non-issue, when in fact this continues to be a debilitating issue years after it was initially reported. The bug prohibits multiple players from playing on a single computer. It is open and it needs to be fixed.There are at least a half dozen bug reports on this issue, going back at least to v1.4.6. All of them have been marked "Duplicate" except
MC-5405, which has been marked "Invalid". The net result is that the moderators keep saying this is a non-issue, when in fact this continues to be a debilitating issue years after it was initially reported. The bug prohibits multiple players from playing on a single computer. It is open and it needs to be fixed.This is not a duplicate of MC-697. This bug is not about duplicating items from one player to another; it is about a single instance maintaining two versions of a single player's status, and reverting to an earlier version.