Do you think the old or the new Minecraft PvP is better? I definitely like the new one more.
In any case, the old…
I don't like the new PVP system at all.
@Halnick
I tolerate your opinion. But why don't you like the new one?
@White cake
Because with the new PVP system I can't consistently beat my opponent! I like to jitter. Jitter = click very fast! Lg
Games no longer find 1.8 but much better
Much more variability and also the ability to fully customize it - also so that it corresponds to the "old".
And let's be honest.
The "new" system is not new, the other is just prehistoric.
@ Yoshi32
The "new" system is not new, the other is just prehistoric.
Yep, 2016 is actually no longer new, but somehow you have to separate one from the other.
What do you think of people who prefer the old PvP system?
@ Mole400
I tolerate your opinion, but why do you find the old one much better?
Combat snapshots make it even better!
@GalaxyLinus
A small criticism of the new combat system, however, is that it is really difficult to hit a player when he is moving quickly. I wish the aiming would be simplified somewhat. E.g. With a larger crosshair.
I think it's good if there are more skills to train than Fastbridgeing and Quick Click.
And click quickly.
Well, you don't really need the fast click in 1.9 PvP. Rather the timing of the blows and the very targeted aiming. Of course, it all depends on the situation and the circumstances. Still, I wonder if there's any way to expand / change the combat system.
Definitely the old one.
The new one is very nice for mobs but I once installed a mod… There was a mob that regenerated as quickly as the cooldown was…
I don't think it's that good against players. Especially for players who are not that good in PvP.
You never really meet fast opponents.
Mojang himself noticed that the new system was a failure. Otherwise they wouldn't work on a new one
It would be enough for me if you could switch between the versions via gamerule then everyone would be satisfied
It would be enough for me if you could switch between the versions via gamerule
Switching between versions would probably not be possible via gamerule because the other version would have to be restarted first. I think it would be cool if you could turn the cooldown on and off via gamerule. This is more or less the case now. The "Attributes" command is added in the Nether Update. There you can increase the generic attack speed, attack damage, knockback etc.
There was a mob that regenerated as quickly as the cooldown was…
Which fashion designer creates a mob that regenerates itself so quickly?
I don't think it's that good against players. Especially for players who are not that good in PvP.
Yes, the new PvP is a lot harder.
You never really meet fast opponents.
And I also criticize the new one. Sometimes it happens that one misses several times. Hopefully this will be improved by replacing the crosshair with a larger target area. Fortunately, Mojang is working on the Combat Snapshots.
Mojang himself noticed that the new system was a failure. Otherwise they wouldn't work on a new one.
You can't say that objectively. For example, I don't find it a failure. Just because a lot of people got upset about it is not a failure per se. Maybe these people's train of thought was just a failure.
So I meant something similar
Well, their thing, but I can't understand why 7 versions are neglected because of such a system.
I have never played a lot of PvP, but I found the innovation good and interesting.
@ Yoshi32
Have you ever played PvP?
Yes of course. Never really appealed to me, but I find the new system more varied.
@ Yoshi32
How many rounds of 1.9 PvP have you played and on which server?
How am I supposed to know that was years ago. Really no idea anymore, a few friends invited me to it, even on their own servers.
Well… Failure is a little exaggerated…
Still, pretty much every server disables the system.
That's why I personally find that it was a small "failure"
I personally would not necessarily find a larger crosshair the solution
Still, pretty much every server disables the system.
That's right, and I think that's a bit of a shame.
That's why I personally find that it was a small "failure"
Seen yes. The new combat system is rather unpopular.
@ Endive04
I personally would not necessarily find a larger crosshair the solution
Well, then it would be easier to hit fast opponents. A small change has been made in one of the Combat Snapshots. Namely, you can meet opponents a short time after they have disappeared from the crosshairs. So, a few milliseconds. This can e.g. Simplify the aiming in very fast fights.
Clear,
But that would be at the expense of the AntiCheats…
Well, let's see what will happen there
Clear,
But that would be at the expense of the AntiCheats…
Some people would certainly hack, but that would already be possible anyway.
