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#1: Bedrock's scripting API is less powerful than Java data packs. Also forge and fabric exist.
#2: ^
#3: Education, not bedrock
#4: Java has ten times as many chat settings
#5: Minuscule interactions do not a feature make
#6: ^
#7: ^
#8: There is literally no difference
#10: Java is cross-platform between mac and windows (NOT just win10)
#11: Third-party integration is not a game feature
#12: ^
#13: ^
#14: Command blocks are irrelevant compared to data packs
#15: ^
#16: Hahaha
#17: ^
#18: Java can create custom potions with literally any combination of effects
#19: ^
#20: Zips are equally as easy to use
#21: ^
#22: ^
#23: Only Java can customize skin layers during gameplay
#24: Inaccessible by ordinary players, purchase only
#25: Java has a significantly better introduction system for new players
#26: I grant that this is a good Bedrock feature
#27: Java has /defaultgamemode...?
#28: Minuscule convenience does not a future make
#29: ^
#30: Only Java can have partially transparent skin layers
#31: Equally as convenient as skin PNG files
#32: What does this even accomplish?
#33: ^
#34: ^
#35: Java can change armor stand pose to literally anything with a simple command
#36: Glorified mod, not a feature
#37: Both of these are in vanilla Java
#38: No one in their right mind uses this, in fact it's bugged in the current version
#39: Good animation, not a feature though
#40: Hahaha
#41: Only Java can add TTFs to make your font whatever you want
#42: The client should be free to choose
#43: Good feature
#44: Not a feature, a distribution technique
#45: Duplicate of #26
#46: Agreed, this is a good feature
#47: ^