25 Bugs that STILL need to be fixed in Minecraft 1.14

Howdy guys! Today, I’m showing you 25 bugs that still exist in Minecraft 1.14 as of the prereleases. These things still need to be fixed. Number one: Minecarts exiting slow water onto rails has extra momentum. The speed of the cart in water doesn’t match the speed it has on rails.

You’re gonna see this minecart go through three different shifts in momentum. One, right off the powered rail, moves fairly quickly, it will hit the water, slow down extremely slowly, and will make its way through our little water obstacle course, where you’ll see it touch the rail,

On which the moment it touches the rails, it picks up a little bit of extra momentum, and then slows to a halt near the end of the rails here. As you can see, it’s moving along at a speed, and then all of a sudden, it gets a very slight

Push forward speed-wise. It does stop, but it is a bug. Number two: Minecarts change direction on and off rails. As you can see here, we’ve got a sticky piston pushing and pulling a rail from up and underneath this minecart. And when it does that, what you’ll notice here

Is that the minecart will change direction. It’s been a bug that’s been in the game for a while, but it’s still not been fixed as of 1.14. Number three: When thrown, the line and rod on the fishing rod do not collect. Connect, I mean. See, if you look up in the

Sky here, you can see that the line from the fishing rod is not actually touching the fishing rod itself. It’s slightly above it. If you look at it in F5 mode, it appears to be fine, but in F1, they’re not connected. Or collected. Number four: End streams of lava and water

Don’t make cobblestone. Normally, when you’ve got water and lava touching on one of their adjacent edges, cobblestone will form. Even placing a source block right next to the edge of this lava produces some extremely interesting results, yet none of them yield cobblestone. Stand in the middle of them, though, and listen to some

Awesome sound effects. [strange sizzling noise] Oh yeah. Sizzle, baby! Number five: Minecarts glitch into blocks at the end of slopes. See ya later, buddy. Nice and glitched, right through the other side. Experience greatness! [giggle] That’s me. Live in Los Angeles. This weekend, I wanna see you in person at Minefaire, the biggest

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Try and mess with it on the way back, well, you’ll see that the lever will, in fact, break off of the piston. Now, I’m not entirely sure if this is every direction, it would appear as though it’s only when placed on the backside. And only,

Oddly enough, when retracting. What if we started out as retracted, and then- yep! Every time the piston head comes back in, your lever will break. Number seven: Particles don’t render in front of transparent things like water and see through blocks, making them look weird. Got some smoke right here, it’s beautiful,

It won’t be nearly once we sit in front of these blocks. As you can see, the rendering looks a little bit odd with the slime blocks. Portions of the slime block and portions of the transparent blocks are actually appearing in front of the smoke, even though the smoke is way out

In front of all these things. Same with the water. Very interesting. This is a glitch that’s been around for a very long time, with clouds and other transparent blocks. I wonder if it’ll ever get fixed. Number eight: you can trade with a dead villager. See this guy

Right here? We’ve trapped him for our own, nefarious purposes. He has shepherd trades and this and that new trading system, right. But so long as we step on this and trade him before it kills our poor villager friend, listen: [villager death] He’s dead. We still have this trading interface open.

Let’s try doing the trades with the dead villager as well. So, he’s now… dead. Can we still get trades in? We can! We can level up the dead villager and we can get more trades and everything. Fantastic! Good trad- uh, oh.

Number nine: If a block is in your off hand slot, you can’t place it on fences. Allow me to explain: Obsidian. Right now, you can very much place on top of this fence. On the off hand, you can not place. Also, ice bucket challenge. Number ten: Cocoa beans

Have different numbers of pixels on their sides than on their tops and bottoms. [indistinguishable] We see one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight pixels on that side, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight pixels on that side, if

We were to step on top here, what we would see instead is one, two, three, four, five, six, seven pixels on top. And, if we were to look below, we would see one, two, three, four, five, six, seven pixels on the bottom. You can even make out, right there, where the pixels

Aren’t aligned. Yo, my OCD’s going crazy! Number eleven: Gravel dropped on torches can never give flint. Normally, when you break gravel with your hand, there’s an 8% chance you’ll get flint; that rises in value if you have a fortune shovel. But, see here, you will never get not one single piece of flint

By letting it break on torches. So, keep that in mind if you’re ever trying to get yourself some flint. If you are trying to get some, I have a whole bunch of gravel to sell you. Number twelve: The compass and clock in the crafting book are functional,

Meaning crafting them is useless. This is also true in a crafting table. As you can see right here, when we have a crafting table up and we click on the guidebook, you can see this compass right here on the top left is pointing home!

And when we use the search feature to search for the clock, we will get an accurate reading of the time just based on the image there. It’s a nice feature, but I assume it’s broken, so it sounds like a bug. Why else would that work, right? Number thirteen:

Enchanted tridents don’t appear to be in creative mode, [stuttering] Oh. Right. This is the confusing one. I was told about this one. So, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen all involve trident glitches. Namely, enchanted tridents don’t appear to be enchanted. As you can see here, this trident is enchanted with Riptide III,

Yet no glow attached to it. Number fourteen: In creative mode, you can’t break blocks with a trident, even though you can with a bow. This is a little odd. It works similar to the sword. You can’t break blocks with the trident,

Just like you can’t break them in creative mode with a sword, however you could break them with an axe, and you can break them with a bow. Number fifteen: Using a riptide trident while holding an item in your offhand slot creates a visual glitch with the offhand item. We got some grass here.

And look what happens the moment we riptide upwards. The grass block covers, like, half the screen. That’ll work for any item across the board. You can even grab a sign here, with that in our offhand, let’s see what that looks like. It’s very interesting glitch. Number sixteen: Tridents cannot use riptide when standing

In a full cauldron, even though the player is technically in water. We’re in our cauldron, no riptide use. Number seventeen: Torches can’t be placed on iron bars or on panes. Normally, you would be able to place torches on top of these things. Currently, you cannot. Number eighteen:

Thrown items can break turtle eggs. We’ve got a few to test here, and eggs break turtle eggs, it appears. so can snowballs break turtle eggs? No. Can a trident break turtle eggs? Mmm, it would appear as though not just yet. How about a bow. Okay, none of

These. Alright, how about a splash potion? Interesting. Wait, do I actually just throw it? Do I actually just throw items on top? Is that- Oh, gosh! The snowball- Oh, the eggs! Well, we learned a valuable lesson here today. Eggshells can survive direct throws from tridents, but

Cannot survive snowballs going on top of them. Or, apparently, Logdotzip going on top of them either. Sorry about that. If you’re enjoying today’s video, my friends, make sure you drop a like on it, and hey, thanks for subscribe. Number nineteen: The lecturn item extends out of the slot border.

Look at this. You can see, if you zoom in real close there, the magic of editing, you can see that the top of the lecturn is actually above the slot bar item, er, border… whatever you call it. One of the few that does not fit within. Very interesting. You can see it even

Better on the hotbar down here. If we zoom in on the hotbar, you’ll note that it is covering part of the border. Number twenty: Plantables can’t be eaten when looking at blocks. Interesting. Here’s me, eating a potato without looking at any block. Here’s me trying to while looking at a cactus.

It doesn’t work. However, if we were to hold right click and then look away, then we start eating instantly. Number twenty-one: You can place blocks on an empty cauldron without sneaking, but not a full cauldron. So, we’re not sneaking right now, and I’m gonna place

Sand right on top of this, and it works instantly. Trying to do it on this guy does not work. You must sneak in order to place it. Number twenty-two, probably my favorite: Villagers shoot up floating water- flowing water, really, really fast. Which is special. Woah! You sure do, don’t you? Oh my goodness.

Oh wow, I’m gonna have so much fun with this right now, can we just stop with this? Number twenty-three: You can’t exit while spectating a Shulker. So check this out: We summoned a new Shulker, we’re gonna become him, and now, I cannot actually leave

Him. I’m trying to escape from him, it does not work. What we could probably do is kill @e, so we type this in, okay, we were able to escape. Number twenty-four: This specific setup will momentarily duplicate the rail involved, but the rail is a ghost block. So, as you can see,

We have ourselves a little contraption here, that I kinda messed up, see, you have to do this very quickly, look: Oh! It’s a little finicky with the timing. A little finicky, but we’re gonna get this right. Just did it a second ago, so y’all just- see, there we go, ghost block!

Hangin’ out! Interesting. The moment you attempt to break it in Survival mode, though, you’ll realize it is a fake. However, we did end up duplicating rail- rails, so- this is also a glitch for that reason. Our final glitch takes place in the End. Hopefully we can make it

Over to the start before the dragon gets us. Oh, he appears to be vanquished. Well, here is the final glitch, regardless. Ender Dragon is able to break endstone bricks. Endstone bricks are made of endstone so they shouldn’t be able to be broken by the Ender Dragon.

As you can see, we get a glimpse of that right now. Oh, he’s having fun! What the heck is he doing? He’s, like, break dancing or something. Come here, buddy! Oh, the circle’s getting wider and wider. Is that what we’re watching right here? He is just- woah! Hello!

So that’s all 25, my friend. Let me know in the comments section below if you want to see us cover even more Minecraft glitches! And like and subscribe.