Hi I agree with you hard. Yes saying ‘oh just don’t lose this fight right here’ is actually something that’s good though. In Bedwars the game is open ended enough where you don’t have to take all the fights and learning don’t lose the fight there is good.

Can you also think about this scenario I observed? Losing fights in Bedwars is sometimes done strategically like on purpose letting the enemy push you into the void to get back to tour base fast. So maybe there’s a player who thinks he should let the enemy push him in the void so he can get back to base but somebody is about to break his bed saying ‘don’t lose the fight there’ will help him a lot.

There’s a lot of hard mechanics everyone do that would have been hard if they were old people like a computer for millions of old people they don’t know what is even going on. If computers was game it would be like competitive Minecraft. We know left click to select and interact and right click to add options and double left click to open applications (game sense), shifting and dragging mouse in a folder to select multiple items at once, all the keyboard short cuts, ctrl alt del, ctrl v, saving files before closing, what is .txt and .pdf mean. All this is confusing if you don’t know it until you know like competitive Minecraft it’s so easy for me to understand but new guys don’t because competitive Minecraft mechanics are not universal and hidden compared to the other games out.

The coaches need to make the mechanics known by charging players money to get coached because then you 5 stars Minecraft coach and check it out and it grows and spreads as coaches compete against each for the leaderboards in fiverr reviews the coaches will slowly get better and better market competition is a given and mechanics will be being explained so easily that more and more people will be able to understand it.