If there’s a weird game mechanic, Etho will capitalise on it
confused_cat
That entity extinguishing feature is actually coming in 1.20
Legundo
The best part is on Bedrock they can be used to put yourself out in the nether, if you're on fire.
foxyflyer
The endermen killing mechanic is useful for enderman farms because it drops xp, so instead of swinging a bunch, you can throw one potion and kill them all at once
lucathompson
Instructions unclear, broke my phone after throwing a water bottle at the subscibe button
thatapollo
The extinguishing the player makes so much sense!!
Liana_Gupta
On both versions, they can also refill the timer (I think it’s both 5 minutes) of an Axolotl or Dolphin suffocating. Can be used in the nether for them but you can also use a snow bucket.
Zerelz
Putting out players on fire, mobs on fire and blocks on fire. Sounds like the perfect item if someone starts to set fire to your base. Lol
Bxu
I think there was a recent change in java which made it so that splash water bottles extinguish a player on fire
shreyjain
Someone needs to tell skizzleman it can be used to kill an enderman
Sephlu
It's amazing how much Mojang hast done for the forgotten Splash water
Bunny_Bill
Me: spending months to get "splash water potion to kill enderman" added in to the game just so I could make a new farm.
Grian: this is normal
RaysWorks
i'm totally going to use these more often, it's gonna be so ridiculous
charlie
Extinguishing mobs (including the player) is such a basic and important thing though! It feels as core functionality of the splash water. We see a lot of parity changes coming to java this patch. Fingers crossed this is one of them.
deldarel
Gotta love that bedrock bug where potion trajectory is off so when you throw up, it ends up on the floor behind you. Imagine trying to save yourself with splash potion of fire res and it doesn't land near you when thrown upward.
nicholasfitzgerald
Something more useless: ✨THE ARROW OF SPLASHING✨
aidaniscoool
Why would you want to hurt a strider?!
bogdand
Thank you for including Bedrock. I'd love to see a handful of Java and Bedrock players do a series of challenges out of their comfort zones, in each other's game. I think there's some real potential for some funny shenanigans.
watchemchick
Finally... us bedrockers have something come to us before java.
whyistherebossmusic
so you could create a working fire alarm that when the player flichs a lever that is in the wall with glass blocking it, it lets a signal out that triggers dispensors repeatably to put the fire out
