History VideoGame / BedWars

''[=BedWars=]'' is a game made by the group [=Easy.gg=] on ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' based on popular ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' mod of the same name. Much like the original ''[=SkyWars=]'', the main game involves multiple teams defending their beds from other teams while destroying other beds to prevent them from respawning, and can use various materials to craft blocks, weapons and armor, and can even purchase upgrades. The last team standing wins the game.

* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Penguins in Season 3 have been introduced for the season. Roaming the lobby reveals that they come from a Mob Spawner. In January 21, 2022, they've started to fight back, hence the Penguin Survival mode.

* FakeBalance: Swords vs Bows. In theory, Swords have better DPS than Bows due to having the benefit of having the least delay in attacks compared to Bows, which need to aim in order to make their mark. In practice, however, the Bows' ''massive'' range essentially nullifies the advantage of the Sword, which not only has somewhat wonky hit detection, but also has a GameBreakingBug that sometimes ''slows'' the sword swinging down for no reason. Even without that, it's typically better to spam arrows in close range unless you're surrounded by multiple enemies. This trope was the main reason why Bows received not one, not two, but ''three'' nerfs. The Dodo bird also helped tipped swords in its favor: You're not going to ever hit a player riding a Dodo, unless you get up close to them in the first place, and Swords are capable of inflicting enough damage to knock the player off the Dodo with the right upgrades. There is a good reason why there wasn't a kit that came with a sword or based their playstyle with it until the release of Freiya, and even then, the frost debuff she can inflict is available via other methods. Later patches have since fixed the wonky hit detection of the swords and improved charge time and reload time, a later nerf reduced the uncharged knockback, forcing bow users to either take their time aiming their bows or buy the more powerful yet expensive Crossbow.

''[=BedWars=]'' is a game made by the group [=Easy.gg=] on ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' based on popular ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' mod ''[=SkyWars=]''. Much like the original ''[=SkyWars=]'', the main game involves multiple teams defending their beds from other teams while destroying other beds to prevent them from respawning, and can use various materials to craft blocks, weapons and armor, and can even purchase upgrades. The last team standing wins the game.

* ObviousRulePatch: It was possible to stack both raven's poison damage and fire damage together, making for a deadly [=2HKO=] combination. Not only both of them no longer stack, but also fire damaged was nerfed as well.

** For some reason, "Travel X Blocks with Telepearls" weekly objective is achievable, the ''daily'' objective for is not because a bug prevents the game from tracking your distance while travelling with telepearls for daily objectives.

* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: Smaller penguins have the ability to fit into smaller tunnels of blocks in Penguin Survival, yet the players cannot due to them being as tall as two blocks.

* FakeBalance: Swords vs Bows. In theory, Swords have better DPS than Bows due to having the benefit of having the least delay in attacks compared to Bows, which need to aim in order to make their mark. In practice, however, the Bows' ''massive'' range essentially nullifies the advantage of the Sword, which not only has somewhat wonky hit detection, but also has a GameBreakingBug that sometimes ''slows'' the sword swinging down for no reason. Even without that, it's typically better to spam arrows in close range unless you're surrounded by multiple enemies. This trope was the main reason why Bows received not one, not two, but ''three'' nerfs. The Dodo bird also helped tipped swords in its favor: You're not going to ever hit a player riding a Dodo, unless you get up close to them in the first place, and Swords are capable of inflicting enough damage to knock the player off the Dodo with the right upgrades. There is a good reason why there wasn't a kit that came with a sword or based their playstyle with it until the release of Freiya, and even then, the frost debuff she can inflict is available via other methods.

** The Builder has the ability to fortify various blocks at the expense of a few iron (unless it's Obsidian, in which case, 2 Emeralds are used instead), making them harder to break through aside from using TNT. A later BalanceBuff made the fortified blocks immune to TNT, making the Builder necessary for defense

** The Builder has the ability to fortify various blocks at the expense of a few iron (unless it's Obsidian, in which case, 2 Emeralds are used instead), making them harder to break through aside from using TNT.

* AntiFrustrationFeatures:
** Should a Telepearl hit the side of a island instead of the top, the player who threw it instead teleports to the top of the island, preventing a death via teleporting to the wrong place. Additionally, should a Telepearl fall into the void, the player will not be teleported into the void, preventing a instant death.
** Ranked Matches often discourage ending a game too early, because players will not gain much RP from doing so. Consequently, losing very early nets you ''no RP loss'', which is significant as since the game sees the player who lost early as a victim of a cheap tactic, they deserve a pat on the back.

** Obsidian is basically a much more durable version of Ceramic Blocks. Too bad they require Emeralds to purchase them, and unless you brought a Farmer and Tier 3 Generator Upgrade, you're unlikely to even purchase it.

* FakeBalance: Swords vs Bows. In theory, Swords have better DPS than Bows due to having the benefit of having the least delay in attacks compared to Bows, which need to aim in order to make their mark. In practice, however, the Bows' ''massive'' range essentially nullifies the advantage of the Sword, which not only has somewhat wonky hit detection, but also has a GameBreakingBug that sometimes ''slows'' the sword swinging down for no reason. Even without that, it's typically better to spam arrows in close range unless you're surrounded by multiple enemies. This trope was the main reason why Bows received not one, not two, but ''three'' nerfs. The Dodo bird also helped tipped swords in its favor: You're not going to ever hit a player riding a Dodo, unless you get up close to them in the first place, and Swords are capable of inflicting enough damage to knock the player off the Dodo with the right upgrades.

** Ziplines are not very stable, as sometimes, they can downright fling the player. Best hope you didn't carry any valuables while riding it!

* TakeThatAudience: One of the titles you can obtain in the first Season Pass are called "Bow Spammer" and "Camper" respectively, a nod on how nigh-infamous bows are for their knockback, and how players tend to fish for kills and probably resources by choosing a spot where they can get easy kills without retaliation.

* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Should a Telepearl hit the side of a island instead of the top, the player who threw it instead teleports to the top of the island, preventing a death via teleporting to the wrong place. Additionally, should a Telepearl fall into the void, the player will not be teleported into the void, preventing a instant death.

* FakeBalance: Swords vs Bows. In theory, Swords have better DPS than Bows due to having the benefit of having the least delay in attacks compared to Bows, which need to aim in order to make their mark. In practice, however, the Bows' ''massive'' range essentially nullifies the advantage of the Sword, which not only has somewhat wonky hit detection, but also has a GameBreakingBug that sometimes ''slows'' the sword swinging down for no reason. Even without that, it's typically better to spam arrows in close range unless you're surrounded by multiple enemies. This trope was the main reason why Bows received not one, not two, but ''three'' nerfs.

** It's possible for the sword swings to be downright delayed for ''absolutely no reason'', resulting in various situations in which another player defeats another one due to this bug.

* PowerUpFood: The Baker can produce various consumables that restore health and temporarily increase speed.

** Ceramic Blocks. Sure, they protect the surrounding area from TNT, but unless you brought Team Generator upgrades, you're unlikely to protect the entire area with a surprisingly high cost.

* FakeBalance: Swords vs Bows. In theory, Swords have better DPS than Bows due to having the benefit of having the least delay in attacks compared to Bows, which need to aim in order to make their mark. In practice, however, the Bows' ''massive'' range essentially nullifies the advantage of the Sword, which not only has somewhat wonky hit detection, but also has a GameBreakingBug that sometimes ''slows'' the sword swinging down for no reason. Even without that, it's typically better to spam arrows in close range unless you're surrounded by multiple enemies. This trope was the main reason why Bows received not one, but two nerfs.

* {{Nerf}}: Due to Crossbows being very overpowered, especially the Archer, they have received various nerfs, such as their damage decreasing alongside the reduced amounts of the damage buff towards ranged weapons, and making both the Crossbow and Tactical Crossbow more expensive, meaning that they can't simply start firing powerful arrows after the second round of Emerald Spawns.

** The Baker has the ability to produce Health Apples and Speed Pies. Health Apples happen to be the only source of healing in the game, and Speed Pies can be used to either perform a quick getaway or reaching an objective fast.

* PowerUpFood: The baker can produce various consumables that restore health and temporarily increase speed.