OK so when you type in game chat /timestamp it will show the exact time of where you currently are in the replay instead of just jump to end and jump to beginning
Example: let’s say something cool happened in a game, it can be pretty irritating to try and find that part of the game by going forwards and backwards to try and get that part
Better example: if u stream and want to show ur chat that part of the replay, u could type /timestamp to get the timestamp, save it on a notepad or somewhere, and then u can just skip to that current time instead of doing the hassle of skipping forwards to find that part
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You could just use the timer in the top right;/
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Whilst yes but I feel that the hive would have a younger player base as a lot of young people play minecraft who wouldn’t know that they could do that and would struggle to remember that, they could also make it so that when u go into the replay it reminds you in chat that /timestamp exists to get the time ur at
Also when skipping to a specific time in replay, it asks you to write how many minutes and seconds have passed, not how many minutes and seconds are missing like the game timer says
You could do the math but by the time you have the time to skip it to, the replay already reached to that part by itself lol
This can also help speed runners know their time