Minecraft PS4 Edition - How To Cancel Fall Damage
2Every once in a while your gonna accidentally have a bit of a tumble, we all do. Sometimes the height of that tumble might be fatal. From full health, a fall of 24 or more blocks will kill you. Wearing armor with protection & feather falling can increase this dramatically. A full suit of armor with protection IV on every piece plus feather falling IV on the boots can increase the fatal fall point to well past 100 blocks. But ultimately in Minecraft today, the easiest way to deal with that problem is a simple water bucket. Because you only need one block of water to cancel all fall damage regardless of height so if you time it well, you can place down the source block quickly enough to land in the water before hitting the ground & cheat death. But in much older Minecraft those mechanics worked differently as you needed atleast 2 full blocks deep of water to cancel all fall damage, rendering the water bucket trick useless.
But there is another, much less known trick that should work on any version. There's actually 2 ways of going about it. The first and more risky method involves pausing at just the right moment, literally just 1 frame before hitting the ground. It's quite hard to get right but if you do, when you unpause you'll be safely on the ground with no health lost having cheated death. The second and easier, and slightly more time consuming option is to just pause right before hitting the ground, save & exit the world, and then just reload it. You'll have a few frames of invincibility before you can actually take damage so as long as you didn't do it too early, you'll again survive the fall. And the timing of the pause before hitting the ground doesn't have to be quite as spot on as with the first method. Either way if you accidentally fall & know or even think it's going to be a fatal one, all hope doesn't have to be lost.
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