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Everything else in the game works fine. This is only an issue with the hive. I found another hive in a different chunk and it behaved as expected so I got a full skep that way, but when I go back to the "stuck" hive it now says 6 days until swarm - and this 6 months after I set it up to populate the skep. I'm not bothered by it, but I did want to raise it as something that is not quite working correctly. I am playing single player local.

Version 1.14.2 stable, normal survival mode. I found a bee hive with poor population high up in a birch tree. I built a platform right next to it, populated it with 6 flowers and an empty skep. The bee population went from poor to large when I checked it after a few days. It said "bees will swarm in approximately 9 days". I came back after 9 days only to find a still empty skep. The hive now indicates "bees with swarm in approximately 10 days." I have checked it every day and it always says they will swarm in 10 days. I just moved the skep from about 4 blocks away to literally right next to the hive. I will check it again in an in-game day or two, but I was wondering if bees not swarming or counting down to swarm is a known thing - intended or otherwise. Thanks!

I just wanted to add something else... I think I know what happened. In both instances of this happening I was near a mountainous area. I am pretty sure a landslide or maybe multiple landslides happened and my computer was trying to sort that all out, and that's why it couldn't update what was happening with me in a timely manner. I remember hearing the sound of a landslide in the background as I chopped the tree right before it broke. So there it is. Thanks

Thanks, I will. I waited about an hour, then opened the world and it worked fine, so I'm guessing your diagnosis is a good one. I'll look for other bug reports that mention something similar. So to sum up, it looks like it was a one-off (or two-off actually) kind of problem. My computer was probably doing something in the background that hosed the game. I just wanted to throw this out there in case others had experienced something similar. Thanks again!

I've played multiple worlds, some over 100 hours (I like this game...) all in survival. I've tweaked the settings each time to try something new. In the world that has this bug, I added the sideways gravity (like in hardcore survival) and made the world smaller. Otherwise it is the same as other worlds I've played successfully. The first time this happened I was chopping a birch tree. When it broke, nothing fell - the blocks just all disappeared. I could no longer pick up anything, and any block I would try to break would just disappear. I couldn't eat (it would just chomp endlessly) When I exited and reloaded the game I went back a little and time andI was standing in front of the unchopped tree, but the same thing was happening because I chopped the tree and it just disappeared. I exited then ran it in repair mode, exited, then reloaded with the same problem presenting. I exited the game entirely, restarted and loaded the world, and the same problem. So, I created a new world with the same seed and settings. It worked for about 90 minutes. Then I was digging up some dirt with a shovel, when all of a sudden the dirt just stayed on the ground and wouldn't enter my inventory. Any new blocks I would dig would just disappear - basically the same situation as before. I am playing the 13.4 stable. Any thoughts?

No, no mods. But good news! I think I figured it out. After I posted I went into my task manager and saw that my CPU was at 60% utilization due to some background program being stuck in trying to check for an update. This was also negatively affecting my HDD because it was somehow interacting with my anti-virus software. Long story short, I rebooted my machine, waited for all of the updates to install and when the CPU and HDD finally settled down, I opened VS. I was able to sleep with no issues, and the little time glitches seem to have been taken care of as well. I will be sure to check that my antivirus isn't operating in the background when I play from now on. Even though this wasn't a problem with VS, I think this info might potentially be useful for diagnosing other people's issues. The game needed more CPU than my machine was ready to give it. Case closed (I think). Thanks for the quick response. I'll keep an eye out for strange behavior and let you know if it is more than this. Cheers!

The server-main file says "17.10.2020 21:28:18 [Warning] Server overloaded. A tick took 919ms to complete." see attached. So this is obviously the problem. What could have happened between playing the one successful play through and the repeated server overloads I'm experiencing now? I haven't changed anything on my computer... server-main.txt

I have played over 100 hours, glitch free in a single-player survival world. I recently started a new world, and have been having issues I never experienced in my first world. Namely, every time I try to sleep now, my eyes close, it goes dark, the music starts, and then it just seems to get stuck. If I press space to wake up, I can look at the sky and see the sun racing across the sky as time passes super fast. I usually save and exit the game so as not to lose too many days. Food goes bad, etc so the time is actually passing. I thought that maybe it was the old bed I found so I tried sleeping on the mat once instead. I had the same issue. I notice that when it gets stuck the message "host not responding, error crash or overload" appears... Also, in regular game play, I am having lots of "time glitches" where I dig a block for example, then all of a sudden I pop backward and the block reappears - like I went back in time one second. Sometimes it happens frequently when running across terrain. Because I had NO ISSUES with my first world, I am really noticing all the little things (and the big sleeping thing) this go round. Since this is my first bug report, I have no idea what, if anything, I need to attach to help solve this issue. Thanks! p.s. This is a great game. Good work.