Summary: In Minecraft, the mechanics of block placement vary between crops and other types of blocks, including chorus flowers. While holding down the place block button, players can continuously place crops like wheat or carrots, even if an obstruction temporarily interrupts the placement process. However, this is not the case with chorus flowers or regular blocks. If the placement of a chorus flower is interrupted, the ability to place more chorus flowers is disabled until the place block button is released and pressed again.

Issue: Chorus flowers, although grown and consumed similarly to other crops, do not share the same continuous placement mechanic. This inconsistency requires players to repeatedly press the place block button for each individual flower, leading to inefficiency and a less user-friendly farming experience. The inability to farm chorus flowers without the use of an auto-clicker presents a significant disadvantage compared to the farming of other crops, which benefits from the continuous placement feature, thus creating an inconsistent cross-platform experience.

Suggestion: Given that chorus flowers are an integral part of the End dimension’s ecosystem and are used similarly to other crops, it would be beneficial for gameplay consistency and farming efficiency to align their placement mechanics with those of other crops. Allowing continuous placement for chorus flowers would enhance the player experience and streamline the farming process within the game.

Impact: The current placement mechanic for chorus flowers hinders effective farming and could discourage players from engaging with this aspect of the game. Addressing this issue would not only improve the quality of life for players but also maintain the integrity of Minecraft’s intuitive and player-friendly design principles.