Practice New practice mode!

[_Blowody]

Minecraft username:

Blowody​

Suggestion:

New practice mode!​

Detailed description:

I want to suggest adding two new practice features that focus on movement and skill training. These are Bridge Duo / Practice Bridge Mode and Parkour Practice Mode.

Bridge Duo / Practice Bridge Mode:
This mode lets players practice different types of bridging in both solo and duo formats. Players spawn on two floating platforms and their goal is to bridge to the other side or complete a set bridging task.
The mode can offer options like normal bridging, speed bridging, god bridging, diagonal bridging, and jump-based bridging styles. Players can also choose time challenges and team vs team races.

There should be simple settings like block limit, height limit, timer, auto-reset, and different map styles. This helps both new and advanced players practice the exact type of bridging they want.

Parkour Practice Mode:
This mode lets players practice movement and jumps. It can have easy, medium, hard, and extreme levels. Each map should include checkpoints, a timer, and a fast restart button.
Players can practice different jump types such as neo jumps, ladder jumps, momentum jumps, slime jumps, ice jumps, trapdoor jumps, and long jumps like 4-block or 5-block.

There can also be a racing mode so players can race each other in live parkour runs.

Both modes can be improved with stats, leaderboards, daily challenges, party mode, and ghost replays.​

Reason(s):

These two modes will make the Practice Gamemode feel complete and more useful. Bridging is an important skill for Bedwars and Skywars, but players rarely get a safe place to practice it. A focused bridge practice mode helps players improve speed and consistency without pressure.

Parkour is also one of the most played movement activities in Minecraft. It keeps players active for a long time because it never gets boring. Many players warm up with parkour before playing PvP, so this feature fits naturally in Practice.

Both modes increase playtime, help players improve, and give new players a reason to stay on the server longer. They also make the server look modern and skill-based, something many players want.​

Example(s):

Many big servers use bridge practice and parkour practice to increase player activity.

Players enjoy time-based challenges and movement training because it helps them in real PvP games.

Parkour events and bridge races are very popular among parties and friend groups.


These modes are proven to increase playtime and player retention on practice servers.​