MC-264525If you set the universal angry Gamerule to True, even if the player provokes some mob, that mob will not chase you down.
This bug affects all hostile creatures.
Set the Universal Anger setting to True
Even if you hit a mob with a snowball or arrow, the mob will not pursue you.
As you can see with MCPE-43706.
It may seem trivial to look at, but in the case of a raid farm, if you attack the Evoker, the Evoker will not react at all.
It seems to turn off the mob"s "alert" function.
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If you set the universal rage Gamerule to True, even if the player provokes some mob, that mob will not chase you down.
Set the Universal Anger setting to True
Even if you hit a mob with a snowball or arrow, the mob will not pursue you.
It may seem trivial to look at, but in the case of a raid farm, if you attack the Evoker, the Evoker will not react at all.
And I'm not sure, but it doesn't seem like MC-147574 glitch is happening.
If you set the universalrageGamerule to True, even if the player provokes some mob, that mob will not chase you down.If you set the universal angry Gamerule to True, even if the player provokes some mob, that mob will not chase you down.
Set the Universal Anger setting to True
Even if you hit a mob with a snowball or arrow, the mob will not pursue you.
It may seem trivial to look at, but in the case of a raid farm, if you attack the Evoker, the Evoker will not react at all.
And I'm not sure, but it doesn't seem like MC-147574 glitch is happening.
It seems to turn off the mob"s "alert" function.
Set the Universal Anger setting to True
Even if you hit a mob with a snowball or arrow, the mob will not pursue you.
It may seem trivial to look at, but in the case of a raid farm, if you attack the Evoker, the Evoker will not react at all.
And I'm not sure, but it doesn't seem like MC-147574 glitch is happening.
It seems to turn off the mob"s "alert" function.
Set the Universal Anger setting to True
Even if you hit a mob with a snowball or arrow, the mob will not pursue you.
It may seem trivial to look at, but in the case of a raid farm, if you attack the Evoker, the Evoker will not react at all.
It seems to turn off the mob"s "alert" function.
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Set the Universal Anger setting to True
Even if you hit a mob with a snowball or arrow, the mob will not pursue you.
As you can see with
MCPE-43706, that's what was intended.It may seem trivial to look at, but in the case of a raid farm, if you attack the Evoker, the Evoker will not react at all.
It seems to turn off the mob"s "alert" function.
Set the Universal Anger setting to True
Even if you hit a mob with a snowball or arrow, the mob will not pursue you.
As you can see with
MCPE-43706, that's what was intended.It may seem trivial to look at, but in the case of a raid farm, if you attack the Evoker, the Evoker will not react at all.
It seems to turn off the mob"s "alert" function.
Set the Universal Anger setting to True
Even if you hit a mob with a snowball or arrow, the mob will not pursue you.
As you can see with
MCPE-43706, thatIt may seem trivial to look at, but in the case of a raid farm, if you attack the Evoker, the Evoker will not react at all.
It seems to turn off the mob"s "alert" function.
Set the Universal Anger setting to True
Even if you hit a mob with a snowball or arrow, the mob will not pursue you.
As you can see with
MCPE-43706.It may seem trivial to look at, but in the case of a raid farm, if you attack the Evoker, the Evoker will not react at all.
It seems to turn off the mob"s "alert" function.
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Set the Universal Anger setting to True
Even if you hit a mob with a snowball or arrow, the mob will not pursue you.As you can see with
MCPE-43706.It may seem trivial to look at, but in the case of a raid farm, if you attack the Evoker, the Evoker will not react at all.
It seems to turn off the mob"s "alert" function.
This bug affects all hostile creatures.
Set the Universal Anger setting to True
Even if you hit a mob with a snowball or arrow, the mob will not pursue you.
As you can see with
MCPE-43706.It may seem trivial to look at, but in the case of a raid farm, if you attack the Evoker, the Evoker will not react at all.
It seems to turn off the mob"s "alert" function.
However, Wither is equally affected by the Universal Angry Gamerule. Taunt the wither with an arrow from a position where the wither is not aggro. The wither won't be chasing you. So this is a fault with MC-264525.
Viewing the code (from MCP), the suggested issue seems to come from the canUse() method in HurtByTargetGoal. It checks if the last mob to to hit the entity (in your case, an evoker, or pillager) is a player, and if the universalAnger gamerule is enabled. If both are true, the return value is false meaning the entity will not engage any players.
While the check seems purposeful, I will not say it's working as intended. But, the universalAnger gamerule's purpose is primarily to make it so that any nuetral mob that is provoked by a player will become hostile to all players, and not just the one causing the provoking. So, there could be a reason for this check to be in place (I am unsure what that would be).
If this issue is valid, it relates to MC-195278