Aggressive neutral mobs become neutral when the world is reloaded
When I punched a piglin by accident, it became hostile so I panicked and logged out and then when I logged in, the piglin was neutral to me even though it was hostile before I logged out. This happens to all aggressive neutral mobs like Wolves, Endermen, Iron golems, Zombie Pigmen, Bees and Piglins.
This problem has been fixed in the java version in 1.16 Pre-release 1 MC-4520.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Mine gold ore/punch them/open a chest in front of Piglins.
- Save and quit the game
- Log back in
Observed Results:
It became neutral.
Expected Results:
Aggressive neutral mobs would continue to be hostile even after l logged.
Created Issue:
upon logging out then relogging,piglins become neutral
when I punched a piglin by accident,it became hostile so I panicked and logged out and then when I logged in,the piglin was neutral to me even though it was hostile before I logged out.same behavior is also applied to zombie pigmen.
how to reproduce:
1.mine gold ore/punch them/open a chest in front of them.
2.save and quit the game
3.log back in
Expected results:
the piglin would continue to be hostile even after l logged
Observed results:
=> it became neutral
when I punched a piglin by accident,it became hostile so I panicked and logged out and then when I logged in,the piglin was neutral to me even though it was hostile before I logged out.same behavior is also applied to zombie pigmen.
howtoreproduce:1.mine gold ore/punch them/open a chest in front of them.
2.save and quit the game
3.log back in
Expected results:
the piglin would continue to be hostile even after l logged
Observed results:
=> it became neutralWhen I punched a piglin by accident, it became hostile so I panicked and logged out and then when I logged in, the piglin was neutral to me even though it was hostile before I logged out. Same behavior is also applied to zombified piglins.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Mine gold ore/punch them/open a chest in front of them.
- Save and quit the game
- Log back in
Observed Results:
It became neutral.Expected Results:
The piglin/zombified piglin would continue to be hostile even after l logged.
upon logging out then relogging,piglins become neutralUpon logging out then relogging, piglins and zombified piglins become neutral
When I punched a piglin by accident, it became hostile so I panicked and logged out and then when I logged in, the piglin was neutral to me even though it was hostile before I logged out. Same behavior is also applied to zombified piglins.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Mine gold ore/punch them/open a chest in front of
them.- Save and quit the game
- Log back in
Observed Results:
It became neutral.Expected Results:
The piglin/zombified piglinwould continue to be hostile even after l logged.When I punched a piglin by accident, it became hostile so I panicked and logged out and then when I logged in, the piglin was neutral to me even though it was hostile before I logged out. This happens to all aggressive neutral mobs like Wolves, Endermen, Iron golems, Zombie Pigmen, Bees and Piglins.
This problem has been fixed in the java version in 1.16 Pre-release 1MC-4520.Steps to Reproduce:
- Mine gold ore/punch them/open a chest in front of Piglins.
- Save and quit the game
- Log back in
Observed Results:
It became neutral.Expected Results:
Aggressive neutral mobs would continue to be hostile even after l logged.
Upon logging out then relogging, piglins and zombified piglins become neutralAggressive neutral mobs become neutral when the world is reloaded
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Won't fix? can't this easily be exploited in piglin bastions for easy loot? e.g. I reached the treasure room,got the loot,and piglins got angry,but I easily used this exploit to calm them down
I guess bedrock bastions are easier. As intended.
Reopened for review.