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Bug
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Resolution: Invalid
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None
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1.16.101 Hotfix
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None
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Unconfirmed
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Windows
While in the Nether fighting Blazes for Blaze Rods, I noted that sometimes when a Blaze fires a Fireball and it misses you, that instead of acting like a projectile, it gains some mob attributes temporarily, and either move at walking speed in a random direction, or remain stationary. It can also be pushed around by other mobs and even noticed as it is despawning by them.
Videos uploaded to Mediafire to show this:
- https://www.mediafire.com/file/6ttr4tkap2ku3rr/Minecraft_2020-11-25_21-20-30.mp4/file
- https://www.mediafire.com/file/21s9vb4nghahqtq/Minecraft_2020-11-25_21-00-23.mp4/file
Steps to Reproduce:
- Goto a Nether Fortress and fight some blazes.
- Strafe around to avoid being hit and kill the blazes.
Observed Results:
In rare instances when the projectile (Blaze Fireball) misses the player, it acts as a mob to an extent for a short duration before disappearing instead of acting like a projectile and setting the ground on fire upon hitting it.
Expected Results:
The Projectile (Blaze Fireball) fired from a Blaze should dissipate if it hits a wall or ceiling, or sets the ground on fire upon hitting it.
- is cloned by
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MCPE-129070 Blaze Fireballs Fired Backwards at Slower Speed and treated as a Mob when Present
- Reopened