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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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None
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1.4.2.0
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None
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Unconfirmed
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Xbox
When the Ender Dragon is killed by TNT following the death of the last player in The End, the dragon glitched and did not drop any experience.
Configuration:
- Xbox One (original edition), with stock controller, connected to WiFi with "Open" NAT
- Motorolla Surfboard SB5101U cable modem, Comcast/Xfinity cable internet, apartment dwelling
- Buffalo WZR-1750DHPD DD-WRT WiFi router
- Cold boot of Xbox, modem, router
- "Realms 6 Month Subscription: You + 10 Friends" verified via https://account.microsoft.com/billing/orders
- "Canceled subscriptions | Gold – 12 Month" verified via https://account.microsoft.com/services/
- Xbox Live Party Chat active with one or more persons, myself using a stock headset, audio activity cues displayed on-screen
- One or more players in the realm, one player fighting the Ender Dragon
- HDMI video only, no speakers or audio
- Random-seed realm, Survival Mode, Easy difficulty
- No other non-default realm settings
- Several imported old worlds from Minecraft Xbox One Edition\
What Happened:
- One player fighting the Ender Dragon, one player in the overworld
- Ender Dragon health is reduced to ~25% via Power IV + Flame arrows
- Several TNT are placed and ignited on the bedrock-block altar at the center of The End, just as the dragon hovers over it
- Player fighting the dragon is immediately killed by an Enderman
- Upon respawn, same player re-enters The End and notices the following
- The dragon has glitched into one of the obsidian End Crystal pillars, flapping wildly
- The dragon flashes red when hit, but only once, and does not register a hit after that, and does not die or disappear
- The return portal has activated and functions normally, with credits
- The dragon egg case has spawned on the bedrock-block altar
- No experience has been dropped
- Upon re-entering The End a second time, the dragon has disappeared
- duplicates
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MCPE-31765 Ender dragon dies automatically by moving away a lot from the player
- Resolved