While possessing a mob you attack a hostile mob every mob nearby becomes hostile to you, including different types of mobs

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While possessing a mob you attack a hostile mob every mob nearby becomes hostile to you, including different types of mobs

kristibektashi opened this issue 2 years ago · 5 comments

kristibektashi commented 2 years ago

For example if you attack a zombie and there is a skeleton nearby the skeleton will attack you too. This also happens if the other mob attacked you first, and this even happens if you are possessing the same type of mob.

This only happens if /gamerule requiem:possessionDetection is set to NORMAL or HARD

ShadeTDW · Answer 1 · 2022-11-07T03:19:48.000Z

I think that's purposeful.

kristibektashi · Answer 2 · 2022-11-12T18:01:02.000Z

We found the game boring when nothing ever attacked you so we changed it. The gamerule is explicitly here for you to revert that change if you want to.

Ok but why does it happen even when the other mob attacked first?

kristibektashi · Answer 3 · 2022-11-12T07:04:33.000Z

I think that's purposeful.

But it makes no sense since they don't do it in vanilla. For example if a skeleton shoots a zombie only the zombie attacks it, nearby mobs will not attack it

Pyrofab · Answer 4 · 2022-11-12T08:05:58.000Z

We found the game boring when nothing ever attacked you so we changed it.
The gamerule is explicitly here for you to revert that change if you want to.

kristibektashi · Answer 5 · 2022-11-23T15:05:20.000Z

We found the game boring when nothing ever attacked you so we changed it. The gamerule is explicitly here for you to revert that change if you want to.

Also what about mobs that naturally attack each other, such as piglins and wither skeletons? I don't this this should happen in that case (e.g. when you attack a piglin as a possessed wither skeletons other wither skeletons around you shouldn't turn on you since these mobs attack each other in vanilla)

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