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Many times I'll attempt to shoot a mob (such as the Enderdragon), and as soon as I've drawn back my bow the mob adopts a radically different pattern of movement, as if it's actively trying to dodge my shots.
Is this in my head or do mobs act different when you're aiming at them?
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Many times I'll attempt to shoot a mob (such as the Enderdragon), and as soon as I've drawn back my bow the mob adopts a radically different pattern of movement, as if it's actively trying to dodge my shots.
Is this in my head or do mobs act different when you're aiming at them?
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Well creepers, skeletons, zombies and spiders sure don't. They almost always run at you in a straight line, sometimes a little diagonally to avoid obstacles.
– Sadly Not
Apr 9 '13 at 22:19
@SadlyNot Ah, I forgot to mention that in almost every case, the mob I'm aiming at has not noticed me (and so isn't charging at me).
– John the Green
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Many times I'll attempt to shoot a mob (such as the Enderdragon), and as soon as I've drawn back my bow the mob adopts a radically different pattern of movement, as if it's actively trying to dodge my shots.
Is this in my head or do mobs act different when you're aiming at them?
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Many times I'll attempt to shoot a mob (such as the Enderdragon), and as soon as I've drawn back my bow the mob adopts a radically different pattern of movement, as if it's actively trying to dodge my shots.
Is this in my head or do mobs act different when you're aiming at them?
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Well creepers, skeletons, zombies and spiders sure don't. They almost always run at you in a straight line, sometimes a little diagonally to avoid obstacles.
– Sadly Not
Apr 9 '13 at 22:19
@SadlyNot Ah, I forgot to mention that in almost every case, the mob I'm aiming at has not noticed me (and so isn't charging at me).
– John the Green
Apr 15 '13 at 20:47
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Well creepers, skeletons, zombies and spiders sure don't. They almost always run at you in a straight line, sometimes a little diagonally to avoid obstacles.
– Sadly Not
Apr 9 '13 at 22:19
@SadlyNot Ah, I forgot to mention that in almost every case, the mob I'm aiming at has not noticed me (and so isn't charging at me).
– John the Green
Apr 15 '13 at 20:47
Well creepers, skeletons, zombies and spiders sure don't. They almost always run at you in a straight line, sometimes a little diagonally to avoid obstacles.
– Sadly Not
Apr 9 '13 at 22:19
Well creepers, skeletons, zombies and spiders sure don't. They almost always run at you in a straight line, sometimes a little diagonally to avoid obstacles.
– Sadly Not
Apr 9 '13 at 22:19
@SadlyNot Ah, I forgot to mention that in almost every case, the mob I'm aiming at has not noticed me (and so isn't charging at me).
– John the Green
Apr 15 '13 at 20:47
@SadlyNot Ah, I forgot to mention that in almost every case, the mob I'm aiming at has not noticed me (and so isn't charging at me).
– John the Green
Apr 15 '13 at 20:47
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I believe the Enderdragon will attempt to dodge arrows. Also, Endermen cannot be shot by arrows because they teleport right before being hit. I believe the other mobs moving when an arrow is pointed at them is either coincidental or a small glitch.
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Skeletons and creepers strafe (to the right; the player's left) when they're close to you. It does make them harder to aim at, but it's not in reaction to anything you're doing, just their normal behaviour.
– SevenSidedDie
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I have studied the Minecraft code lots, and by nature the Endermen are programmed to dodge arrows.
Best of luck,
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It's been a while since I battled the ender dragon, but back when I did, I would hold the bow drawn for a long time, until he was right in front of me. Shoot, then he'd peel off, and try to escape my next shot. That's probably a 1.2 story.
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Hitting the Ender dragon makes it change direction.
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Ender Dragons are one of the two boss mobs implemented into Minecraft, and it's designed to have more complicated AI. That means it probably can dodge arrows, but the only way to confirm this is to hack the game. Regular mobs such as zombies and skeletons certainly don't dodge arrows, the only exception to this is Endermen, which teleport away from any projectiles, including splash potions, thrown at them.
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No, the mobs won't act differently but when fired at an enderman the enderman will teleport away right before the arrow hits. The Ender dragon will not try to dodge arrows if he is coming to attack you so that is usually the best way to kill it if you have an enchanted bow. None aggressive mobs will look at you though if you aim a bow at them almost pleadingly not to shoot them. It's actually very sad.
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Passive mobs will look at you for a few seconds when you look at them, bow or no bow.
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I believe the Enderdragon will attempt to dodge arrows. Also, Endermen cannot be shot by arrows because they teleport right before being hit. I believe the other mobs moving when an arrow is pointed at them is either coincidental or a small glitch.
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Skeletons and creepers strafe (to the right; the player's left) when they're close to you. It does make them harder to aim at, but it's not in reaction to anything you're doing, just their normal behaviour.
– SevenSidedDie
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I believe the Enderdragon will attempt to dodge arrows. Also, Endermen cannot be shot by arrows because they teleport right before being hit. I believe the other mobs moving when an arrow is pointed at them is either coincidental or a small glitch.
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Skeletons and creepers strafe (to the right; the player's left) when they're close to you. It does make them harder to aim at, but it's not in reaction to anything you're doing, just their normal behaviour.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 9 '13 at 22:54
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I believe the Enderdragon will attempt to dodge arrows. Also, Endermen cannot be shot by arrows because they teleport right before being hit. I believe the other mobs moving when an arrow is pointed at them is either coincidental or a small glitch.
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I believe the Enderdragon will attempt to dodge arrows. Also, Endermen cannot be shot by arrows because they teleport right before being hit. I believe the other mobs moving when an arrow is pointed at them is either coincidental or a small glitch.
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Skeletons and creepers strafe (to the right; the player's left) when they're close to you. It does make them harder to aim at, but it's not in reaction to anything you're doing, just their normal behaviour.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 9 '13 at 22:54
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Skeletons and creepers strafe (to the right; the player's left) when they're close to you. It does make them harder to aim at, but it's not in reaction to anything you're doing, just their normal behaviour.
– SevenSidedDie
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Skeletons and creepers strafe (to the right; the player's left) when they're close to you. It does make them harder to aim at, but it's not in reaction to anything you're doing, just their normal behaviour.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 9 '13 at 22:54
Skeletons and creepers strafe (to the right; the player's left) when they're close to you. It does make them harder to aim at, but it's not in reaction to anything you're doing, just their normal behaviour.
– SevenSidedDie
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I have studied the Minecraft code lots, and by nature the Endermen are programmed to dodge arrows.
Best of luck,
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I have studied the Minecraft code lots, and by nature the Endermen are programmed to dodge arrows.
Best of luck,
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Best of luck,
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It's been a while since I battled the ender dragon, but back when I did, I would hold the bow drawn for a long time, until he was right in front of me. Shoot, then he'd peel off, and try to escape my next shot. That's probably a 1.2 story.
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Hitting the Ender dragon makes it change direction.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 11 '13 at 4:16
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It's been a while since I battled the ender dragon, but back when I did, I would hold the bow drawn for a long time, until he was right in front of me. Shoot, then he'd peel off, and try to escape my next shot. That's probably a 1.2 story.
answered Apr 10 '13 at 23:02
JohnJohn
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Hitting the Ender dragon makes it change direction.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 11 '13 at 4:16
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It's been a while since I battled the ender dragon, but back when I did, I would hold the bow drawn for a long time, until he was right in front of me. Shoot, then he'd peel off, and try to escape my next shot. That's probably a 1.2 story.
answered Apr 10 '13 at 23:02
JohnJohn
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It's been a while since I battled the ender dragon, but back when I did, I would hold the bow drawn for a long time, until he was right in front of me. Shoot, then he'd peel off, and try to escape my next shot. That's probably a 1.2 story.
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Hitting the Ender dragon makes it change direction.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 11 '13 at 4:16
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Hitting the Ender dragon makes it change direction.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 11 '13 at 4:16
Hitting the Ender dragon makes it change direction.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 11 '13 at 4:16
Hitting the Ender dragon makes it change direction.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 11 '13 at 4:16
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Ender Dragons are one of the two boss mobs implemented into Minecraft, and it's designed to have more complicated AI. That means it probably can dodge arrows, but the only way to confirm this is to hack the game. Regular mobs such as zombies and skeletons certainly don't dodge arrows, the only exception to this is Endermen, which teleport away from any projectiles, including splash potions, thrown at them.
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Ender Dragons are one of the two boss mobs implemented into Minecraft, and it's designed to have more complicated AI. That means it probably can dodge arrows, but the only way to confirm this is to hack the game. Regular mobs such as zombies and skeletons certainly don't dodge arrows, the only exception to this is Endermen, which teleport away from any projectiles, including splash potions, thrown at them.
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Ender Dragons are one of the two boss mobs implemented into Minecraft, and it's designed to have more complicated AI. That means it probably can dodge arrows, but the only way to confirm this is to hack the game. Regular mobs such as zombies and skeletons certainly don't dodge arrows, the only exception to this is Endermen, which teleport away from any projectiles, including splash potions, thrown at them.
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Ender Dragons are one of the two boss mobs implemented into Minecraft, and it's designed to have more complicated AI. That means it probably can dodge arrows, but the only way to confirm this is to hack the game. Regular mobs such as zombies and skeletons certainly don't dodge arrows, the only exception to this is Endermen, which teleport away from any projectiles, including splash potions, thrown at them.
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No, the mobs won't act differently but when fired at an enderman the enderman will teleport away right before the arrow hits. The Ender dragon will not try to dodge arrows if he is coming to attack you so that is usually the best way to kill it if you have an enchanted bow. None aggressive mobs will look at you though if you aim a bow at them almost pleadingly not to shoot them. It's actually very sad.
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Passive mobs will look at you for a few seconds when you look at them, bow or no bow.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 10 '13 at 20:47
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No, the mobs won't act differently but when fired at an enderman the enderman will teleport away right before the arrow hits. The Ender dragon will not try to dodge arrows if he is coming to attack you so that is usually the best way to kill it if you have an enchanted bow. None aggressive mobs will look at you though if you aim a bow at them almost pleadingly not to shoot them. It's actually very sad.
edited 1 hour ago
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Passive mobs will look at you for a few seconds when you look at them, bow or no bow.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 10 '13 at 20:47
add a comment |
No, the mobs won't act differently but when fired at an enderman the enderman will teleport away right before the arrow hits. The Ender dragon will not try to dodge arrows if he is coming to attack you so that is usually the best way to kill it if you have an enchanted bow. None aggressive mobs will look at you though if you aim a bow at them almost pleadingly not to shoot them. It's actually very sad.
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No, the mobs won't act differently but when fired at an enderman the enderman will teleport away right before the arrow hits. The Ender dragon will not try to dodge arrows if he is coming to attack you so that is usually the best way to kill it if you have an enchanted bow. None aggressive mobs will look at you though if you aim a bow at them almost pleadingly not to shoot them. It's actually very sad.
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Passive mobs will look at you for a few seconds when you look at them, bow or no bow.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 10 '13 at 20:47
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Passive mobs will look at you for a few seconds when you look at them, bow or no bow.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 10 '13 at 20:47
Passive mobs will look at you for a few seconds when you look at them, bow or no bow.
– SevenSidedDie
Apr 10 '13 at 20:47
Passive mobs will look at you for a few seconds when you look at them, bow or no bow.
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Well creepers, skeletons, zombies and spiders sure don't. They almost always run at you in a straight line, sometimes a little diagonally to avoid obstacles.
– Sadly Not
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@SadlyNot Ah, I forgot to mention that in almost every case, the mob I'm aiming at has not noticed me (and so isn't charging at me).
– John the Green
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