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MC-148167

Pillagers don't ever look away when they are looking at creative mode players

All mobs can randomly look at Creative Mode players. Only for a few seconds, and then they  look away.

However, Pillagers just keep staring at you and never look away.

 

How to test this:

Change gamemode to creative.

Spawn a Pillager

The Pillager keeps staring at the player without ever looking away

Compare that to other mobs such as Creeper, Pig or Villager. They only glance for 1-3 seconds and then look away.

 

See the screenshots: The pillagers aim straight at me while the creepers couldn't care less

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My bug got falsely closed, and I never got an answer from the mod so I reposted this.

This bug only affects Pillagers, and it's not a duplicate

They have done it since they were first introduced in the first 1.14 snapshots.

See @unknown's comment on MC-137470:

As stated by someone else in the comments above, they are not actually targeting you, they simply are looking at you like most mobs do. Pillagers just like holding their weapons out 🙂

PLEASE read the bug description  

 

I'm so tired of reposting this. THIS IS NOT A DUPLICATE

3 more comments
Uriel Salischiker

Yes, mobs are allowed to look at you in creative mode, they just dont get aggresive

While there is a distinction between the two reports, the underlying issue is the same and there's no need for multiple reports.

Yeah if you're wording it that way. This is not about "mobs occassionally looking at me" this is about "Pillagers staring directly at me never looking away" see the video for easy reproduction

I only made the other reports because I didn't get any response and I thought the mods either don't see comments in closed bugs, or just don't care

Kingsley Zhang

If you go very close to them on other illagers they look at you

Jon1337

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Unconfirmed

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