Bows Are OP In Minecraft 1.20 

Yeah, mumbo jumbo made a cannon too

The subject of arrow determination wasn't mentioned either. Meaning, what arrow is used if you have different types of arrows in your inventory? In Java, you can use your offhand. Otherwise, it's inventory for Bedrock or when your offhand is not used in Java - hotbar (left to right) and then main inventory (left to right, and top to bottom).

Docm77 build one that one-shot the warden and broke undamaged netherite armor.

Scar is using this fact to great effect.

​@@VagueCastle649 yes he is, I love how he calls it, "the power of the HotGuy is... Vilocitaay!" like it's the name of his super-power!

Lol

I keep my seven star firework loaded triple shot in a pic frame on the entrance to my village - to greet them raiders (I suggest we refer to it as "the rocket launcher" for short|).

@@smeeAndyEN nice

@@smeeAndyEN ok

​@@smeeAndyEN "I use a crossbow for home defence, cause that's what the founding fathers will have intended ..."

Certain resource packs already do this.

@@keithou4389 names?

@@keithou4389 in bedrock shaders not work

For fire arrows emmitting light, just look up dynamic lighting.

Optifine dynamic lighting

Don't worry, i did not see you miss the pig in close range 😉

@@jandroid6841what pig 😳

Which version do u prefer to play on, or like the most?

Whi hv

I find it strange how an item locked behind the end in java can be achieved with 5 iron in bedrock

@@NinjaNeet did you mean 5 iron in bedrock? It can also be achieved with villagers in both versions

@@Ekipsogel yeah I meant bedrock dislexia's a bitch. Trying to get the arrow you want from villagers is annoying. Expensive, and time consuming though. One time I wanted to know how hard it would be to get weakness arrows from a fletcher, so I could cure zombie villagers without potions from the nether. I did the math and you have a 1/30 chance of getting the arrow you need from a particular villager. Not only that, but you'll only know if they have it by leveling them up to master. Doing that without curing them is expensive. In creative mode I filled a double chest with logs to see if that was enough to get weakness arrows. It wasn't. I guess if you're in hardcore and you want cured villagers pre-nether you either have to find an igloo or do the fletcher thing. But if you're not in hardcore you might as well just go tho the nether.

​@@NinjaNeet or you could just use a resource pack that lets you see all trades, its a bit cheaty but some people may not be that serious and harsh about a game

@@NinjaNeet what do you mean? 5 iron? you actually can dupe arrow just with four glowstones,arrow and crafting table(of course) and gets Spectral Aroow that are useful too

thank you

Is there a way to switch between arrow types without going to inventory screen? Maybe if you hold a bow in your offhand and scroll through hotbar with different arrows?

That is assuming that the bow/archer (the arrow's initial position) is level with the landing point/final position of the arrow (i.e. delta altitude equals zero). But keep in mind that in a practical scenario of an archer firing on a level ground (feet on land and bow held at shoulder height), the arrow initially rests at an elevated point (i.e. from ground to bow/shoulder of the archer). A 45° launch angle/angle of release would only yield the furthest horizontal displacement had the projectile been launched at the same altitude as its landing/final altitude. Thereby, an archer's arrow would not yield the furthest displacement if launched from a bow at 45° angle, due the (aforementioned) bow's elevation from ground. That is why you would see that the perfect angle of release for a shot put is deemed to be closer to 37° (due to the initial elevation of the ball from the ground, as it was held by the thrower). I suspect that (without factoring air resistance) the maximum horizontal displacement of any projectile, at any initial and final altitude, is achieved by whatever angle of release that would result in a 45° landing angle. Although this might very well be proven wrong.

This.

You can literally do a skeleton farm and get infinite arrows, you are absolutely right

for sp mending is better but for pvp mending is useless on bows

Infinity is better because with it, you need only one slot instead of several stacks of arrows without, and it saves more time and resources on arrows than mending saves on secondary bows to repair it with in an anvil

If you fish, you won't have this issue as you'll be catching enchanted bows for days.

which issss?

@@bobi9928 Axolotl

Phantom?

Skeleton

Skeleton 💀

I’d recommend learning how to trade with villagers / setup a village to farm raids (all doors blocked etc) it makes it fairly easy to get a full set of diamond armor and tools. Then you only need to find two diamonds to make an enchanting table.

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@Francisco Imperial I believe he already made one on crossbows

Think he meant for mending

@@captainnebby5096 that would make sense then, didn’t notice that

can this be done in your inventory by combining a normal bow with an enchanted bow?

​@@ChipSqueax No it looses its enchantments

@@aurum4146 Ohh then i need to carry an anvil everywhere for the infinity bow

however you cant keep repairing it forever, After some repairs it will say too expensive

You still can't repair it infinitely.

Yeah, that alone kinda tips the scale more towards mending being better.

@@taylorhillard4868 If it maybe reduced the chances of them being consumed, then it could have more viability.

Agreed, it's been a long time

I disagree as a maxed bow with unbreaking can last for 500+ shots, and repairing them is dirt cheap. Even when it becomes too expensive, books can be purchased from villagers.

Yeah, you can tell this video was written either for kids, or the unfathomably stupid. I can't imagine feeling to need to explain how gravity of all things works.

the problem is that as you keep repairing your bow the cost goes up. imo finding a skeleton spawner to farm arrows for your mending bow is the best alternative

@@leafygreen8524 crafting a whole new bow is not very hard at all as all the enchantments are pretty accessible, especially with villagers and skeleton spawners. Not having to worry about being stuck with no arrows in a dangerous situation makes this a worthy sacrifice imo

Plus, in a round about way they can get both mending and infinity. Pierce let's the arrow go through mobs, dealing damage while allowing you to collect the arrow. Multishot fires 3 arrows, and chances are at least one will miss, allowing it to be collected.

What tell me more I never went so far in Minecraft 😂 how you make crossbows I see the pillagers with him