Wandering Mobs for Minecraft

Review Wandering Mobs

Wandering Mobs: They Are Not Hostile Anymore

Of course, you encountered hostile mobs in the game. That happens with any beginner, both at the start of their survival and after completing all possible locations and dimensions, right? We have to face hostile creatures everywhere, which is one of the main gameplay features of Minecraft. However, one often wants to test some mod or survive using add-ons that add new mobs, which is very hard at times. Sometimes, that is impossible due to the lack of understanding of how to attack a particular mob. In other cases, the player simply lacks equipment, potions, or motivation.

So if you would like to examine new mobs without having to fight, you can install a mod called Wandering Mobs, which will turn any most terrible boss into a nice guy that will not touch you at all. That applies to both the standard creatures from the vanilla version of Minecraft and user mobs added by various add-ons. Moreover, they will accompany you — that is, a creature joins your team and thus ceases to be aggressive. An interesting mechanic, isn't it?

Review of the Wandering Mobs Mod

How does all this work? After you install the Wandering Mobs mod in the launcher, all the vanilla mobs will treat you neutrally, including the ender dragon, ghasts, etc., that immediately attacked you while being dozens of blocks away. The add-on works automatically, and you will not have to activate anything. The system creates a team for you, and once you enter a new world, all hostile mobs will join it, thus becoming neutral. That applies not only to you but also to all other players on a server.

The main feature of the Wandering Mobs mod is the support for creatures from other add-ons. Say, you have installed Dark Deception, Shakey Boy, or Stalker Creepers Mod. What will happen? The system of this mod sees all the new mobs and also adds them to your team so that they do not cause damage. The analysis here works perfectly, and we should praise the modder for this. You will thus be able to disable damage from mobs in one click without having to switch to creative mode. It goes without saying that such mods have vast applications.

Thus, you can install the Wandering Mobs mod on a server to test some biomes that have new creatures. Besides, you can try to change the characteristics of animals using special add-ons and use the mod under consideration to see how they look and behave. As you can see, the applications are numerous. There are even certain mods that allow you to temporarily enable some kind of peaceful mode, hardcore mode, or complete apocalypse. Wandering Mobs will be highly useful for testing them.

For now, the mod supports Minecraft 1.19.3 and requires Forge. The designer promised to update it and add new versions in the future. Besides, if you would like to make some kind of extension of this mod, you can get the source code, as it was made and tested using MCreator. As for us, we spawned several mobs (creepers, ghasts, zombies, skeletons, and spiders of various kinds), disabled creative mode, and tried to survive. All the creatures stopped attacking the player and became his teammates. So we can safely say that most of the in-game creatures will now be neutral towards you.

There is nothing more to tell you about Wandering Mobs, so if you are interested in this mod, be sure to download and check it. It disables hostile mobs in any biome, even if they use weapons, magic, and various effects. As a result, you can safely walk around the Minecraft game world and explore biomes, caves, buildings, various dungeons, etc. It will be very helpful in cases when you wish to test updates or explore some Nether bastion remnants completely filled with the vanilla mods. The applications are numerous, and it is solely up to you how to use this mod in your build.