Villagers Guide in Minecraft
If you are a passionate and expert player (gamer) of one of the best known and used world online video games, LLAMADA Minecraft, surely you know very well, its tricks, elements, landscapes, and its characters. Especially to those "Minecraft Villagers". Yes, those passive creatures (mobs) that live in the villages, work in their respective professions, interact with each other, and even reproduce.
And in case you are starting to to play Minecraft, or just curious about the subject, this publication will be very useful to you. Since, in it we will address the issue in depth. In order to know the most important or relevant about these game characters.
How to make or craft pictures in Minecraft
And as usual, before delving into this present publication on one more point of the fun game known as Minecraft, and specifically about his famous and funny passive mobs called "Minecraft Villagers", we will leave for those interested the links to some of our previous related posts with that game. So that they can do it easily, in case they want to increase or reinforce their knowledge about it, at the end of reading this publication:
“In Minecraft, there are tons of items available, one of them being Frames and Frames. Basically, both are the same, but they have certain differences. The paintings are simple elements of a low resolution canvas, that is, the digital copy of a painting to place or hang paintings or other elements. And the frames are luminous decorative objects, which are usually used more to place objects and rewards, while the paintings are more used to place paintings and images. And here we will learn how to make them (craft them)”. How to make or craft pictures in Minecraft
Minecraft Villagers: Useful Guide on These Passive Mobs
What are Minecraft Villagers?
As we mentioned at the beginning, the Minecraft Villagers consist of game characters which represent passive mobs that live in villages, work in their respective professions, interact with each other, and even reproduce. In addition, their appearance (clothing) varies depending on the profession or trade they have, and the biome they are in. And the level of interaction by users with them can even reach trade, using emeralds as a currency of exchange.
It is worth noting that the mobs in minecraft, refer to any kind of living creature controlled by the machine (game AI) that is in the environment. And these can be active or passive, and depending on that, they will create various levels of problems for the players. For this reason, the Minecraft Villagers they are considered mobs.
“MOBs are a class of characters, which is generically used for Non-Player Characters, or also NPCs. Mob comes from the English word mobile, which means mobile. It is a non-player character that is controlled by the machine. It can have a variety of functions, from providing important quests to simply being a source of experience farming.”
Top 10 – Most important features
Natural generation
The Minecraft Villagers are generated naturally in their respective environments (villages), located in the different places (biomes) of the game. Places such as: Plains and Taigas (snowy or not), savannahs and deserts. However, these have the ability to expand to other different biomes, such as: Swamps and Jungles.
In addition, when a village is generated, unemployed Minecraft Villagers appear in it, and their number will depend on the constructions (buildings, igloos or others) existing within said environments and places. Because, also certain buildings to be produced, come with a certain number of villagers, inside and outside of them.
healing processes
A sick villager (zombie) can be healed with a potion of weakness and a normal golden apple. After the healing process (10 seconds), he returns to his normal state, including the profession he had, before turning into a zombie villager. In some special cases, he can adopt a randomly assigned profession.
Now, when he is cured, and in turn, he is an employee, so he offers discounts in most of his stores. But if he is an unemployed villager (simpleton), the game still leaves him in that same state, since said state is also classified as a "profession", even if said villager does not work.
Responses to common situations
- Villagers usually explore their villages, but not leave them. Unless, they are chased by zombie villagers. They can also make sounds, open and close doors. In addition to interacting and talking among themselves, and even with the players, if necessary.
- They don't take suicidal attitudes, like throwing themselves off deadly cliffs. But, they can take damage from falls or punctures with objects, for example cacti. Or die, in case of approaching or touching fire or lava, in case of being pushed into them.
- They are careful. In night hours or adverse weather (such as storms), the villagers stay in their houses until dawn or until the end of the weather event.
- They can be trained for specific tasks based on their inventories. For example, properly configured they can be trained to harvest crops and even receive crop end products.
- They simulate panic in the face of violent situations or hostile characters (creatures or players).
- They like typical human routines. Get up early, either to work or to walk and talk. They are also usually programmed so that at the end of the day, they return home to sleep.
- They usually pick up objects randomly, such as bread, wheat, vegetables, fruits, seeds, and even armor parts or complete parts, if necessary.
- They exchange information between themselves, about the players. This has the effect of changing their reputation. This is due to the fact that, given the increase in the reputation of the players, prices go down, and on the contrary, they go up. Also, they often exchange information about the environment they are in, or personal information, or about dangers or useful resources (food, bed or work) available nearby.
- They work to keep their inventories full, execute trades, and achieve reproduction. And sometimes, they tend to share their abundant resources with others less fortunate.
Types of Minecraft Villagers according to their appearance, profession and degrees
Careers
Villagers in Minecraft come by default with a assigned profession. And it is usually easily identifiable by the typical clothing worn in each available biome. Therefore, depending on their profession, they will be programmed to do various specific tasks.
However, it may be the case that can change profession if they do not have experience in their current profession. Stopping having its own tool block available, to occupy a different one that is free in its vicinity. Each one's assigned profession can be identified by reading its title at the top of the trading interface.
And among the 16 professions available that villagers can own within the game are the following:
- Unemployed: He has no circumstantial employment, and therefore, nothing to offer.
- Simple or Foolish (Nitwit): It never has anything to offer.
- Butcher: Trade meats.
- Armor Blacksmith: Produce and trade armor.
- Cartographer: Craft and trade maps.
- Priest/Cleric: Offers pearls, experience bottles and pencils.
- Goalkeeper: Produce and trade bows and arrows.
- Fisherman: Produce and trade fish and fishing rods.
- Farmer: Grow and trade food, seeds and ingredients.
- Furrier: Craft and trade furs and saddles.
- Librarian: Offers and trades paper and books.
- Builder: Craft and trade building blocks.
- Pastor: Craft and trade cloth, fur, beds, and tables.
- blacksmith: Build and trade coal, iron, flint, and crafted tools.
- Gunsmith: Craft and trade powerful weapons.
- stone carver: Craft and trade blocks and figures from stones and clay.
Degrees
In addition to professions, Minecraft Villagers are distinguished by their degrees, in other words, the various levels that determine your experience gained in the assigned profession. Said degree or level can be easily identified by means of the insignia they possess. Each one's assigned rank can be identified by looking at the insignia found on their belts.
This experience is gained when trading with players.. And this experience is of great use to them, since, the more experience they acquire, the higher degrees they earn, and the more trades they can achieve.
All the 5 badges and their respective grades or levels corresponding are:
- Stone: Rookie.
- Iron: Apprentice.
- Gold: Good/Fair.
- Emerald: Expert.
- Diamond: Master.
Extra recommended material
At this point, if you want to continue investigating more about minecraft, we leave you the following links so that you can continue in this work:
- Official Web site: Minecraft.
- Official documentation: minecraft creator.
- Useful unofficial resource websites: minecraft tools y minecraft.
- unofficial wiki: Minecraft Fandom Wiki, minecraftpedia y Minecraft Pages Wiki.
- Recommended Minecraft YouTubers: Vegeta 777, The Gera y Rus Just That.
“In order for a villager to claim a workstation, they must find a free path to the block, if after several attempts they can't get close to it, they will display angry particles and search for a new workstation. The villager may eventually become unemployed if he is at the beginner level and cannot find a free path to his assigned workstation or if his workstation is stolen or vandalized. Any unemployed villager has a chance to become the owner of an unclaimed workstation.” Assignment of professions for Villagers in Minecraft
Summary
In short, knowing everything possible and related about «Minecraft Villagers» It is not only something very interesting and fun, but it is also something very useful, to be able to better understand and play Minecraft. And as we can see, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) behind these, not only is it quite nice and advanced, but with each version it usually improves and grows in capabilities and possibilities, in favor of the Villagers and Players.
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