DOUBLE KB bug: Caused By attempt to REMOVE netherite KB
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July 25, 2025 at 12:14 am #84856
Good afternoon, Pirates and staff. My name in the game is DeofiloW1, as you know, and I’ve done testing that solidifies not only the cause but also the existence of the Double KB bug that has existed since the attempted removal of Netherite KB.
Testers: DeofiloW1(past staff), TobySF(current Media), PhilipG_(Vet player & pvper)
Testing in detail explained (And Repeated and can still be repeated!)
Test on MAIN PMC server: On the PMC server, when a player attempts to do the most basic “distancing” attack, known as a “W tap,” which is running at someone and hitting them, it will send the player back exactly 9 blocks with no extra knockback. These 9 blocks can be reached with a fist, a sword, or any object without fail. When you add KB 1 or 2 into the mix, the distance gets exponentially higher. (14 for KB 1 and 20 blocks for KB 2 KB 3 20+)
Tests Done: As a control group, it’s important to notice that we are testing Netherite armor, Iron armor, and no armor. The test was simple: stand on the same exact blocks and count the amount the individual who was hit was knocked back with the following results.
ON LIVE PMC SERVER:
Netherite NO KB RESIST : 9 blocks (repeated 5X+ with TobySF)
No armor: 9 blocks (repeated 5X+ with TobySF)When you look at the live server testing, something is clear: you are hit back the same distance with and without netherite armor. What has gone unnoticed for so many years is the distance itself; during these tests you are being moved back the same amount. However, netherite ADDS KB resistance to the game through the armor set itself, meaning that if ONLY netherite KB resistance was removed, the distance an individual is knocked back without netherite should not be increased. which is where the wonderful test server comes into play to hone in on what exactly is causing this extra range.
TEST SERVER AKA: (test.piratemc.com)
When you go to the test server, one may ask what diffrence might this make? and the important thing to note is that the PMC test server is as barebones as it can be meaning that many plugins and value changes are not carried over, including but not limited to the KB changes.When I took my group of testers, PhilipG_ and TobySF to the test server we initiated the same steps as we did on the main server. and the results were predictably vastly diffrent.
PMC TEST SERVER RESULTS:
With netherite With KB resistance: 3 blocks repeated 5X + TobySF & 5X+PhilipG
With Iron armor: 4 blocks repeated 5X+ tobySF & 5X+ PhilipG_
With No armor: 4 blocks repeated 5X+ TobySf & 5X+ philipG_
What is being demonstrated is that the regular amount of KB a player receives is around 4 blocks, and with the ADDED KB resistance to netherite, it would send back 1 less block. What this narrows down the situation to be and shows is that the plugin/value change that is being used on the live server not only changed the baseline KB value but also has Doubled/tripled the amount taken. It is essential that this bug, now being proven and able to be replicated over and over, should be fixed and corrected, as it has been an issue for some time now. In the past players did not know how to properly demonstrate such a bug existed; however, I have taken the time with not only current staff but also a regular player to prove my theory and demonstrate exactly what is the cause of the KB bug. Please, I would appreciate a response to this as well as any questions sent directly to my Discord, as I would be happy to show you at any time the existence of this bug. Thank you for reading and your time.
My discord: Deofilo
My in-game name: DeofiloW1
Power to the gamers B)
September 5, 2025 at 7:33 am #85037Do you think vanilla Minecraft KB is consistent? In my experience, it’s pretty variable, even with identical setups. I’ve noticed it especially in laggy multiplayer situations, where sometimes I barely move and other times I fly. Makes me wonder if latency plays a bigger role than we realize! Speaking of old games, who remembers the Pacman 30th Anniversary Google Doodle?
November 11, 2025 at 7:14 am #85238thanks Slope Rider
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