Minecraft Mobs
Can you name all the mobs in version 1.16 of Minecraft?
Not including unused or removed mobs
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| First submitted | February 23, 2016 |
| Times taken | 37,961 |
| Rating | 4.44 |
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Also, can you accept cat for ocelot? I forgot what they were called.
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Polar Bear
Evoker
Husk
Skeleton Horseman
Stray
Vex
Vindicator
Llama
(Here I got 20 right but I know nothing about minecraft, just that it is a game, so it was 100% guesswork)
If you really are adamant (or care nothing about the game) that this quiz should not be on the badge, then you can do what you want. Heck, you can even get a wiki to give you the answers. However, the purpose of quizzing sites is to learn something.
Kinda agree with @shade9099 on this one
I could do that. Easily. And Magic has been around for 26 years, and sold tens of billions of cards. There have been numerous video games, books, and a TV series
My comment was not rude. It was a neutral observation. There's nothing wrong with the quiz.
"But it has not had a big impact on popular culture."
Minecraft is...
The 8th most played game in terms of users (above games like Microsoft Solitaire and Fortnite);The 9th biggest franchise (above games like Final Fantasy and Sonic the Hedgehog);
And THE single best-selling video game (above even the original Super Mario Bros.).
And according to this list it says that it could be considered the best game of all time.
Not to mention the number of platforms this game is in (Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One, just to name a few).
You can find more information about Minecraft having a big impact on popular culture on the Cultural impact section of the Wikipedia page for it.
I myself have never played it, nor do I know anybody that does, it is not the kind of game that people I consider gamers would play, but that is more a matter of different times, ages, etc. Gamers nowadays are a different group than 20 years ago. (I think apps becoming available has played a big part there, introducing people that normally would never had played any kind of game to games. Playing videogames or atleast game apps is so much more mainstream now)
But I am getting off track. First part was "agreeing" that I don't know people that play it either, I think it is more a game for the new generation gamers, under 30ish.
Second part would be disagreeing. Impact on popular culture, seriously when thousands of people go dress as something from minecraft for halloween, surely it has made an impact. I think in 1 year more people dressed up as minecraft than people in the past 25 years have as mario.
And that's it. Compare this to... for example... Mario. Who has had 6 TV shows not counting anime. 2 Hollywood movies. A breakfast cereal. A theme park ride. More than two HUNDRED different games spawned directly by the franchise. Thousands of different references and cameos in other games and media. Billions of dollars in merchandising sold in the form of toys, t-shirts, bed spreads, underpants, lunch boxes, etc etc. A float in the Macy's Day parade. Live symphonic concerts. Multiple music albums. And I could go on. *that* is having a cultural impact.
And as evidence compare the number of people who currently have the video game badge (235), to ANY other badge. The lowest of which (cities badge) has been obtained by over 1500 people, and the average seems to be about 3000-5000. I'm sure that this quiz is the reason for the difference. and maybe the Pokemon one. but more this one. This quiz has been taken 16,000 times, the Pokemon one has been taken almost 400k times.
I've never played Pokemon in my life, but I can still name lots of individual Pokemon. Pokemon was a cultural phenomenon. There are Pokemon cartoons, Pokemon movies, Pokemon plush toys, balloons, clothing lines, backpacks, trading card games, LOTS of different video games.. they're everywhere. And they show up in other games that aren't even Pokemon games... like.. Super Smash Brothers for instance.
I don't play Pokemon. I don't even particularly like Pokemon. I think they're pretty dumb. But very fair to include questions about specific ones on a general knowledge quiz about video games. I mean... pretty much everyone knows Pikachu. Is there a single famous character or "mob", whatever the heck that is, from Minecraft?
I think it's fair to say that you will never see the question "Which of these is not a Minecraft mob?" on Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
of course it's up to QM. Just voicing an opinion.
https://prnt.sc/qf1351
plus, skeleton horses are passive unless being ridden by a skeleton
my only mistake was ocelot
Plus, there's only 12 to remember. Not 67.
Cheers on the Minecraft hell being hell so interesting now!
Foxes, like ocelots, can't be tamed, you can only earn their trust by feeding them or stealing them from their parents. Pufferfish poison you in self defense, they don't hunt you if provoked. Iron golems only attack you if you provoked them and you aren't their creator. Plus, the golems are in utility because they can be used for many things like defense or farms
it's not a mob