Minecraft Player Adds New Enchantment That Makes the Mace More Fun to Use

A Minecraft player has added a bounce enchantment to the Mace, sharing its impressive results. Minecraft periodically gets new content through snapshots, which give a preview of upcoming features coming to the game. These features range from new biomes to mobs, commands, and weapons, further expanding the already vast world of Mojang's sandbox.

This year, one of the additions that stole the attention of Minecraft players was the addition of seven new wolf variants. The variants have given one of the Minecraft community's most beloved mobs different designs, which players can find in specific biomes. But what's got the Minecraft community talking in recent days is the addition of the Mace in snapshot 24w11a. With this new weapon, Minecraft players can deliver powerful blows to enemies, adding a new layer of fun to their gameplay.

Reddit user MrMakistein added a bounce enchantment to the Mace, making the Minecraft weapon even more overpowered. In the clip shared by the Minecraft player, they appear jumping with the Mace to attack a chicken and kill it, then bouncing and jumping to kill a villager with the Mace. After bouncing a second time, they gain momentum and reach a significant height before falling and hitting another villager. It's worth noting that the Minecraft player doesn't take fall damage when making the three jumps, thanks to the Mace's special ability to cancel it.

On their YouTube channel, MrMakistein demonstrated how they coded the Minecraft Mace with five different enchantments, since the weapon cannot be enchanted. As well as adding Bounce 3 to the weapon, the player enchants the Mace with Shockwave 3, Lightning 3, Trickshot 5, and Pummeling 3. They then demonstrated how overpowered the Mace could become if Mojang allowed players to use Minecraft's enchantments as they can do with swords. They also add a special effect if the weapon is in the player's main hand, giving the Mace more attack damage and attack speed.

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