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  1. Minecraft: Java Edition
  2. MC-243830

If a raid is started all mobs start to freeze and the game is unresponsive and crashes

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    • 1.18
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    • Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS
      processor: Intel® Core™ i5-8600K CPU @ 3.60GHz × 6
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      when a raid is started it starts to lag all mobs in the world nether and overworld. the game was having delays of ~ 0.5 sec. so you feel like all the mobs are teleporting and unresponsive. you as the player could move around normally but all of the mobs would freeze and then teleport to a few blocks away. 

      What I expected to happen was...:
      Mobs should work, and move around normally, and not lag out as soon as you start a raid. 

      What actually happened was...:
      I was playing minecraft on 1.18 on my survival world and I started a raid. I then tried to hit a pillager and I got killed by it because I was unable to hit it because my game strted to be unresponsive. I first thought it was a problem with enteties so put down my render distance to it's minimum but that did not work. Then I checked my Cpu performance to see if it was my cpu that was having trouble and I saw that minecraft used 200% of the cpu. I tried enhancing the performance of the cpu and that didn't work. I tried to run a other cpu game that was demanding on the Cpu and that worked. the game was having delays of ~ 0.5 sec. so you feel like all the mobs are teleporting and unresponsive. i still have 31 gb of memory on my computer, I don't have a problem with my Ram. 

       

      Steps to Reproduce:
      1. start a level 2 raid.

      2. do the raid at night

      3. Do the raid in 1.18

       

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            jumilu1621 Justin Trächslin
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