Mar 20, 2014 · You should always use Protection instead of Blast, Fire, or Projectile Protection if possible. This is because Protection protects against everything that Blast, Fire, and Projectile …

For each piece of armor, Protection IV adds 4 points of protection for fire damage, blast damage, projectile damage, falling damage and "other" damage. Fire Protection IV, Blast Protection IV and …

Dec 11, 2022 · Protection reduces the damage taken from all sources except for damage caused by hunger, a warden's sonic boom attack, the void, or the /kill command while Projectile Protection …

Mar 25, 2023 · In my non-hardcore world, I do actually use Projectile Protection on a second set of armor exclusively for the nether and when I'm flying/venturing around in a soul sand valley gathering …

If you are wearing only one piece of armour with projectile protection, will it only work if projectiles hit you through that piece of armour? Because if so, I assume it's most effective on the chestplate, because …

Mar 23, 2024 · true i am just wondering everyones opinion on which protection (fire protection, blast protection, projectile protection, protection) is the best Edit: regular is objectively the best

Mar 12, 2021 · Projectile protection doesn't really have a major use case similar to fire and blast protection, with most mobs with attacks affected by it dealing relatively low damage.

Jul 15, 2018 · Blast protection additionally reduces explosion knockback by (level * 15%), where "level" is the highest equipped blast protection level. So yeah, Projectile Protection is quite pointless, unless …

Jan 4, 2021 · When is projectile protection 4 actually necessary? As far as I’m aware, the only mobs that really launch projectiles are ghasts, blazes, skeletons, and the wither. Blazes are better protected …

Dec 27, 2020 · Posts: 14,438 Minecraft: TheMasterCaver General Protection reduces all forms of damage except for hunger and void damage and will stack with any other type of protection (Fire, …