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Its been a while since I've played and I can't help but notice that rabbits have developed a survival instinct. From what I remember rabbits didn't used to run away from players but now I cant even punch them when they aren't agro. Is there a new strategy for hunting rabbits?

Thanks in advance

You need to get yourself a sling - pelt them once wit a stone and they will aggro the same as before.

ok, so they did make changes then? I'm not just going insane Thanks for the advice then

Rabbits, crickets, beavers and deer now run away from you if you get too close. Not far mind you but you want to keep your distance so you can get a good shot off. You will soon fall into the practice and the ammo is not hard to come by as you hunt. Plus the slings mean you can stand in the shallows and pelt snakes without any harm to yourself (and they never fall into the water when they die)

Lusewing wrote:Rabbits, crickets, beavers and deer now run away from you if you get too close. Not far mind you but you want to keep your distance so you can get a good shot off. You will soon fall into the practice and the ammo is not hard to come by as you hunt. Plus the slings mean you can stand in the shallows and pelt snakes without any harm to yourself (and they never fall into the water when they die)

All creatures do.

Even bears, snakes and agropelters.

ok thanks for the info.

Judaism wrote:

Lusewing wrote:Rabbits, crickets, beavers and deer now run away from you if you get too close. Not far mind you but you want to keep your distance so you can get a good shot off. You will soon fall into the practice and the ammo is not hard to come by as you hunt. Plus the slings mean you can stand in the shallows and pelt snakes without any harm to yourself (and they never fall into the water when they die)

All creatures do.

Even bears, snakes and agropelters.

yeah (at least for bears and snakes, no experience with argopelters)
Snakes and bears will run away from you,until they aggro you