Minecraft Username:
Cheorex


Brief Description:
Observed that passive mobs despawn, though it was mainly on villagers (I did pay more attention to my villagers than my other passive mobs), hence I thought I would highlight this issue.

Instructions:
1. Have villagers on your island

How many times did you recreate this?:
Thrice. During the first occurrence, I had 3 villagers. Then, about a few hours later I realised that I only had 2 left. The 2nd time it happened was when my only butcher was gone. After that, I was skeptical as to whether it was a bug, or a mistake on my part.
Hence, I ensured that neither of these could happen.

• Villagers jumping off the island (Though as far as I'm aware they don't)
• Zombies spawning on their pasture (Area was already well- lit during the first occurrence)
• Zombies entering their pasture (Area was already fenced off during the first occurrence)

I also started to keep track on the total number of villagers present.

Result:
After the procedures mentioned above, villagers continued to despawn. This time, my nitwit villager despawned. Which becomes the third time that my villagers had despawned.

Expected Result:
Villagers should remain and do not despawn.

Evidence:
I thought that it was quite difficult to show all the villagers in a screenshot, hence I didn't.

Additional Notes:
I would also like to mention that, I once realised that a stack of my chickens had gone missing somehow, and the chicken pasture was completely empty.

 

I'm aware, mine's 2 high, 2 wide. I like to play safe haha