Minecraft Username: Natelev Brief Description: Giving villagers unique names doesn't prevent them from stacking sometimes. I only noticed this while renting someone else's villager spawner, and I'm not sure if this occurs with naturally bred villagers. Instructions: 1. Use a villager spawner to spawn multiple villagers of the same profession 2. Use nametags to give some villagers unique names, and leave other villagers unnamed 3. Continue spawning villagers until there are enough villagers of the same profession to form a stack 4. Wait for a while, and all the named and unnamed villagers will combine into a stack anyway. How many times did you recreate this?: I've recreated this with two separate professions/stacks Result: All villagers of the same profession eventually combined into a stack, including ones with unique names. Expected Result: Villagers without a unique name from the same profession should have combined into a stack, while villagers with unique names should have remained separate from any stacks. Evidence: I don't have evidence right now, but when I asked about this in global multiple people said that uniquely named villagers still stack sometimes, so this is obviously a known issue in skyblock.
I decided to post this because of that suggestion you denied for disabling villager stacking. If there's no way this can be fixed in the near future, would you reconsider disabling villager stacking and placing some kind of limit on spawning villagers to prevent lag? Maybe a villager limit per chunk, or a limit on how many villagers a spawner can spawn if there are a certain number of living villagers around? Otherwise, unless villagers are all physically separated, this ruins villager spawning since any "good" villagers will eventually stack and lose their trades. I'd guess that most players would prefer some kind of spawning limit with villager stacking disabled, instead of the current situation.
