A Minecraft player created the "Spinning Bow of the Gods" by combining eight bows. They tested its power, finding that it can shoot infinite arrows and doesn't require loading. However, it has low accuracy and can be lost if it hits a mob. The player used the bow to fight various mobs, including a skeleton and a zombie, and discovered that it can one-shot kill zombies if it hits their head. They also tested the bow against an Ender Dragon and were able to instantly kill it with a headshot. The player concludes that the Spinning Bow of the Gods is an overpowered item that can break the game.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The author combined eight bows in Minecraft to create the Spinning Bow of Apollo.
2. The Spinning Bow of Apollo can shoot arrows without needing any arrows in the inventory.
3. The bow can be used by throwing it, and it will shoot arrows automatically.
4. The bow is not accurate and needs to be thrown directly above the target to hit it.
5. If the bow hits a mob, the mob can steal it from the player.
6. The bow can be used to get infinite arrows by picking up the arrows it shoots.
7. The author tested the bow's damage on a zombie and found it doesn't kill it immediately.
8. The author compared the Spinning Bow of Apollo to other spinning items, including the Spinning Blade of Death and Spinning Pickaxe.
9. The author found that the Spinning Bow of Apollo is less effective than the other spinning items.
10. The author discovered that if the bow hits a zombie's head, it can instantly kill it.
11. The author tested the bow on a creeper and found it doesn't always work.
12. The author tested the bow on an Ender Dragon and found it can instantly kill it if it hits the dragon's head.
13. The author considers the Spinning Bow of Apollo to be one of the most overpowered items they've ever made.