Vega - Custom Minecraft Command Block Boss

Man. This was a SERIOUSLY long time in the making. I had lots of fun, but also lots of frustrating times with this project. I almost dropped it a couple of times, but I'm so glad I didn't. Honestly I'm also not too sure if I've ever dropped a project though. Anyway, after over 2 years of waiting, my latest boss fight made purely from command blocks is finally here. His main thing is that he has a different moveset depending how far away you are from him. I probably went a little crazy with the mechanics here... Attacks you jump over, dodge, a mix of both, an attack you crouch under, parryable attacks, a QTE... This project ended up being magnitudes bigger than I ever thought it would be, and I believe this is by far my most elaborate project with command blocks, and it felt like I was pushing Bedrock's limit just a bit. Especially with the parryable attacks. Those have to be the single hardest mechanic to perfect using Bedrock commands. Bedrock has a hard time when you overlap a mechanism that detects when an entity is close enough to you with another one that detects if you hit them, even if you try to immediately block the former if the latter is detected. So I guess I have some room for lore here. Vega is a kinetic weapon master who can manipulate the movement of swords in many different ways, or project the swing of a blade into a force. He was a member of the Aquilla alliance, a very powerful liberation group that attempted to overthrow their leaders in Alshinya, a once highly advanced civilization that was completely torn apart due to events within (no spoilers for now!) After the events in Alshinya, Vega resides alone in the Enchanter's Lost Sanctuary, an area hidden in the jungle near the Enchanted Temple, where Elner guards a special artifact (will be revealed later.) Vega seems to be... incredibly bored to say the least. Hopefully this was worth the wait, world download coming soon! Let me know if you want a tutorial on a specific mechanic from the boss fight. Because of the sheer scale of this project, I don't think I can really make a tutorial of the entire thing, but I'm willing to take suggestions of mechanics from any of my boss fights or anything else and show you how they work in one tips and tricks video. Enjoy!