Defend The Bunker Java Game Download ((FULL))

Hi So recently I have started making a super secret bunker but I am having trouble coming up with ways of defending it. I want it to be ABSOLUETLY IMPOSSIBLE to break into without the necessary clearance. Like I want this to be the most heavily defended bunker EVER in vanilla minecraft. If you have any ideas please comment below.

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A big wave of pigmen with a single zombie attacked. Then a zombie villager appeared behind me in my small pigman hunting lodge which contains the portal. A couple more zombies appeared outside. This happened twice but the second time there were more zombies and less pigmen in the initial wave. I also had another wave without a zombie in my bunker.

Zombies have been dropping from higher platforms that can't be accessed from the portal platform and I have stayed close to the bunker so I doubt they have been coming through it. Especially because there has not been a single skeleton, creeper or spider.

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