These Minecraft Players Were BANNED By Mojang...

Ever since the addition of chat reporting and banning in minecraft 1.19.1, there has been a very small selection of players who were manually banned by mojang...

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0:00 – Intro
0:35 – The Fifth Column
3:23 – Manscaped Sponsor
4:42 – The First Ever Bans
8:19 – The Duper Trooper

Music Used:
1. Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen - Ghosting
2. Caravan - Artifact soundtrack
4. Scott Buckley - Catalyst
5. Spoils of War - The Dota 2 Official Soundtrack

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[clothieredward]

It is insane how the Fifth Column got banned for their griefing shenanigans.
What's even more insane is how they managed to get themselves unbanned just by pinky promising that "they won't do it again".
And then proceeding to do the very things that got them banned without Mojang batting an eye.
Mojang moderation is truly the thing of all time.

[dylsplazy]

I got banned in bedrock for putting a swear word on an item with an anvil in singleplayer 💀

[Herobrine_Hoax]

I have never liked the idea of chat reporting. It genuinely shows that Microsoft would like to have more control over the game, likely due to the fact that it is marketed towards the whole family now.

[ivycomb]

FifthColumn were able to locate our Cobbelmon server’s IP, but since we were whitelisted, they just sent thousands of join requests to it while we were live and DoS’d it.
The solution? Just changing the port

[grunner]

Mojang: "Turning kids into gambling addicts via loot boxes? It's all good. Duping items? It's all bad."

[salam-peace]

Can't believe Mojang actually fell for The Fifth Columns "apology". It was clear they would continue just as before and the apology was just trolling. Even worse that they didn't even ban them after they continued.
Griefing on anarchy servers where its allowed and expected is one thing, but putting this amount of effort into finding and attacking innocent private servers of people who are not aware of this danger (and a lot of these servers probably belong to children) is a whole other level of maliciousness. They deserve to get banned forever.

[Lemecauxgrossesveines]

Going to people's private servers and griefing them is fucked up ngl

[AppuJ]

Correction: They did not actually kill Jeb in Minecraft; it was later revealed that someone had made a fake server with fake players like Jeb and made it seem like legit (which also explains why he was "afk")
This was also confirmed officially

[theuser]

Someone should make a "no-join list" of Minecraft IDs of players known to be griefers, hackers or trolls so that servers can automatically blacklist those players before they can even cause any trouble.

[bobcheesemin]

Mojang personally banned me for breaking into their facility and attempting to code the Minecraft sex update. I just made another account so we good😬

[yungvarg]

So these MFs can unban themself, meanwhile neither Mojang nor Microsoft are able to reinstate my Account after it randomly got deleted...

[ARDIZsq]

Notorious griefing group who gets the IPs of random individuals to troll them? Unbanned by Mojang, allowed to continue their reign of chaos.

Guy on YouTube who takes down scummy P2W servers with in-game exploits? Banned, several times, with no possibility of getting unbanned.

Mojang truly makes some bafflingly stupid decisions, and quite often it would seem.

[unbannablebanjo]

"Now, this behavior is obviously somewhat morally questionable"
Using a bot and mod to search for privates servers just to ruin the days of innocent people is just "morally questionable"? I don't think you're going to lose subs if you just call these dudes pathetic lol

[RdstoneTco]

The first group of people that got banned makes a lot of sense, what they were doing was an incredible security risk and it really got brought to the dev's attention when their private server got hacked and griefed

[leochangesnames]

For everyone saying "it was to demonstrate security issues": when you find such an issue and want the owner to do something about it, you
1) Don't use it to ruin other people's day
2) Contact the owner about the problem, maybe help solve it
3) Leave them alone after it's done
What fifth column did absolutely wasn't it.

[rawrmeowmo]

Who let them into the comment section. /:
"Ohh don't pirate. Ohh it's Mojang's fault we can grief lil kids and ordinary people's servers"
Like. Yeah their security sucks but y'all are the ones actively doing harm.
If I found that kinda exploit, I wouldn't abuse it.

[jasoncheshire]

using a searchbot to hunt down, sometimes hack, and grief random private servers(mostly played on by a small 2-6 group of friends) should be a permanently bannable offense, it wouldnt solve the problem but it would feel pretty good knowing that atleast some of these kinds of guys are unable to access their own minecraft accounts that they paid for

[lessgenericname]

6:39 but what if the children are super racist?

[itchylol]

reminder you can't be banned if you play a pirated version and on cracked servers

[DerKlemm-Crafter]

I hate griefers. Maybe it's just because I have experienced severe bullying, which harmed me in a very unpleasent way potentionally forever. Or a lot of people have a questionable humor. Still, annoying people, destroying their work, spreading hate and what not, is NOT funny. It hurts, it sucks. Watching those videos and potentionally laughing about it is NOT better than doing that.
And I see why some people do it, to "spread knowledge about server security". But this is a very harsh way of doing so.