Minecraft's New 'Rules' Are Terrible

Today we'll discuss how Minecraft's New "Rules" Are Terrible. This latest update regarding java bans is causing much uproar in the community, especially the anarchy/2b2t community.

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[AntVenom]

Add it to the pile of things that Microsoft have done to Mojang & Minecraft, that show they are entirely out of touch with their community.

[FUJIIDEW]

If Mojang forces us to PAY or HOST our own servers, then they need to keep their nose out of who plays on these servers. It needs to be left up to the server owner and the server owner only. No one should ever be banned from online play on Minecraft.

[donjonmaister]

This is the pinnacle of "don't fix what isn't broken". Private Minecraft servers have been self-moderated for years. There is absolutely no need for Microsoft to police servers that AREN'T theirs.

[vit.budina]

I also like how when you get banned, it doesn't even automatically end your Realms subscription, so if you accidentally forget to cancel it, you're gonna keep paying for something you can't even use. That's a very Micro$oft move as well.

[SalC]

Looks like my prediction regarding Microsoft account migration was SPOT ON. You now have to agree to Microsoft's terms, which are VASTLY DIFFERENT from the ones you originally accepted when you made your Mojang account. Most people turned a blind eye to it. Now here we are...

[elf_bot]

I hope the community throw a huge fit about this - Everyone is tired of internet censorship and taking it into our private minecraft servers is just one more step across the line

[jukesdtj]

This doesn't need to exist. Multiplayer is run entirely by the community and big servers have been refining their systems for literally years. They don't need Microsoft to step in and provide a way for people who don't deserve power to have it over others via the report system. Admins, Moderators, and Helpers do their jobs already. The possibility of permanent or even temporary bans by the whims of other people is ludicrous. The people running their servers should be allowed to be the ones running their servers and not Microsoft.

[Dexter]

Was staying away from public servers as I rather avoid griefers, trolls and aggressive players. Now I'll stay away from public servers for fear of being permabanned for accidentally saying something that might be inappropriate for Timmy's toxically overprotective parents.

[IGoByLotsOfNames]

"We have to consider all threats to be serious and credible ones simply because the way the internet works these days."

Well I guess me and my friends joking about being in each other's walls is going to be taken seriously, despite being physically impossible. As another commenter said, leave it to these community moderators to put the "Soft" in "Microsoft"

[Memetastic]

a year from now im just gonna see a fitmc video that’s about 2b2t dying due to chat report exploiters and think “this could have entirely been avoided”

[roberthouse]

I think we all need to immediately start working on mods and plug-ins that completely disable the reporting feature, server owners and administrators have had the ability to mute or ban people for breaking rules, it's not Mojang or Microsofts place unless its THEIR server being used.
Edit: ive been informed the plugin was already made, I freakin love the mc community.

[Mortomi]

We just need to tf2 them, get a ton of bots and then just make them spam report eachother. Tf2 implemented something similar, and it got so bad they had to remove it. If these are truly manually reported, bots can report faster.

[doopshoop]

Hacked clients having an auto-report system might actually have a good side. If there are so many false reports, then it becomes harder to find real ones and it becomes so much harder and time (and money) consuming, making it unsustainable. The only way to stop this may be with floods of false reports which is just a sad situation I think.

[DiamondOrPoor]

Minecraft is known for it's creativity, freedom, and server independence. With this report system added, every SINGLE one of those are now nearly irrelevant.

[_CPP_]

This is the perfect example of "If it wasn't broken, don't try to fix it." Microsoft are assholes. Minecraft should've always stayed indie or at least be owned by a more competent company

[GhastlyCrafter]

There should be a "mature" setting in the server settings, and when turned on, the server is exempt from the reporting feature

[Rosa-xgtb]

I really don't like how ever since Microsoft bought Mojang they were tightening their grip on the game and the community. Minecraft used to be a really open environment and even though it still is, it seems like with every update it gets less so.

[nofoxgiven]

Step 1: Force every player to migrate to a Microsoft account to continue playing the game they loved and played for years
Step 2: Make players agree to a new terms and conditions, either agree or never play Minecraft ever again
Step 3: Start implement these "features", players get mad
Step 4: Just say "BUT YOU AGREED TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS!"

Seriously, Microsoft needs to just back off and let Mojang handle the game before they destroy what the game had built for itself.

[OintmentNailhead]

“No swearing on my Christian Minecraft server” has now become an actual threat

[rdrekin]

Are we falling into 2nd Minecraft dark age? First the 1.19 disappointment and then now possibly getting false banned. This is not making Minecraft safer, this is actually making it less safe to the average player and adding stress to fun experience’s.