Aparently you don't know this server enough, because staff actually have more things to do besides take care of player reports. Can you believe it?????? Aparently not, because this is my second time explaining this. Staff also test out new games and updates, help new players, help new staff, and actually play the games on the server with the community. So, like I said before, you can't expect staff to wait around 24/7 for a report to come in that requires that staff member to teleport to the player and watch him.
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Aparently you don't know this server enough, because staff actually have more things to do besides take care of player reports. Can you believe it?????? Aparently not, because this is my second time explaining this. Staff also test out new games and updates, help new players, help new staff, and actually play the games on the server with the community. So, like I said before, you can't expect staff to wait around 24/7 for a report to come in that requires that staff member to teleport to the player and watch him.
I don't think you understand what I mean. Or rather, what facilitating means. Facilitating means to assist or make things easier to understand to occur, which is basically what a moderator does. Being a janitor or a police is part of a moderators job, but why does it need to be such a big aspect when it can be easily dealt with?
Also, on the report site, you can report a player multiple times. But I don't see how your system will make it any better? "That won't happen that much thanks to my system."
It would still be more efficient if you reported on the website. Spectating players in game is rather annoying, and staffs can't be everywhere.
(Also, when you reply to people, you do realize you can multi-reply?)
Punishing rule breakers is their job, but spending all their time spectating players is not as efficient as viewing evidence where players specify what rules they are breaking and where it happens.
Well I'm applying it to a real scenario instead of thinking this as a suggestion. And I still don't see how this is more efficient. I've reported enough and seen enough people hacking. And some toggle. I rather have clear evidence instead of spending all my time spectating and following a player in hopes to ban them. Not to mention, a good amount of players can tell who's a staff, so... They'll avoid them.
False reporting is not the same as making a mistake. Or rather, not being able to tell what hacks are.
You're saying that to Cubecraft's community, or in general, Minecraft. You think people will think twice to accuse people just because they died?
And again, false reporting does not mean hackusating. False reporting is when you fake a report. Such as recording a player hacking, but somehow changing the name. Or photoshopping names into a chat showing them swearing. That's what false reporting means. Not thinking someone is hacking.
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Aparently you don't know this server enough, because staff actually have more things to do besides take care of player reports. Can you believe it?????? Aparently not, because this is my second time explaining this. Staff also test out new games and updates, help new players, help new staff, and actually play the games on the server with the community. So, like I said before, you can't expect staff to wait around 24/7 for a report to come in that requires that staff member to teleport to the player and watch him.
I don't think you understand what I mean. Or rather, what facilitating means. Facilitating means to assist or make things easier to understand to occur, which is basically what a moderator does. Being a janitor or a police is part of a moderators job, but why does it need to be such a big aspect when it can be easily dealt with?
Also, on the report site, you can report a player multiple times. But I don't see how your system will make it any better? "That won't happen that much thanks to my system."
It would still be more efficient if you reported on the website. Spectating players in game is rather annoying, and staffs can't be everywhere.
(Also, when you reply to people, you do realize you can multi-reply?)
YES I can believe it!! Omg this is dumb. Okay, but don't even tell me that also punishing rule breakers is not their work?
Punishing rule breakers is their job, but spending all their time spectating players is not as efficient as viewing evidence where players specify what rules they are breaking and where it happens.
Okay man stop it now you're spamming my post with your completely useless messages, if you don't speak english try using google translate.
I know but this is why it's still a suggestion. We have to discuss all this stuff. Because it might be more efficient having the report in-game, or maybe not, who knows. Maybe they implement it and they start receiving reports, they just tp and see them flying and ban. You know?
I see where you are coming from with this, but Cubecrafts whole system is built off of evidence. Lets say someone was very upset at another player. Them and their group could as /report them. I totally understand what you are saying, but Cubecraft my just be too big.:)
Well I'm applying it to a real scenario instead of thinking this as a suggestion. And I still don't see how this is more efficient. I've reported enough and seen enough people hacking. And some toggle. I rather have clear evidence instead of spending all my time spectating and following a player in hopes to ban them. Not to mention, a good amount of players can tell who's a staff, so... They'll avoid them.
I agree with you but we really should try it. And making false reporting actually bannable would be a great idea as well.
False reporting is not the same as making a mistake. Or rather, not being able to tell what hacks are.
The player will think about reporting someone that's sketchy but not sure if hacking twice.
You're saying that to Cubecraft's community, or in general, Minecraft. You think people will think twice to accuse people just because they died?
And again, false reporting does not mean hackusating. False reporting is when you fake a report. Such as recording a player hacking, but somehow changing the name. Or photoshopping names into a chat showing them swearing. That's what false reporting means. Not thinking someone is hacking.
Yes I know, and people must be responsible of what they do, so yes, they have to think twice before accusing, even if they died.
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