Gods and titans are able to kill our cows, villagers and other creatures. Even if they are sealed away. Why not give us the ability to disable their /jump commands to prevent them from going where we dont want them to go. Im rather tired of the griefing. Also the ability to kick someone who is griefing from the island would also be very helpful. It really sucks that all I can do is watch them destroy my farms and cows.
I'm completely with you on that I recently had a titan at my shop he used /jump and killed all my animals
im a god put fence around your animals and gods and titans cant do /jump in then cover it with half slabs all around
Yeah but adding half slabs and extra blocks is such a waste of supplies and can make the ideas people had about making their shops and islands looking great to not so great. Having to worry about people flying in and /jump through walls makes it stressful for hard work people actually put into it.
Hm... I have a suggestion, but this will make spawners pointless. I was going to suggest that only people that are added to the island can harm animals/creatures.
Yeah if that happened mob grinders would be pointless too right not just spawners. If only there was a way for just cows mainly chickens aren't hard to maintain. Plus for people who have villagers i hear titans and gods come and find them all the time and kill them on people's islands.
@billyvdp That could work for most people but it can often lead to more of a nuisance. Some people suffer from a bug that allows people to open doors and gates freely. So for your idea to work, it would require tearing down the fence and putting it back up each time you need to enter the pen. @ladykiwibug Where resorces take a lot of effort to get like skyblock, ya it does suck to have to use extra supplies for such measures. And where skyblock is ment to be about creativity and survival in the sky, it really sucks some of the fun out of it to have to twist the stuff you made just to prevent people destroying your work. @madisonjr Ya, maybe if they could add a command for certain animals or the ability to make a certain area a protection zone. Or even an anti jump zone.
Who the hell do you think you are to go up to a guy who has some helpful input and tell him "you are not needed". Can you really jot take criticism?
We'll thx for the dumb rating... Wait are you a griefer because you are obiously for this stupid command? And I'm not needed! Kid this is a public suggestion topic any one can post the info they want. Is that hard to process? Btw learn some grammar bro.
Haha, lazy? No, but it is quite unfortunate to play minecraft where you have to go through and over build just to keep people out. Then to find out that after building and trying to recreate safety to you animals and crops that once again someone still finds a way to grief. But is it hard for you to actually be nice and helpful than to try to put someone down on a forum? Because I'm quite sure that calling someone lazy to do something is different from what is being expressed here. Also it's not quite helpful. But thanks for the lousy response.
I posted this as a suggestion to help the server improve. I have not suggested getting rid of anything or to get in the way of other people having fun. I am merely suggesting a way to prevent others from ruining people's fun. Griefing is something that can ruin a server if it runs amok. The ability to prevent it can and will help the server improve and grow. As madisonjr said, there are good uses for the command. And im sure that is correct. But in cases where it is abused on islands that don't belong to them, this should be more preventable. As for the "laziness" of building extra security, would it be so bad if that extra security was a simple command? Minecraft gets a lot of its fun from creativity and stifling it by forcing them to drastically alter their buildings does take away from that fun. Especially in the case of skyblock where the materials are more limited and space even more so. So instead of attacking one another, why not give a helpful view on the topic.
