MarkJamSo what do you think they are trying to do?

I already said:

yoda473They just get bored of regular playing easily and decide they want to try something different.

Looks like I'm not the only one here who doesn't know how to read smh

yoda473

Ives

yoda473 and if they feel their actions are annoying everyone, most of them would do what any non-hacker would do: stop.

I agree with the rest of your message, except this line. Most hackers, when caught, or when they realize people are getting angry, will start trolling and saying things like "good fight " or similar. This is from experience from playing on many PvP servers

Most hackers do it just for fun because they get bored of normal MC or they just wanna try it out, but it's fun to win and even more fun if you win and piss everyone off while doing it

"Most" is probably too strong of a word, but my point is, hackers don't actually hack in order to annoy everyone else. That's just a side-effect

So what do you think they are trying to do?

Ives

yoda473 and if they feel their actions are annoying everyone, most of them would do what any non-hacker would do: stop.

I agree with the rest of your message, except this line. Most hackers, when caught, or when they realize people are getting angry, will start trolling and saying things like "good fight " or similar. This is from experience from playing on many PvP servers

Most hackers do it just for fun because they get bored of normal MC or they just wanna try it out, but it's fun to win and even more fun if you win and piss everyone off while doing it

"Most" is probably too strong of a word, but my point is, hackers don't actually hack in order to annoy everyone else. That's just a side-effect

yoda473 and if they feel their actions are annoying everyone, most of them would do what any non-hacker would do: stop.

I agree with the rest of your message, except this line. Most hackers, when caught, or when they realize people are getting angry, will start trolling and saying things like "good fight " or similar. This is from experience from playing on many PvP servers

Most hackers do it just for fun because they get bored of normal MC or they just wanna try it out, but it's fun to win and even more fun if you win and piss everyone off while doing it

DeRpYPeeWeeCan you all even read...

Nope what is this thread even about

guestdsmost hackers stop when people are annoyed imo and thats with me people tell me stop it ill stop

So true. Most people believe that hackers (in terms of Minecraft) are these evil people with no lives who hack everyone because they feel insecure and want to take out their rage on others, when in fact they're a lot closer to normal players. They just get bored of regular playing easily and decide they want to try something different. They don't hack for the sole purpose of annoying other players, and if they feel their actions are annoying everyone, most of them would do what any non-hacker would do: stop.
I don't even know what I just typed someone teach me how to read please

While it sounds all great, it's the exact same thing as trying to end all violence in the world - desirable, but impossible.

Even if you code the best anti-cheat you could possibly ever think, there are still other people who will make a bypass for it. Simple as that

I also noticed that a lot of people think Badlion isn't hackable. Dude, I know a crap ton of Ghost Clients who can bypass Badlion easily.

vanilla/bukkit/spigot/ect minecraft = easy to use hacks
forge/modded = best anti hack

the 2 above me you both kinda did...

but xPres_ thats atleast 80% wrong no offence about it but most hackers stop when people are annoyed imo and thats with me people tell me stop it ill stop and if #BanTheHackers started going around itd go from 15% at most hacking to annoy to 95% atleast doing this BUT that 95% is the same ammount and together same people as it was in the atmost 15% part as the modded clients (cause everyone calls them hacks and mods are hacks and the way people use things anymore) are mostly used by people who want to test them in multiplayer or play with others using them or both while trying NOT to annoy people and yeah... and also hacking can be used for good... dont go around using hacked clients saying youre helping youll most likely get a bigger punishment... but yeah if this went around it would help as youd only punish 5% of people that are mostly innocent and also people hacking to annoy others are horrible at faking being innocent theyll either over or under do it... lol... if youre given power youll eventually get bored of it and do something to get rid of it and in this case uninstall.. im already bored of them... i think in total only used it on like 5 days on multiplayer as theres only one thing i liked: fast bow shooting because beta 1.7.3 and prior... ive stopped dont worry... its sorta like water... it sucks in flavor after afew days... lol.... only difference is you should dirnk water.... ima also leave dat there... idc... im tired... hoping this makes sense.... lol...

To my knowledge, I do no think people will stop hacking because of a hashtag. People do not care what other people think about hacking. They simply care about winning, not about that there cheating.

yoda473
I think Prototype Theta is referring to the current Mojang and the road Minecraft seems to be going down right now. Don't forget, Notch isn't on the team anymore. Look at the console editions, as well: no safe way to install mods, and the little freedom you're given with skins and resource packs is paid for. My point is, you're right, but Mojang may not care.
On a side note, in case you're not aware, it is possible to upload world builds without mods, and it's not too different from schematics.

Yea I know Notch is gone, and even with Microsoft buying out Mojang and doing things a bit differently I wouldnt suggest they'd like to see mods gone. Remember MC still didnt boast to #1 just from it's basic Vanilla status.....and Microsoft paid what they paid to buy em out for a reason.
As for world builds, yes it's very simple for me to send you my entire world save that I build creations on, however it's not as simple to grab 1 or 2 of my structures and add em into your own world (atleast not that I'm familiar with??)

DeRpYPeeWeeOk uhh at this point, what you all are saying doesn't make sense.

DeRpYPeeWee
And, as Azie said, I sad SNS too not just PMC -_-
Can you all even read...

Sure, jan

Ok uhh at this point, what you all are saying doesn't make sense.
And, as Azie said, I sad SNS too not just PMC -_-
Can you all even read...

Jrcarp
Yes, they are server modifications. I'm unsure whether you misunderstood his comment or are just posting that to smart arse. He was obviously refering them as seperate things, one being server software and on being modifications to the client. They are mods, even the first server mod was called hMod. They both serve different purposes, server mod adding features and tools without causing a player to download content and client mods which adds content the player has to download and install.

I don't know why you're being so hostile, but you made no point. They are different. Everyone knows that. They are still mods nonetheless. He was proposing that Mojang wouldn't mind killing off mods, and in that situation, if they actually wanted to kill off mods, it would be server AND client. If mojang didn't want people modifying their code, they wouldn't want them modifying ANY of it, or it would be redundant because then people would just find ways to make the servers do more things

CorkyWWhy would you think or say this? Mojang, specifically Notch, said from day 1 the games code was meant to be manipulated. The game is more versatile than ever due to the vast majority of mods available.
So no one "broke" into the game, they were invited with open arms.

Ask yourself this, what would MC be today if mods were never allowed in the beginning? Do you honestly think it would've soared to #1 so quickly.....or at all for that matter? You'd be stuck with Vanilla Survival, with an update every now and then that gave you a new block or a new mob etc. And I say survival because what use would Creative be? You could build things and post screens of your builds, but uploading/downloading schematics and such would be impossible since you need mods for that. If MC stayed pure Vanilla from day 1 we wouldnt be here today on a MC forum, because this game would've already died by now.

I think Prototype Theta is referring to the current Mojang and the road Minecraft seems to be going down right now. Don't forget, Notch isn't on the team anymore. Look at the console editions, as well: no safe way to install mods, and the little freedom you're given with skins and resource packs is paid for. My point is, you're right, but Mojang may not care.
On a side note, in case you're not aware, it is possible to upload world builds without mods, and it's not too different from schematics.

Ives

PrototypeTheta

Azie
On that note, it's occurred to me that maybe OP was asking Mojang to #BanTheHackers, not individual servers since we know many do already. That brings me back to the issue of modding. Minecraft has a huge modding community and a ton of people would likely end up black-listed from authentication for having "legal" mods due to false positives. Mods that spawn items, teleport, or alter player movement in any way (like some of those cool parkour mods out there) would be likely causes of these false positives since those are things that modified clients often use in a malicious way, even though those can and are often applied to single-player worlds or servers in a way that's constructive for all players' experiences.

In fairness, Mojang probably wouldn't mind killing off modding, what with the windows 10 version being written much more securely in C++. One could also look at how much support the forge team have gotten from Mojang in comparison to server plugin platforms like bukkit or spigot. Though I guess it is rather cheeky to break into the game the way modders do in the first place.

Bukkit and Spigot are mods..

Yes, they are server modifications. I'm unsure whether you misunderstood his comment or are just posting that to smart arse. He was obviously refering them as seperate things, one being server software and on being modifications to the client. They are mods, even the first server mod was called hMod. They both serve different purposes, server mod adding features and tools without causing a player to download content and client mods which adds content the player has to download and install.

PrototypeTheta

Azie
On that note, it's occurred to me that maybe OP was asking Mojang to #BanTheHackers, not individual servers since we know many do already. That brings me back to the issue of modding. Minecraft has a huge modding community and a ton of people would likely end up black-listed from authentication for having "legal" mods due to false positives. Mods that spawn items, teleport, or alter player movement in any way (like some of those cool parkour mods out there) would be likely causes of these false positives since those are things that modified clients often use in a malicious way, even though those can and are often applied to single-player worlds or servers in a way that's constructive for all players' experiences.

In fairness, Mojang probably wouldn't mind killing off modding, what with the windows 10 version being written much more securely in C++. One could also look at how much support the forge team have gotten from Mojang in comparison to server plugin platforms like bukkit or spigot. Though I guess it is rather cheeky to break into the game the way modders do in the first place.

Why would you think or say this? Mojang, specifically Notch, said from day 1 the games code was meant to be manipulated. The game is more versatile than ever due to the vast majority of mods available.
So no one "broke" into the game, they were invited with open arms.

Ask yourself this, what would MC be today if mods were never allowed in the beginning? Do you honestly think it would've soared to #1 so quickly.....or at all for that matter? You'd be stuck with Vanilla Survival, with an update every now and then that gave you a new block or a new mob etc. And I say survival because what use would Creative be? You could build things and post screens of your builds, but uploading/downloading schematics and such would be impossible since you need mods for that. If MC stayed pure Vanilla from day 1 we wouldnt be here today on a MC forum, because this game would've already died by now.

PrototypeTheta

Azie
On that note, it's occurred to me that maybe OP was asking Mojang to #BanTheHackers, not individual servers since we know many do already. That brings me back to the issue of modding. Minecraft has a huge modding community and a ton of people would likely end up black-listed from authentication for having "legal" mods due to false positives. Mods that spawn items, teleport, or alter player movement in any way (like some of those cool parkour mods out there) would be likely causes of these false positives since those are things that modified clients often use in a malicious way, even though those can and are often applied to single-player worlds or servers in a way that's constructive for all players' experiences.

In fairness, Mojang probably wouldn't mind killing off modding, what with the windows 10 version being written much more securely in C++. One could also look at how much support the forge team have gotten from Mojang in comparison to server plugin platforms like bukkit or spigot. Though I guess it is rather cheeky to break into the game the way modders do in the first place.

Bukkit and Spigot are mods..

Azie
On that note, it's occurred to me that maybe OP was asking Mojang to #BanTheHackers, not individual servers since we know many do already. That brings me back to the issue of modding. Minecraft has a huge modding community and a ton of people would likely end up black-listed from authentication for having "legal" mods due to false positives. Mods that spawn items, teleport, or alter player movement in any way (like some of those cool parkour mods out there) would be likely causes of these false positives since those are things that modified clients often use in a malicious way, even though those can and are often applied to single-player worlds or servers in a way that's constructive for all players' experiences.

In fairness, Mojang probably wouldn't mind killing off modding, what with the windows 10 version being written much more securely in C++. One could also look at how much support the forge team have gotten from Mojang in comparison to server plugin platforms like bukkit or spigot. Though I guess it is rather cheeky to break into the game the way modders do in the first place.

I need to find a hack that spams hashtag in everyones chat

AlejandrooThe point is, just cause we use a hashtag on a website doesn't mean it's gonna solve our problems.

If it's something you're spreading awareness about and you're trying to create a NEW movement, I could see it helping specifically on platforms like Twitter where hash tags work as they're intended to by causing those posts to appear on the front page or otherwise appearing in searches on Twitter, but this isn't a new movement. It's a popular notion that has been around for a long time, but there isn't an easy solution to fix it permanently.

Cheating is and has been a problem for a long time and, just like viruses, programs/mods that facilitate it are always evolving and people are always finding new ways to get around existing anti-cheat systems. Additionally, banning people unfortunately doesn't solve the problem that anonymity allows people to do things they wouldn't normally do, which is why a lot of cheating exists and is why one banned person will likely just move to another server to do the same thing. Then there's the fact that Mojang allows people to mod the game and doesn't ban people using mods that would be considered cheating.

On that note, it's occurred to me that maybe OP was asking Mojang to #BanTheHackers, not individual servers since we know many do already. That brings me back to the issue of modding. Minecraft has a huge modding community and a ton of people would likely end up black-listed from authentication for having "legal" mods due to false positives. Mods that spawn items, teleport, or alter player movement in any way (like some of those cool parkour mods out there) would be likely causes of these false positives since those are things that modified clients often use in a malicious way, even though those can and are often applied to single-player worlds or servers in a way that's constructive for all players' experiences.

Are we talking about hackers or script kiddies? There is a significant difference.

This is about as effective as a #StopCrime hashtag.

lol this is a teenie-weenie bit useless

And what's a hashtag supposed to do lol

Look at all you people! Crushing the hopes and dreams of a little girl! Can I join in?

This basically wont do anything.Preventing Hackers COMPLETELY is basically
Impossible.Even if there is a plug in that bans them.They will always I say Always find a way to hack back at it again.Not trying to be killjoy but Im just being realistic and sticking to the facts here

we can't stop hackers/cheaters, they will always be there. with or without external assistance, git gud or stop trying to prevent them

How to avoid hackers is easy, Play on modded servers that don't use a Mainstream pack. Works well for me.. All the Vanilla servers are gonna have hackers forever, not much you can do about it..

Nothing wrong with Minecraft hackers. There are a lot of servers out there that literally exist to be hacked. It's not like they're hacking Microsoft or anything.
Besides, from experience, trying to beat a hacker in a minigame is no harder than trying to beat someone who paid for a high rank.
Also, did you know that in the Python programming language, anything typed after a hashtag is ignored and does not actually do anything?

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Oh Maddox, always helping the world out in one way or another.

I typed #BanTheHackers the other day and POOF, they all disappeared. It really works people. I have limited quantities available, big 4th of July Sale. Only $19.95 and you can hashtag hackers away too!!! Call Now!!

because typing a hashtag on a website does so much to stop minecraft hackers.

Lorpie - The PieBasically like this??
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That guy just earned a sub

Hey kid, it's summer now, go get a job, spend your time on something that is actually useful.

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