With this solution the player can just take it off in creative (I set the player to creative after him/her completing the world) and get out. I want to do it with command blocks so it checks every tick if the player wears that specific head and if he/she doesn't replace whatever is in the head slot with the player head.
My computer doesn't need a microwave to overheat. I just need to run anything CPU-intensive on that thing and because the fan is only spinning up 10RPM more than in idle it overheats (it can go to much higher RPM, as the startup process demonstrates with a short spin-up to maximum RPM). And if I don't take the side panel off the GPU has to cool itself with the pre-heated air the CPU already used. One hint why: Alienware X51.
That question "What were you thinking?" in the end of that message made me laugh! I know, "Massive C*something*" may remember some people of something that doesn't belong here...
I think Windows is not a good idea in general. If you dig a while you'll find remnants from the Windows95 days even in Windows11 and if you have the dark theme activated you can't dig deeper than three layers in any Windows-included software without the theme breaking and the deeper windows having the light theme again. I am happy with Linux Mint. (happier than with any Windows before, although Win7 looks nice.)