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    Morphtato
    12/07/2018 9:03 pm
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    Definitely hanging out with family, and also the nice platter for dinner Christmas day. Can't forget about the presents either.
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    Morphtato
    04/30/2016 8:59 pm
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    The reason there is a EULA is simple. Mojang doesn't think it's fair that players have to pay in order to get the full experience of a server that they otherwise wouldn't be able to. Therefore, they updated the EULA to make it clear that P2W isn't allowed.

    Server networks had about 20 months to adapt their donation stores to be EULA compliant. Unfortunately, some server networks decided to not listen. Therefore, they are now blacklisted. While I do believe there should've been an additional 30 days for a final grace period to allow those servers to comply, I totally understand what Mojang is doing here.

    Yes, some changes can be made. For example, there should be a clear way to appeal the blacklist. However, the only thing we can really do at this point is adapt to the changes. I know it's going to be hard at first, but think that in the long run, it will be best for most people.
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    Morphtato
    04/26/2016 8:17 pm
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    While I do feel the same way about hackers in multiplayer, unfortunately there isn't much that can be done by Mojang, at least with our current technology. I believe most servers are doing a good job when it comes to dealing with hackers. If a system were to be developed, the developers of the hacked clients would simply find ways to bypass the system.

    While there isn't much Mojang can do about it, server owners and the community can do something about it. If the server owners continue to enforce Anti-Hacking rules and give strict punishments to the players who decide to use hacked clients, and the community continues to report hackers to the server owner, hopefully the hackers will get the message and decide to stop hacking in multiplayer.

    The morale of the story is this... Single Player, hack all you want. Multiplayer, please do not do so.
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