[SneakerHead]

Well still most people who come on here mad from irl get banned for cursing not greifing or looting.

[Joseph3114]

A I think it would be reasonable then for badly written ban appeals or those which clearly no effort went into to be rejected.

Yeah.

ok how do i get un ban so not fair my brother did this

[FDX]

If you make them permanent, then more and more alts/ phackers etc will be targeting mr.

MineRealm is the only server i ever go on. Only minecraft i ever go on. Actually, now that i look, ive only got one single player world.

Many players feel the same way. Maybe there could be like... A criminal record. The seriouser the crime, the more points u get, whenu get to a certain number of points u get perma banned.

[mr. roach]

I really don't like the permanent ban part... I'm too worried if I'd be banned, well, I would never get to play here again.

[Roobean]

Change 2 is better.

[CidKid]

I thought bans were already permanent.

[Eetrab]

Change 2, yes. Chance 1, no. Since voting 'yes' would mean implementing both, I have to vote 'no'.

[LARDIMUS_PRIME]

First off, I'll just say that I find it highly unlikely this will be voted to be accepted. Rather, I'm more interested in finding out the general stance of players regarding this.

Here's the proposed new system:

Change 1. Bans will be permanent - only players who were accidentally banned will be unbanned. This will create a more solid, less scummy, player base, while teaching kids a life lesson about consequences. As well, this is the method most other online games use, and will waste less of our time.

Change 2. We'll use a new prevention type system, to help stop people from getting banned in the first place. For example, we'll use an ore obfuscater to prevent people from xraying, and censor swear words in the chat, rather than banning them for it. We'd only (manually) ban people who were purposely bypassing the filter.

So, vote and comment. Thanks!

Change 1. I somewhat agree with this, although I think a yellow card/red card system could work, where if a player commits a minor offence for example destroying a couple of blocks of someone else's house they would get banned, if they appeal and their appeal is sincere they get a second chance, if the same player then commits another offence regardless of its severity they would get a red card and be perma-banned, on the other hand a more severe offence for example, where they destroy someone's entire house and loot all their items is a red card, meaning that no matter how sorry or how many appeals they make they don't get unbanned.

Change 2. 100% yes.

I voted yes as even without my suggestion on change 1, I still think this is a great idea and I personally will not be affected by this as I don't do anything that would warrant a ban.

[jackavsfan]

I thought bans were already permanent.

Intelli means they'd be permanent in the sense that you could not appeal them.

[OneManWo1fPac]

So you have one slip, and years and years of work get forgotten. Years of making friends and being friends are gone. Your whole minecraft within the past year. Is gone. I'd rather not