Minecraft Name: Berserk_on_xbl
Suggestion: Limit number of temp bans allowed in either a fixed amount of 3 or by a point system (such as points on a American drivers license) until the user is permanently banned
Reason: Andrew has said multiple times that one of his most important things on the server is making it a safe environment for all users. I see the users that have been banned numerous times to be very counterproductive of this statement. After a certain amount of bans they should be removed from the server entirely since these users have proven to be nothing short of a nuisance.
Any Other Information:things that a perma-banable will still be perma-banable offenses, but things such as spamming, vulgarity, or whatever the reason may be should be limited.
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Berserk_on_xbl BuilderBuilder ⛰️ Ex-Mayor ⚒️⚒️
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This acceptance of that concept would be left entirely up to andrew. That being said, Here is my opinion. I don't think we need to do this. Lets start with the following example:
Player does minor grief. Gets banned with 1 hour temp ban. Does this three times in a month. Tempban gets a little longer each time. You want us to put this kid, who is at best a serial minor griefer, at the same level as some of our worst we've ever had??
Scammers on the other hand, if we remove them completely, may never pay off their debts.
Further, some of the 'nuisances' are donating massive amount of cash to the server. I'm not saying that they should be let off, but a perma is a little excessive. I know dozens of people who would be perma'd by this system who are now law abiding citizens who donate to help the server. I honestly cannot see anything good happening out of this. Yes, we get rid of the problem, but, we make a bigger one.
Less players, less donations, more server issues. -
Berserk_on_xbl BuilderBuilder ⛰️ Ex-Mayor ⚒️⚒️
Theres not a lot of people who have been banned a numerous amount of times, and those users do donate but im willing to suggest that they payed someone with in game money for them, if they didnt learn for instance the first 6 times, they arent going to get any better. and if someone is a seasoned scammer, then users who are at risk of being scammed should have done their research before giving them alot of money. if someone moderate griefs 3 times a month, they are also not learning their lesson. These users dont deserve to be on this server if they just keep causing trouble in my opinion.
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I like this. If someone is banned so many times then they shouldn't get another chance. There are some people who have scammed many times and get appealed then scam again.
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Revanrose6 Sith LordECC Sponsor President ⛰️⛰️ Ex-EcoLegend ⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️ Prestige ⭐ I ⭐ Gameplay Architect Premium Upgrade
I honestly feel that the players may want to keep a better eye on the ban appeals section. If someone just got unbanned for loan scamming, you shouldn't give them a loan... Its just logical. -
lets not punish the wrong doers, lets put the onus on the innocent to do more fact checking
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Dork, I think you are missing my point. If we 'punish the wrong doers' the way you want them punished then the innocent never get their money back. If we don't punish the wrong doers the way you want them to be punished and instead ask the innocent to be a little more wary, then I'm the bad person for asking the innocent to do a little research.
Example: We put it on the intelligence of the masses irl to not fall from the email scams that are sent saying things like "Hey, I'm from asdasdasda and I need $5,000 to reach my mass amount of money. If you give me that, I'll give you a piece of it."
In real life we always tell people to formulate their own opinions. Do research and come to your own conclusions. There is absolutely no reason not to apply that here. If the loan is only a few grand then w/e. But if you are giving out a $300,000 loan, then do research.
I will be adding this to my builder guide btw. Because I really feel that when giving out a loan or taking one there are a lot of things that need to be considered. It is not a small decision to make. It is not something to be taken lightly by either side. The person taking the loan needs to ask themselves how much they can realistically make in a day. If the amount you want to loan is going to require you to make more than 15k a day to pay off and you can only make 10k, logically you shouldn't take out the loan. Quite like a person in real life needs to prove their daily income. Whenever I give out a loan I ask for their daily income. If its not in my 'ideal range' I refuse to do the loan. Then if they pass my questioning, my income issue and such. I then look into their background. I haven't been loan scammed in 6 months. -
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Berserk_on_xbl BuilderBuilder ⛰️ Ex-Mayor ⚒️⚒️
Yes, the logical thing for any user before setting up a loan is to do a background check.. but the problem is that many users are too lazy to care about their past history, they want their money and they want it now. I think it would be useful to include in a contract for a loan "Has user been banned previously for scamming in any way" this would force them to do a background check and maybe reconsider their position. But still this is not the only issue of users who get banned multiple times. Griefing, spamming, harrassing, modding, and all of the other things need to be taken into account as well.
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I am raising the issue of the lack of a corresponding elevated response by the administers of the server to the individuals that violate the rules.
You (the collective you) keep shoveling the responsibility back on to the individual getting scammed and conveniently escaping the responsibility of elevating the level of punishment of the offending users.
Will that ever change? -
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Dork, you and I have discussed this type of thing before, and we both know we can up empty on realistic punishments short of making things harsher in their current state. -
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Berserk_on_xbl BuilderBuilder ⛰️ Ex-Mayor ⚒️⚒️
give a rollback to the victims of scamming... :p
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and we just discussed this on Skype... so thoughts now box? lol -
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As someone who has 1 ban on file, and that ban being a complete misunderstanding, I have to say no to this.
A user first joins the server, joins a town, and buys a plot in that town. They see a house that looks empty like no one lives there and decides "I'm going to take some of the material from the house" then gets offline and comes back to a ban for grief. (This is a reasonable temp. ban but isn't a serious matter due to being new and not realizing it was wrong at first)
If someone gets banned for a small reason (say for not being able to pay off a loan in time, that they tried to pay off, but could only pay off 90% of it)That is one ban for breach of contract, even though the person isn't actually attempting to "cut" anyone down or scam.
then, they redo their town, and for whatever reason can't get on for a few nights, but didn't realize their town portal would kill anyone going through it if it is up in the air you get a 3rd ban on file then get perma-banned. (A misunderstanding that happened with me).
I know this situation seems unlikely, but with the fact that we have on average of around 600 different people playing the server daily, it is likely to happen atleast once, and it wouldn't be fair to the person it happens to.
For these reasons I have to say -1 -
Each of those situations has tremendously extenuating circumstances.
What about the individual that flagrantly violates the same rule (loan/donation scamming specifically) 3 consecutive times.
What about that circumstance?
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