RIZZASTERHow to Report a Griefer
/archive/wallpapers/tebex/ · last edited 24 Jun 2020 · Support
On a recent weekend evening, a player used a fly cheat to repeatedly destroy blocks in a community-built village, causing visible damage to multiple structures and disrupting ongoing player events. The behavior was clearly intentional, not accidental, and occurred over a span of 15 minutes with no attempt to participate in gameplay. This action caused frustration among several younger players who had spent time constructing their homes and public areas.
The incident was reported by a player who captured a short video of the behavior and shared it in the server's moderation channel. The video confirmed the use of a fly cheat and the deliberate destruction pattern. The player also noted that the offender had previously been warned in a prior event for similar actions, indicating a repeated pattern of disruptive behavior.
Moderators reviewed the video, confirmed the violation of the server's anti-griefing policy, and took immediate action. The offending player was temporarily banned from the server, and the damaged structures were restored by staff using backup world files. The decision was documented in the server’s incident log, and the player was added to a monitoring list for future behavior.
This incident led to changes in how reports are handled. All reports now require a timestamped log or video evidence when available, and the moderation team began flagging repeat offenders more quickly. A new automated message now displays when a player attempts to use known cheats, warning them of potential consequences. These steps help ensure faster response times and reduce the impact of griefing on the community.