Minecraft Bedrock - how to tell to developers the best way ?

Terminator6873 · Feb 16, 2019

Hello there, I'm a bit lost about what to do.

I'm playing Minecraft Bedrock on Android and Windows 10, on some promoted servers I found some people teleporting to othes to reach them, or flying in places they normally can't.

For the Java version, it appears so far that Mojang let people do whatever they want even in code, then it's up to servers owners to decide what experience to deliver and add plugins to do so. On Microsoft side, from what I've seen so far, they want to take
care a lot about the community and reject any form of bypassing the code, as stated in the Xbox Conduct Guide.

And in front of that, I wanted to tell Mojang, Microsoft, developers, about this. But I don't know if what I did was enough or not.

Here is what I did so far :

- told in Mojang Help website about this issue, and several websites I found suspicious that promote softwares that bypass the code.

- searched on Xbox a way to contact, it redirects me on places where I can't write or not what I was realmy researching ; fortunaly I found this place today.

- reported players via Xbox panel during game, but I don't know is this is enough.

- asked a website that hold one of the promoted server about what to do to be sure if what I've did was enough, their answer was positive, but vague and not really convinced me.

- told in Minecraft feedback about the issue, but what I've got were automated responses I don't know they would read.

- and there we are.

So, what do you think about this issue ? Please let me know.

Best regards,

:)

1c3370ba-c351-490a-8

I believe Mojang has actually mentioned before that they are okay with players doing their own coding in their own servers, so I don't know what theyvare really going to do.

Well, from what I've seen and indirectly understood, this was true back when it was Java. They put the game, and made it open-code so everyone could check it and mod over it. When my friends on Java tried to tell Mojang about this, the answers were always
the same : deal with the server owners.

But now, things changing. With Microsoft and Xbox, and recently Nintendo, they have Conduct Codes that forbid bad behaviors, in chat or in gameplay. Bypassing the code and cheating is punishment. I've read also this article some weeks ago : https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-08-02-microsoft-really-wants-you-to-know-playing-minecraft-online-is-safe.
Here are the interesting stuff :

"Plus, because everyone will have an account, if you do run into any creepers ruining the fun, it's easy to report them, and for our Enforcement team to identify the player in question."

"We take reports very seriously," Microsoft said. "All our players are expected to adhere to the Xbox Live Code of Conduct. When you report bad behavior you're helping to create a positive and welcoming
experience for all Minecraft players."

Needless to say, like you I'm a bit in the fog about this situation. It appears clear Microsoft doesn't want hackers, but Mojang spirit is interfering in this situation. But if Microsoft clearly claimed the place is safe and opened for everyone, following
the Xbox Live Code of Conduct, then it will be up to Mojang and Microsoft Studios to make this story clear for everyone.

Wolfie McG

I believe Mojang has actually mentioned before that they are okay with players doing their own coding in their own servers, so I don't know what theyvare really going to do.

Zoidburger

If this is an issue with cheating on a cross platform game, contacting the game devs is the best idea, or going through the official minecraft support

1c3370ba-c351-490a-8

Okay, we'll wait then. Thank you for your answer !

bowski477

Sounds like you've done about all you can in this case. Reporting the users will get the enforcement team to investigate. And you've already contacted Mojang so I think you just have to wait and see at this point.

Minecraft Bedrock - how to tell to developers the best way ?