Minecraft - Windows 10 Edition missing features.

Would like to start this comment off on the plus side;

I love Windows 10 edition. You really blew us away with the capabilities of command blocks on console and so much more. However, some features, which I will be listing shortly, seem to have been downgraded and both the old console community and new PC community
would love for them to be added.

/gamerule showgamertages true / false

This is a must for all world-makers as many old fans of the game (and new ones) enjoy playing minigames like Murder Mystery and Hide n' Seek. With this option only available for single-person use, not as a gamerule like it used to be, many minigame map creators
-- including myself -- feel quite dismayed.

Better Superflat Creation

There's a couple of ways this could be done.

- Like it used to be; easily put in what blocks you want / how many of said blocks you want in a pattern and create a unique flat world, e.g. putting 20 layers of stone underneath the grass instead of just three.

- Like it is in Java; use an external website to program in certain world features.

/kick or /ban

It's such a pain to have to take away all of a person's privileges, especially if they're in mid-grief, every second counts. To have to do this and then keep them in your world regardless feels like a real step-down from what the Xbox One edition was. Also,
many of these trollers like to stay for a long while and spam chat with either rude messages or death messages, which can get very annoying.

and finally; being able to add JSON elements to a given item.

I recognise this was not a feature in the Xbox One edition, but think of it as a little bonus request, if you will. I would love to be able to /give players enchanted items / named items / items with unbreaking etc. Even spawning mobs with fire resistance or
invincibility would be pretty cool, too. It just seems like a feature that is essential to all sorts of mapmaking and that still isn't in the game.

Whether or not any Microsoft staff with authority will see this post, I am not sure, but hopefully players with the same feelings can contribute to this post and or garner enough attention to it that the staff can take this advice in and change the game for
the better accordingly.

Thanks a bunch for committing to Minecraft just as much as we'd hope you'd do.

- Will

:)