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Started by 2468avc, March 06, 2013, 11:57:00 PM

Mines

2468avc

I think that the rules about griefing and mining are kinda weird. I bought a plot with a mine on it and surrounded the mine with fences. My neighbor, epic_fred1960, breaks a fence and (I'm fairly sure) mines in my mine. I called a mod and heres what they said: It was technically only one block of grief, because even if it was your mine, any player can destroy any natural blocks. Is it just me or does this seem a bit unfair?

Nick3306

Quote from: 2468avc on March 06, 2013, 11:57:00 PM
I think that the rules about griefing and mining are kinda weird. I bought a plot with a mine on it and surrounded the mine with fences. My neighbor, epic_fred1960, breaks a fence and (I'm fairly sure) mines in my mine. I called a mod and heres what they said: It was technically only one block of grief, because even if it was your mine, any player can destroy any natural blocks. Is it just me or does this seem a bit unfair?
It is not unfair at all. You can only claim land by using a protection stone. Otherwise, everything made by the world is fair game.

2468avc

Quote from: Nick3306 on March 07, 2013, 12:03:27 AM
Quote from: 2468avc on March 06, 2013, 11:57:00 PM
I think that the rules about griefing and mining are kinda weird. I bought a plot with a mine on it and surrounded the mine with fences. My neighbor, epic_fred1960, breaks a fence and (I'm fairly sure) mines in my mine. I called a mod and heres what they said: It was technically only one block of grief, because even if it was your mine, any player can destroy any natural blocks. Is it just me or does this seem a bit unfair?
It is not unfair at all. You can only claim land by using a protection stone. Otherwise, everything made by the world is fair game.
Yes, but that mine had been dug to bedrock. It would have been much more work if he started form scatch (like the person I bought it off did). Again, it just seems unfair that players get to piggy-back on your work.

andersad

         That does seem a little unfair, but like Nick3306 said, Tecknicklly anything in nature is a free for all unless it's protected by a p-stone, but I still see your point 2468avc.
                                                           ----->andersad<-----

Morrison1996

Don't post on topics that are this old.