Make Bans In-Game public again

nhjed

If this isn't being accepted... This is how we're not getting anywhere

If the staff doesn't listen to suggestions that the community wants(aka the majority of the server), we're basically moving nowhere

I could understand something like Pixelmon being unrealistic but like this isn't something that will harm the server at all

If this is denied I've lost all respect

So this better be accepted

cooey

I've got to say +1 to this, because I agree with what metr0 said, and we get pretty much the same amount of spam from people saying "ban" after the person has already been banned as we did with the whole "gg" "lol bans" and all that jazzy jazz.
~ @DeerlandingXD

_MacintoshWave_

+1 AF

evilalec555

Deinen

Unless it's you getting banned, it's really none of your business what is going on with other people, unless they tell you.

-50

Jess_4Ds

This is not going to happen. The main reason being that most players can not handle seeing the ban. Not only does chat get spammed but the banned player may be innocent (which is why they can appeal), and players are the first ones to say hahaha look what he got banned for. As far as not knowing if someone was banned any player on the entire server can type /seen and if their name is crossed out you know they have been banned. Yes there are a lot of servers out there that make their bans public but none that I have seen with a high player count. I mean do you see so and so was banned on the big name servers? I don't and there is a reason for it. Bans most definitely should stay private and if you really must know the reason why a player was banned ask them yourself. You can either ask them when they come back or msg them on forums or by other means of communication.

KlutchDecals

Its bad enough when we have to see #UnbanmyhomieVKL.

No wayyyy jose.

Landonator419

Its bad enough when we have to see #UnbanmyhomieVKL.
No wayyyy jose.
~ @KlutchDecals

Then make it so players can see and staff can't :D

lordusan

-1 two main reasons:
-The spam of "gg's" that follow
-It scares new players.

lordusan

+1, as a new player, this is mainly how I learned most of the rules,
although the spam that comes after is slightly annoying. /gtoggle could do the trick or /kicks?
Kicks dont need to be advertised lol.

ShadowVirus52

+1, never should have changed it in the first place.

Its bad enough when we have to see #UnbanmyhomieVKL.
No wayyyy jose.
~ @KlutchDecals

lol @VKL_ReWinDzz @kdocherty7 @Draqq

VKL_ReWinDzz

+1, never should have changed it in the first place.
lol @VKL_ReWinDzz @kdocherty7 @Draqq
~ @ShadowVirus52

Lol don't wanna be unbanned anyway xd jokes on hin

Deinen

I was the one who had the ban messages removed. I asked for them to go away because I was sick of seeing staff, including myself, being questioned by 20 keyboard warriors that felt the need to question the ban, ban reason, and/or ban time.

It's really none of your business why anyone else but you is banned. Ignorance isn't an excuse to not follow rules, and a ban message doesn't negate that.

This is literally a case of kids wanting to know things that simply aren't their business.

Trexy

-1, bans are not community information.

legendcaleb

This is not going to happen. The main reason being that most players can not handle seeing the ban. Not only does chat get spammed but the banned player may be innocent (which is why they can appeal), and players are the first ones to say hahaha look what he got banned for. As far as not knowing if someone was banned any player on the entire server can type /seen and if their name is crossed out you know they have been banned. Yes there are a lot of servers out there that make their bans public but none that I have seen with a high player count. I mean do you see so and so was banned on the big name servers? I don't and there is a reason for it. Bans most definitely should stay private and if you really must know the reason why a player was banned ask them yourself. You can either ask them when they come back or msg them on forums or by other means of communication.
~ @Jess_4Ds

I know plenty of servers that have over 4k players on a bad day and peak at around 10k, and their ban messages are shown in chat. It let's players know the staff is doing their job
+1

Deinen

I know plenty of servers that have over 4k players on a bad day and peak at around 10k, and their ban messages are shown in chat. It let's players know the staff is doing their job
~ @legendcaleb

You're not their boss, it's not your business if they are doing their job.

Lord_Walrus

ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ spoopy polir ber

legendcaleb

You're not their boss, it's not your business if they are doing their job.
~ @Deinen

Wouldn't you want to know if the server you played on is run by an administration who actively participates and helps out. In a way, the entire server is the administrative's boss, the majority's wants is what the administrators work on supplying. Letting the server see what's going on helps it get an idea on how well the administration listens to the server

Deinen

Wouldn't you want to know if the server you played on is run by an administration who actively participates and helps out. In a way, the entire server is the administrative's boss, the majority's wants is what the administrators work on supplying. Letting the server see what's going on helps it get an idea on how well the administration listens to the server
~ @legendcaleb

Nah, as long as I get help when I file a modreq, and the gamemodes I play aren't broken, I couldn't care less about what else they do. Bans have very little, if anything, to do with measuring how well administration listens to the server.

legendcaleb

Nah, as long as I get help when I file a modreq, and the gamemodes I play aren't broken, I couldn't care less about what else they do. Bans have very little, if anything, to do with measuring how well administration listens to the server.
~ @Deinen

Fair enough

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