New Minecraft EULA changes released.

Hopefully Minecraft players won't rage at the sight of this. I hope it will be better than what we already have.

 

Yep, I was counting the time for how long it would take somebody to make a post about this

We've been reviewing what this involves for the last hour or so now and would like to reassure the McBrawl community not to worry, we're currently in the process of looking into ways in which we can counter-act this.

Feel free to post some suggestions if you feel you have a good idea!

 

Don't worry, we've got some good ideas knocking about

 

Are like currency boosts still allowed? Take Brawl's MVP and VIP for example. They both offer credit and xp boosts. Both of these items can be obtained manually in game without paying, but are obtained at a slower pace.

Also, now weapons, perks, and equipment for War could be available to everyone. Not saying they will, but if this is true, will these items be nerfed for everyone? I think the easiest way to balance them out would make them cost insanely large amounts of credits. Imagine the mini gun costing 2000 credits, they would be EVERYWHERE.

 

This would be giving a donator an advantage against non-donators, and therefore, under Mojang's new legislations, is not permitted.

 

I swear if I were charged money just to play on McBrawl, I would be typing up an Outro.

 

Don't worry, we have no plans of making all of our servers pay to play.

 

If a bill comes up 5 minutes later I swear...

 

.000001 cents an hour ;D

 

Oh no, I can't afford that! D:

 

Can still afford a computer and internet though

By any chance would this mean that everything on servers that you have to pay for would become available for everyone?

 

Don't be so darn dramatic. Also dupe thread.

 

Yes, it's to prevent pay to win. If there are no solutions found, I imagine the donor guns would be nerfed to be more balanced with the regular guns.

 

In My Opinion, I feel that this is good as it makes the game a lot more fair, especially on FACTIONS servers where people pay to be OP. The only major problem is that this may corrupt TONS or popular factions or just big-in-general such as (Not trying to advertise) Mineplex, The Archon, The Hive, The Nexus, or any other major server you can think of. This BIG factor really makes me hesitant, but I feel that they shouldn't make such a change and so I disagree that this EULA should be put into action.

Btw there is a Petition going on if you want this to be removed.
https://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/mojang-change-your-eula

 

Mojang won't listen, you know? They don't have to.

 

There is a post about this under WarZ, in which I made this reply. Here it is:

Hello everyone, bob8is8cool here from Gingerbread Daily, bringing you another update about Mojang's new EULA changes for Minecraft. The update states "We don’t mind you selling items in game, but they must be purely cosmetic," meaning they shouldn't affect the actual gameplay. Some examples of this are pets, particles, and hats. However, are teleportation requests and access to ender chests really cosmetic? In another statement, Mojang says that "You are not allowed to restrict gameplay features in an attempt to make money." This crosses out Ender chests, since this is a basic vanilla Minecraft feature that is being restricted from normal players. As for teleporting, there may be a loop hole. The EULA states that you may not restrict "gameplay features." With teleporting being a part of a plugin, this isn't a normal Minecraft feature. It is a special privilege, made outside of Mojang, that players are given. However, the teleportation requests do change gameplay, making unfair battles. When a simple 1v1 turns into a 1v4, the non donor isn't happy that other players receive an advantage because they paid. With that being said, both perks of donating technically violate the new EULA released by Mojang. For simple changes, the McBrawl staff could allow and ender chest to all players, but give donors double the space inside there's. Also, new coding could be implemented to allow non donors to teleport every 15 minutes. Basically, Mojang doesn't want to restrict the game from people who have bought Minecraft on multiplayer servers. When players must pay to access something, it then becomes unfair. Also, we must remember that McBrawl and other servers are currently illegal. They are selling the game, but Mojang doesn't care. Now Mojang does care and they released the post at the bottom to help servers make money. There are always loop holes in the system, and they're great when used to your advantage. As for Gingerbread Daily, I'm bob8is8cool, wishing everyone a good night.

For more information about the new EULA changes, view Mojang's post here.

What you don't understand is that people are illegally selling this game. By giving out items of this game, servers are illegally making money. It's not fair to players that don't donate, and Mojang wants players who have already paid for Minecraft to be able to play just like everyone else.

The selling of guns and perks really violates the new statements. Mojang's biggest issue is they want people who have bought Minecraft to be able to play just as everyone does. When you make players pay for guns, you are restricting players from items in Minecraft, breaking the EULA. No matter how much you nerf them and boost other guns, the staff cannot restrict players from the guns. A simple fix is to make the donor guns unlockable, and by purchasing them you unlock them early.

 

Being able to unlock the donor guns as they are would ruin the server. I know they would have to be made free if no solutions were found, but they would need appropriate nerfs... but that's the least of our problems...