Griefing is an ancient practice that has been present in Minecraft from the moment multiplayer was enabled. In its simplest form, griefing is the purposeful destruction, trolling, and corruption of a Minecraft server. Griefing is not allowed in most servers. However, some servers anarchy or faction servers do not have penalties against it.
As seen in the image above, players have intentionally griefed the spawn of the 2b2t anarchy server, which is allowed due to its "no rules" policy. Many players find this type of gameplay attractive, as seen by the popularity of the 2b2t server. Also read: Minecraft Redditor uses frost walker enchantment to terrorize their friend.
Due to its long and dark history, players have had time to develop the best ways to grief others. Players are obviously not recommended to grief, unless they have a valid reason. As seen in the image above, lava is a common way to grief another player's base. With enough lava, the base can be completely covered, which can render it almost impossible to clear out in a timely manner.
TNT is another obvious choice. Players can place a large amount of TNT around a base and light it, doing massive damage to the structure. The most common reason that players will grief is to steal the other player's or team's items. They will usually wait until the team is offline and then find a way to break into their base.
Fourth, people sometimes just get bored and decide griefing is a great way to liven things up. Yes No. Not Helpful 5 Helpful You can't, but you can fill items with lava so she will have to build a new one. Not Helpful 20 Helpful If you can't use lava or TNT, break the blocks or destroy with creepers.
Not Helpful 15 Helpful Someone might report you, and you could get a suspension or even banned. It may be better to not grief in the first place, you wouldn't like it if someone grieved you! Not Helpful 23 Helpful Get TNT or Lava to use.
If you do not have those, then just get creepers and make sure they stay on your tail. If you lose one, you might not be able to explode one. Not Helpful 6 Helpful Philipp Hoehn. Obsidian can be broken slowly. Hasten effects from a beacon, an efficiency diamond pickaxe, and 'fastbreak' cheats can speed up the process. And while it is possible to break bedrock in survival, it takes a while to do so. Not Helpful 11 Helpful No, there is no real way to do this unless you can find a way to properly download, unzip, and place the file in the proper place on your phone just as you would do it on PC.
Not Helpful 34 Helpful Look at Minecraftservers. Not Helpful 10 Helpful Generally developers don't make clients specifically for griefing. Fast place and auto clickers can help; so will speed hacks. Speed hacks are generally found in PvP hack clients. X-Ray is a mod on its own, but it is also in Wurst. It will help you obtain lava, water, or ores needed for griefing redstone. Not Helpful 18 Helpful Worldedit is possible for you to grief, even with Worldguard, Redprotect, etc.
Not Helpful 4 Helpful 8. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Drink an Invisibility Potion so no one can see you. Also make sure nothing is in your hand! Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0. Have an item in your hot bar like lapis or something completely harmless, not string or redstone, mind you. This is so if a player comes up and sees you, they won't see you have TNT, or flint and steel, even tools.
If you're going to grief, go big. No one really cares if you, say, break a bridge, but turning the bridge and the places it connects into a mountain for your giant, awesome lava fountain Helpful 1 Not Helpful 0.
Make sure not to set off warnings such as placing TNT, Lava, bedrock, etc. While sneaking, use the Herobrine mod to decrease your chances of getting banned. Use a tripwire to activate tnt right in front of a doorway. It should be hard to spot. Get nice tools on you, as well as dirt for stopping source blocks.
Most players tend to dislike and frown upon griefing, while others feel it adds a certain degree of drama to the game.
If you are using Bedrock Edition , you can change the gamerule tntexplodes to false. Other than that, frequently backing up your world and banning or kicking griefers is about all you can do. Chicken spamming is one of the more common ways of making mob lag, as automatic chicken farms are relatively easy to create. Alternatively, making a huge gold farm can also lag the server.
The first command will kill all chickens in the loaded world, the second all non-player entities within 50 blocks, and the third a maximum of 25 chickens within 50 blocks. Note that this will cause the mobs to drop loot, so you may have to run this several times to kill everything, especially with slimes. For effect , 15 represents the invincibility time. For spreadplayers , the only applicable numbers are , which is the x z to spread the players around, and the which is the maximum distance to spread players.
To see what the other numbers are, click the link to the commands above. Another way is to build as many beacons loaded with the resistance and regeneration effects as possible around the spawn location so anyone within the effect range of the beacons will get more health and regenerate, making them practically invincible.
A common trick that griefers use is pretending to be from popular Minecraft websites or clans and asking for OP status in order to "review" the server. This is not a typical form of destruction griefing; however, this is a strategy employed by many griefers to gain trust and cause rage, or it may be done to get OP status and cause great destruction. There are several ways to troll, such as killing a person and having them watch you throw their items into lava , spamming, and promising to give them items, and doing so before killing them the moment they exit a safe zone.
What's worse is that the griefer that built the overloaded chunk wouldn't be kicked; they place the signs gradually, which means the packets won't overload that is unless they disconnect when there are enough signs and they're within the vicinity. The only way to stop an overloaded inventory, ironically, is to use a hacked client yourself, which would allow you to connect, get your inventory, and throw out the modded data items without sending an overloaded packet to the server.
Well, that or reporting to an operator and telling them to completely clear your inventory. There are many other forms of griefing, many of them are variations of the ones listed above. Essentially, if moderators are attentive and the server is equipped with the necessary plugins, a server can be very secure from griefing and spamming.
While modifications to Minecraft clients are fairly popular with legitimate mods , griefers also often employ client modifications to aid their efforts. Apart from the mods below, griefing clients often include an in-game GUI to display enabled mods, as well as things such as chat commands ".
Warning : It is not recommended to purchase paid hacked clients, as the people behind them can never be trusted whether they are bad programmers, scammers, untrustworthy, etc.
Hacked clients also never last forever; various paid hacked clients have been discontinued. Thus, if you pay money for a hacked client, you'll only be getting some months of usage until the hacked client gets discontinued. It will be a huge risk and a waste of your time. Never use cracked paid clients, they can ruin your computer with malware. Griefing is difficult to prevent and virtually impossible to avoid on anarchy servers, but as a normal player, you can take steps to make your base harder to find, and ultimately, harder to grief.
While there is not much that can stop a determined griefer, there are ways for a server to mitigate the risks of being griefed. The following is a list of steps server owners can take to try to keep their server protected:.
For a much more in-depth and anti-grief biased analysis, see Crayboff's thread on the topic. You can also watch who you let on your server or realm. While there are many people creating grief-friendly client modifications, there are equally dedicated programmers creating server plugins to foil their attempts. Using the popular and extensible Bukkit server software and other Server Mods , programmers have made numerous add-ons to enforce correct client behavior. There are plugins that allow administrators to log and rollback all edits done on an individual basis, employ jails to trap griefers, and even protect certain blocks or entire chunks.
Griefing is far from a new phenomenon in video games. It dates to the late s, when it was used to describe the willfully antisocial behaviors seen in early massively multiplayer online games like Ultima Online and first-person shooters like Counter-Strike. Fortunately for server administrators, the increase in griefing has pushed the creation of numerous anti-griefing tools and techniques. Minecraft Wiki. Minecraft Wiki Explore. Main Page All Pages. Minecraft Minecraft Earth Minecraft Dungeons.
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This can include Creative "nuking", where users instantly mine all blocks within reach, and "torch nuking" when the griefer destroys only torches. Many hacked clients have these as built in features. A more time-consuming and generally expensive method of griefing is the creation of TNT cannons to bombard other players' creations from a safe distance.
When it comes to destroying houses, griefers will often steal the player's most valuable items before destroying the house.
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