/penguin @e[type=boat] speed 100000000

@@PhoenixSC Precisely lol

​@@PhoenixSC now I can be fast! Thx.

/penguin @penguin[type=penguin] speed penguin

​@@suspicioussand you forgot (distance=penguin) niugnep

Except for the fact that it's a command and not obtainable in survival without cheats... Y'all are reaching just to hate on Mojang at this point, the minecraft community is so toxic when it comes to shit like this lol.

me when i use console commands in survival

Hey new mob I'm happy. I personally think the armadillo is nice.

@@missdamenoir2830 exactly

@@carlpapa123 what

I honestly thought mob votes would be like this at first.

If you mean added in snapshots, then it wouldn't really matter because they would all be in the official version. And they can't be released by the updates to the version, because everyone playing any version of 1.20 (as far as I'm aware) is capable of playing together. Adding in mobs to a later version of 1.21 wouldn't work because people playing on 1.21.1 wouldn't have access to the mobs in 1.21.3 or whatever. Which means each losing mob would be released a year later in 1.22!

This is how I always thought it was. The giant squid was reimplemented as bubble columns, the desert thing became a grindstone, etc.

That’s literally how they are being implemented

They've said they'll add the other, but it feels like they never actually will. The Swamp feels like a fluke now.

yeah... pretty much. their mob updates that take weeks and weeks of mob votes and are only once a year each, add a mob that most devs could easily add in an afternoon. its actually kinda insane. land a job at Mojang as a java dev and you have the easiest job in the world, 1 hour work weeks

They're also lucky to have some of the most easily contented fanbases I have ever seen. Any change you could ask for is answered with "well, that would ruin this other thing that people enjoy, so they shouldn't work to make adjustments" or "that thing is fine because this group of people remains happy" like lmao okay just stop updating the game ig

it's probably just a community management scheme designed to create traction either through competitive FOMO (different people will drive up media traction due to their different fear of missing out on their preferred content) or through the controversy. Remember that these features and additions aren't resource intensive for just about any dev team. These things have been made by modders in days or hours of free time. So the company or even the department isn't losing out on money by not including a portion of these "keychain" style additions. Minecraft has always been a massively popular game via it's relatively massive time sink:cost ratio for gamers. It's always been cheap, and has always provided thousands of hours of gameplay to almost all of it's purchasers, it's generated nearly 100% satisfaction as a product. Today, it's been acquired. The first direction an IP is taken towards after being acquired by a different entity is to make money. Minecraft skin packs sell- sure, but skins by and large are free. Skin packs sell on console due to the obvious lack of a free skin market. Mods also massively expand all ends of the game in all sorts of directions, and the only place that the premium behavior packs and scripted world packs sell is again- console, which is only a portion of the total playerbase. Microsoft acquired ownership over a product that is already owned by most people, maintains low cost as a part of it's appeal, and has very little space for the IP to grow value-wise. They won't release DLC content in the form of worldly expansion, because while it would sell, it would hurt the value of the IP. We don't want "the aether" as a 14.99 DLC.

@@blackwoodsecurity531I despise the Bedrock Edition store more than anything in this world.

​@@blackwoodsecurity531Honestly, just play Tekkit Lite or something, mods on Java are free, as it SHOULD BE. Therefore if Microsoft/Mojang wants money (cuz apparently they don't have enough money already oozing out of their butts), they could just do what any sane game dev company would: make an expansion pack for the game. I wouldn't pay $15 for "the Aether", because we already know the Aether as a free mod. I would, however, pay, say $5, on a new official Minecraft expansion, that may add new mechanics like minerals and whatnot. Honestly though, Minecraft has squeezed out so much money already, over the long years. Since we're talking about multimillion dollar companies, I don't see why they can't just leave it as is, and continue doing updates and adding new content to Minecraft, perhaps with a little more substance than the current 1 mob and 1 feature per year. You know, to keep the fans engaged. Although Minecraft is still an amazing game, and it always will be, to me.

mfs literally just removed the "const" from the variables code line

for fucking real, and it's not like they need the AI for the mob to be complex either so how is it not possible to add the whole mob? It wouldn't take longer than a week with a team.

99% of minecraft updates could be done in minutes to hours, (most updates exist in mods already anyway.) The modern gaming industry LOVES to put fluff time to get paid extra for doing nothing. Why does it take a year to add 1 mob when lego fortnite plans to add 25 in a month lmao? They are just lazy.

I am pretty sure they did this as part of work task to make more things configurable, which makes it easier to modify things via commands and also to bind them to items. Then someone had the idea with the crab-item and then they held it back until after the mob vote. I guess they expected the crab to win, but they didnt rig it enough this time.

I'm convinced Minecraft forgot about the sea turtle, I can't even blame them honestly since turtles are forgettable anyway

Truee then we just need to be able to put the dye on it, would love it!!

And the green one looks better!

​@@EmperorPenguin1217 there is a reason why they're forgettable and it's bacuse scutes are pretty useless

​@@xgzyzyx bro forgets turtle master potions exist.

It's like Mojang is trying to make the comparison between player-made modes and regular gameplay even more one-sided in favor of the player modes. Do they not realize that standard vanilla survival is basically the most boring way to play their game?

@@nerd_nato564 I think they realize the main appeal of their game is player made modes and that's the only reason it's even half as popular as it is

at the end of the day minecraft is a SANDBOX. i always play it with mods simply because thats the best way to experience it.

Modes or mods?

@@destroything Mods too, but in this case I meant modes since stuff like player reach and other commands are more helpful for custom modes, rather than mods.

For real. A lot of people I knew who voted crab were exclusively voting on the mechanical use it had, which at that point, what they're really looking for is an item or block vote. Mobs are so much more than a resource or a tool. They add sounds and change the energy that builds the atmosphere of an environment, which to the vast majority of users who are casual players, is much more valuable. The function a mob brings is important, but it shouldn't be the *only* reason to pick a mob.

​@@Rottotomg, a reasonable human being! You exist!

@@Rottot Everyone should see this.

@@Rottot i mean the crab is cooler looking than a brown armadilo its crab

@@Rottot No, the mobs do not bring atmosphere, and that is not valuable enough in a mob to justify adding it. No mob should go without a use

no, bubble columns were announced at the same minecon that the barnacle lost the vote in. bubble columns were not meant to replace it, they just happened to have similar functionalities. a better example would be the grindstone with the "great hunger", considering they actually do the exact same thing and were an update apart (great hunger would have come in 1.13, grindstone was added in 1.14)

I still hope we get some variant of that underwater drag you down mob one day, I liked that concept a lot

@@michaelelischer1565 I feel the grindstone is a much more balanced implementation of the concept - there is much less chance involved in the process.

@@iamaylacat3935 yeah and imagine accidently having you're enchantments removed while fighting the great hunger. perssonally one of the few mobs I'm glad lost.

Why do people want an underwater mob that drags you down, when they hate the drowned who breaks your boat with a trident. The Phantom is the most hated mob vote mob of all time yet say they want the water version?

I mean supposedly they're supposed to be added eventually??

Bold of you to assume Microsoft actually cares about the playerbase. Edit: We shame Microsoft because they make the executive decisions at Mojang. Mojang understands that the playerbase makes a game, not the rich guys hiring software devs. Microsoft, does not.

​@@Not_interestEd- *Mojang

I wonder if they ever just put in all the mobs instead of doing thesee stupid votes They alreafy have them done why not put them in the game Shame

They technically already have, look at the frog and the goat

I didn't.

That's for Biomes. Mob votes started with one that EXPLICITLY STATED that all not chosen would be never seen again.

Mojang forgot lmao. When was the last time you saw them mention the moobloom?

Yeah!! The blaze boss was clearly gonna give you shields but they were just added anyway

@@theroyalbuilderNo, it was gonna be the first mob that uses shields, not give you it.

I'd still prefer if they were actual creatures instead of just block functions though, i want a maw as a pet

The grindstone does not do the same as the great hunger. That was supposed to have quite a bit more functionality.

I guess they have to implement it into the game as a proof of concept before marketing it in the mob vote, so they just decide not to waste it and implement it.

I would love to see them added, would make up for a lot. Finally the Instagram comments can go back to normal

AND potion of the turtle master

Instagram comments kinda suck no matter what it is tho everyone there are haters lol

@@Randomrainfrog it’s a comments section on social media, when have you ever seen any social media without some comment sections filled with similar behavior?

Also would love to see them go back and add things to past mobs where it makes in game parity sense. Like I agree with doing turtle wolf armor if you are gonna do armadillo. Give similar benefits to turtle helmets. Longer water breathing, maybe speed their swimming since wolves swim p slow. Hell add an armadillos helmet that does well against falling block damage specifically.

the baby stopped coughing

Should I engage? No I think I won’t. Nvm, here’s a few quotes from a Mojang developer that was a prior modder. Tweets and Reddit posts respectively have been deleted to my knowledge. (Twitter posts) - You're talking to a modder right now, was for 10 years before joining Mojang. Modding is not the same as being a developer on the bestselling game of all time. Working on Minecraft requires more than just making a mod. This isn't a valid argument, and modders hate it too. - One of the biggest things left out about the whole "why not add all 3" is also all the things the community WOULDN'T get because we'd be focusing on adding 2 extra mobs. Time isn't some free resource - if we worked on all of them, we'd have less in the core update. (Reddit Posts) •We work 8 hour shifts, thanks. Let's see, for any given feature this is the list of things to do: • Iterate on the design to make sure it fits wholistically in the full game • Make prototypes to validate the design and see if it is ACTUALLY fun • Rewrite the feature as production code in Java and Bedrock engines • These are two different engines with two different programming languages, Java and C++ • The engines also have different technology and different functionality, meaning things are not always easy to do 1-to-1 ports • This means developing the feature TWICE, requiring twice the amount of work any mod would have to do by default • Make sure it works on all platforms: PC, Xbox, Playstation, Switch, mobile devices, etc • Make sure it is PERFORMANT on all those platforms and is not causing regressions on any of them • Absolutely be sure that the code we are writing is clean, readable and will pass our quality threshold for getting merged into the codebase without making our future selves suffer • Put them through PR, get tech approval and sign-off that the feature is developed to the standards we are happy with • Sift through feedback from the community on the feature, iterate on the design based on the feedback and reimplement those changes twice on each platform • Go through all the newly tracked bugs that come in and fix them until the feature is at a quality that is not only expected of us but is acceptable based on our own quality standards And that is but a small slice of what it means to actually work on a feature in the game, l would not be able to give a real picture of what it's like on Twitter because it's a big process. Working on games is hard, and people unfortunately don't get a good insight to what it's like without working in the industry themselves. Hope this gives a small bit of insight. These quotes come from the account “@kingbdogz”

@@skelleflame3519 this argument is terrible thats why they were deleted lmao

Just because he deleted them doesn’t mean the points he made never existed, just ignoring everything because he deleted it seems like an ignorant approach. What I think happened is that Mojang told him that it was an inappropriate post and would just make that community angrier with them, angry people don’t like hearing that they’re wrong a lot of the time so they didn’t want to shovel coal onto that fire.

@@skelleflame3519 im literally not ignoring it lmao. im saying the points were bad. most of them are just repeating the same thing but reworded so that it sounds different when it's not. i believe he realized how stupid the points were and thus he deleted the post.

This is due to marketing reasons you know microsoft likes mojang to be profitable for them

@@novemharrison4524 maybe it would be more marketable to actually listen to the community?

​​@@michaelelischer1565weirdly no not at all because sadly most communities are extremely bad at design the minecraft community is one for example an the amount of people who are desperate for nerfing the elytra and mending don't understand that being more tedious isn't better game design.

⁠@@Tramfam645yes it is, nerfing Mending is good game design, and if you don’t understand that then you’re just fucking stupid…

@@Tramfam645 To be fair elytras and mending need to be nerfed, and the too expensive should be removed. There's no reason why mending should be so good and easily accessible, while elytras invalidate every single form of transportation

I think they might be doing that now considering that a dev said how negative the mob vote was received and the fact that they’re adding the armadillo *before* 1.21

They’re adding the mechanics and not the mobs, you probably don’t know about the bubble column and the grindstone

@@Sivves Yes, I do, and that's what they should be doing from now on and not just once or twice every few years.

@@Sivves the bubble column wasn't made with replacing a mob vote losers features in mind. it would have been added in the same update as the barnacle (assuming the barnacle would have won).

People would forget about the mob vote if it only happened once every 5 years

that would be the mod! it's the mod that adds the core functionality of most origins in the origins mod, and the size change for immersive portals, and so on. Pretty much every mod that has some sort of size change feature is just utilizing pehkui to accomplish it instead of implementing it themselves. Pehkui is a very big and useful mod.

@@mostlyxconfusedpehkui is crying after this snapshot

Maybe they had already finished it (since it is a very simple feature, probably just requires changing some numbers) but were unsure if people would like it. The crab didn't win but the idea still got positive reception. I was worried about it being added as a part of normal progression. I don't know if it's a good idea. But I am certainly happy about it being an easy-to-change setting. (And people will make it available in survival through modding.)

This would be plausible, but that extended reach is pretty much a single line of code change.* Somewhere in there they have a check "if the block the player is pointing at is 5 units away or closer, allow interaction". People have been changing it for fun for some time now. *(ok, it's a single line of code change when modifying the source code to increase/decrease it, to make it modifiable in-game they had to move it into a variable and implement a gamerule to modify that variable. That's still a couple of minutes of dev time, negligible effort even when considering all of the QA and corporate overhead.) They didn't need to start developing it before the results, they could've always had it ready in the next snapshot.

There was already a difference between reach in creative and survival modes, so my guess is that it was pretty much implemented already, but now players can interact with the feature.

@@mivilkku That's true, I forgot about that.

This was already in the 2023 april fools update.

Does this new tool make a crab mob easier to add?

Heck yeah it does, it would be nigh impossible without it lol(at least with datapacks, would probably be easy with mods)@@miles820

It would be relatively straightforward to add a crab claw item I think, just check if the player is holding a certain item and edit their attributes. I don't know if you could add a custom mob though, I've never tried anything like that before

@@miles820No it doesn’t, all it does is it makes adding the items similar to the crab claw easier to add in game.

There’s actually a retry cool tutorial by timber forge on how to add custom mobs@@goobus_floobus

Pillager outposts would be cool, and maybe add aggressive wolves tamed by pillagers that permanently have the angry wolf skin.

@@spectralumbra1568 I love that idea, but Mojang would say its "animal abuse" or something

@@sporeham1674leave it to mojang to claim “animal abuse” in a game where you can go to hell and fight demon skeletons 😂

@@Tophbeifongenjoyer And in a game where you could string animals up regardless. You’re also encouraged to enslave villagers.

@@sporeham1674When wolves were added, they never got any drop at all, not to mention that they attack you when hitting them, so I think they wouldn’t declare it “animal abuse” imo

Not enough, I wanted that little creatura waving at me

As a crab fan I approve

​@@arxcenecross7677same

I love crab and Penguin

@@GALAXYFIVE I m a crab fan but I accepted the armadillo on its victory.. but now seeing the armadillo I’m a bit unsure now.

Infusing Turtle Dog Armor with Magma Cream allows for 2 minute fre immunity would be nice

I like the idea of being able to fuse stuff with wolf armor at the same table you use to upgrade to netherite. Add some turtle scuts to give them 1 minute of water breathing, Magma cream for fire resistance, rabbit’s foot for feather falling, etc

I think the reach was only expandable with the “mad eye” command. And I think it was more of entities than blocks. So the block reach extension is of crabs

Now you can be small enough to fit under half a block...

I kinda like this actually... April fools elements that people liked being added to real updates. If people like something you've already done, why not do it again, amr?

netherite stairs

​@@seard8442weve got blackstone

Hey, you're maybe right

Or turtle armor is weaker, but speed up wolf in water. To be honest, I lost half of my wolfs while water traveling, because they was not fast enough to came with me in loading radius.

Slows the dog down?... Have you ever met a dog before?

More uses? Just dont farm them if you dont want them?

@@MerlynMusicman I don't think adding more uses to it is bad, people could still choose not to farm it in the end.

@@MerlynMusicman..you want them to remain useless? I swear these mojang bootlickers are on something

IF they give us all 3 mobs of this mob vote, then I wonder if they'll do the mob votes of christmas past

Hopefully they add the iceologer and maybe the blaze boss. We NEED more aggressive mobs.

Cult of the mobs

@@thecupofno So right

@@thecupofnoabsolutely. and more bosses

If you call non-existant "better" then yes.

@@-originalLemon- I mean would it really be non existent? It feels like we’re getting the second place mob’s function anyways

I wonder if they would have just used turtle scutes instead. 😂

I dont think Mojang actually wanted armadillos to win, but they underestimated how many people actually wanted dog armor. It reminds me of the glow squid even tho that didnt even have a use

i still want the maw, a little lizard creature is far better than just a block, I'd love to have one as pet

It's also a part of the combat snapshots, so we could be heading there

So, it's almost as if they have that time and resources to add every mob, but choose to arbitrarily shoot themselves in the foot anyway and only add one. Thanks mojang/microsoft!

@@serenityvalley2956 adding the mob itself requires additional work, this is just a quick simple mechanic to satisfy players who didn't get the crab.

​@@hhff8534it takes almost no time to implement a mob. The only bottleneck is art which has a whole year to work on it. It takes a day to get a mob working. They aren't coding them from scratch. The entire point of object oriented programming is to reuse code. Implementing mobs takes almost no time. It's why there's always a mod with the rejected mobs within a week. Youre making excuses for laziness.

@@CubeInspectorGranted, they do need to worry about it working on every platform, and make it the same on everything, but even then, with Microsoft backing Mojang, it’s hard to not criticize them for taking forever just to add a few features. Trial chambers are more acceptable to take their time on, but a new mob that has one specific feature to it doesn’t take long at all 😢

reinforced glass sounds interesting, it could be crafted using glass blocks or panes, would take longer to mine, and would be more resistant to explosions and other damages

then getting all colours of sheep won't be the only challenge for mob colours *looks at hardcore players

and then moyang removes it because dye is poisonous to armadillos lmao

As interesting as it sounds, the problem is that there is already an issue with people painting random armadillos, causing the chemicals to leech in and make them sick.

Reinforced glass already added to education edition

Dolphin's Grace actually affects boat speed, one time I was sailing and the boat just suddenly became quick

@@somerandomdepresseddudeIts legacy content, so if you port an Xbox 360 map, it keeps some quirks like that.

@@somerandomdepresseddude I doubt it actually increases speed for boats, it just makes your fov larger to make it look like you are.

@@thatw0n yeah it actually makes you faster whilst the fov increases

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I mean, that would fit with that Mojang is calling 'The Adventure Update'

They could have it use the smithing table, and you'd upgrade the regular wolf armor with the template and a turtle shell, though I don't know if it would be useful since wolves don't go underwater. I guess it would be useful for preventing death.

or they should generalize the Scutes item drops, imagine if leather got this treatment.

Well yeah the wolf armor shoulve been made by turtles to begin with, no reason to separate two items that are different in looks only across two mobs

imagine if they did that to leather@@EmperorPenguin1217

they did with the mob vote with phantom too. like... the grindstone and magma ravine(they removed it anyways)

why not just add all of them? a modder can create even more complex shit but an entire team in charge of the game can only do as much as mediocre, minimal updates?

@@osakeleto It seems like the higher ups are just too strict about what's allowed, as far as I'm aware.

@@venomousslime6797 The higher ups allowed the mob vote to begin with, so them not being allowed to add the mobs by the people who gave it the ok seems like a stretch.

@@MizukiNoDoragon I'm not saying I know why, tbh. I don't really get it myself.

We got the Hovering inferno trough the piglin brute. Harder version of a mob that is a miniboss for it's structure added due to lack of challenge

Yep. And I'm loving the way they approach things. People are just pissy over nothing and the vast majority of the Minecraft community shouts about it loudly themselves. We get the mob people voted for and then we get the features from the rest of them as other features in the game. In theory, that should satisfy majority of people. In reality, it does not because people love to whine.

The copper golem's ability to interact with redstone also got used for the breeze which can interact with more than just buttons but doors and trapdoors as well

Raid Mojang

@nekoiscoolII of course, but as op said if mojang keep doing votes, this is the way they should do it. but preferably no more votes as they have the ability to add all of the stuff

Spot enemy spider

I imagine you could use a datapack to change the range based on the item you’re holding

Yeah just use a datapack

The real difference is that we don't have a crab. I want a pet crab!

You can easily use any item as the claw now. Since block reach is an attribute, it can be applied to items

still not doable in a normal survival world @@NeedForMotivationn

I remember seeing that someone criticised Mojang for tying mobs to features. They thought that Mojang should not announce specific features for the mob and just let people vote for their favourite animal. I think this may be similar, except that Mojang will still announce specific features for mobs, but will implement the rejected mobs' features anyway. At the same time, is this block reach thing available in survival? If not, maybe it makes a difference whether the crab is added. Does this mean that if the armadillo was rejected, some other material, like leather, gold, iron, diamond, netherite, or turtle shell, would be used for the wolf armour?

Would be funny if they did this, and all the mobs were useless (like bats)

@@magentamonster actually yea i think this might work best. just give us a blank slate and lets us vote off looks and never tie it to a mechanic. that's what i did with the allay anyways, it was just cute, i didnt even care about the mechanics

Armor has a feature where when it is equipped you get +(whatever) armor, which is actually a general kind of attribute for each item. With a data pack and resource pack you could craft a crab claw which when equipped (held) you get the attribute of having extra reach

@@blllk8189 oh so you're saying that with this new command you can program a new item that when held will use the new command to increase the block placing lenght by any amount? i mean if you look at it like that they technically did add the claw to the game, but i see it like they added an option for people who voted crab to have what they wanted which does make the mob vote kind of pointless true. but i think the vote was about the mob and the 3 features (it might actually just be the build extension command and we'll get nothing that resembles the penguin's function in any way) are gonna come anyways? but if someone uses a resource pack then what does it differ from someone using a mod to add all 3 mobs?

@@sackzcottgames Yes, not really programming, but with command privilege you can generate an item that gives a player extra reach while in main/off-hand. And with a datapack, you can add a crafting recipe to this extra reach item. The difference between this and a mod being the ease of use and better compatibility with MC features. With a mod, you need a Fabric or Forge mod loader and it could require libraries and extra installations and you might as well add a custom launcher that handles your mods and... that's a lot of stuff compared to downloading a ZIP file to your world and it works.

@@blllk8189 i see, thanks for an explanation

This could be the first step to a surprise addition of the crab. They have to set up the function before they apply it to an item. Edit: I see what you mean, the title is kinda click bait.

It's better, because they added more customization.

@@Tasorius you can't get it in a vanilla game though. it's not better, and tbh if the crab would have been added they probably would have added this command alongside it anyway.

@@michaelelischer1565 Unless you just use commands in vanilla. I like to customize things with some commands and datapacks that make the game more fun. These commands add a lot to the game for me...

If you know about data packs, you know that this is wrong

I thought this was my comment

​@@GPanimates I thought that was you replying to yourself

@@EaterOfGeese lol

@@GPanimates lmao

@@GPanimates nice pfp btw

Imagine if one of the perks of the armadillo armor is that when the wolf got too low on health, it would curl up into a ball and get super high defense stats.

Make the crafting 8 turtle scute surrounding wolf armor and that could work well.

@@leolen8029 thats too much like a mod

You mean a totally epic war veteran helmet?

@@blogdogs9462 I think it could work well in vanilla minecraft. Also, if the dog is rolled up, mobs wouldn't target it.

um ackshually it was implemented as an attribute not a gamerule

@@softlysnowing3959 right, fixed

And the mods would always build it into their armors and usually not think to offer a way to disable it.

Tbh if I felt someone punch me with a 100 meter arm I'd probably start chasing them. There'd definitely be a path of destruction left by that thing

Mob vote apologists are dumb

cause I am un-de-fea-ta-ble .. im hanging out to the other siide

Probably in normal in both versions

Ive tested the wolf armour on java on hard mode, I don't know the exact health value remaining but the wolf does survive. However, this applies to both armoured and unarmoured wolves. They cannot survive a creeper explosion on the block they are on though

I’m just happy in general tbh, and more so because they added the scale command from April fools.

Raid Mojang

​@@justaguy2183 I really hope they add the transform feature too

@@torterra1826 What the hell is wrong with you? They’re literally doing what you want and now you want to do that?!

@@Comomelo I’m hopeful they add it too

Except uh, meat your match never got around to doing that.

@shockmaster0792 what are you talking about? The heavy update is right around the corner.

@@getaround1276 oh right! Silly me ;P

That doesn't make sense, I wanted iceologer but never got some kind of iceologer in a more accessible way. And for people who voted for rascal didn't get anything that looks like rascal in a more accessible way.

More accessible? when it's via commands? You're not going to be able to use this in survival without cheats

@@orokuzx You think it's more accessible to always have to put a specific item into the players main hand every single time you want to change their reach?

@@widdershins-dv2wn when commands are by principle not accessible at all um yeah??

​@@widdershins-dv2wnthat's like way more accessible yea idk how many ppl wanna play survival and also use commands