Minecraft Snapshot Introduces Player Chat Reporting System
In Minecraft Java, it will finally be possible to report abusive communications in chats thanks to the latest snapshot. The snapshot is paving the way for the 1.19.1 update, which will focus on fixing bugs present in the recently released The Wild Update. Communication issues have always been present in Minecraft, and the new measures will likely create a more welcoming space for players.
Minecraft: The Wild Update is the latest sizeable content drop for Minecraft. It has introduced a plethora of features including new biomes, mobs, and building blocks for decoration. The creation of the new content held unique challenges Mojang detailed in developer updates, like the snapshot bug that allowed tiny Minecraft frogs to eat whole goats. While the food chain issue was hilarious, Mojang has removed the bug to ensure Minecraft's frogs aren't too aggressive.
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In addition to the new features seen in The Wild update, Mojang has released Snapshot 22w24a for Minecraft Java, testing a long-awaited feature of reporting abusive communication in a chat. It is quite common for the studio to test upcoming features and gather feedback via Minecraft snapshots. According to developers, the intention of designing the new report system was to maintain a healthy community, allowing everyone playing to feel safe and secure. From now on, it is possible to inform moderators about the offensive behavior of particular players in the chat. To do so, a reporter must select abusive messages through the social interaction menu, which can be accessed by pressing «P» on the keyboard. Once there, players can also choose a specific report category and leave a comment detailing the
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