Minecrafts Latest Snapshot Includes Chat Reports For Abusefree Building

Minecraft is a game you should play with your friends. Fela's Blog Fela's Blog Sometimes, you'll be working together to make something awesome or else you'll be using mods to recreate Eldenring and at other times, you'll look into servers online to see what the internet can offer. If you're playing online with other players there are times when things can be messy, and that appears to be the issue that the most recent Minecraft snapshot is attempting to fix.

The Minecraft snapshot 22W24A has arrived. It's moving towards 1.19.1 with a few bug fixes, two new features and some bugs fixed. The main one here is chat reporting which lets you report players who send "abusive messages" in chat game. It's important to note that the blog states that "any reports made during the testing phase may not be taken into consideration," but the ability to eliminate players who are abusive is a crucial part of any online game which is why this could be an excellent option.

Chat reporting is available on the social interactions screen. You will need to report chat messages individually and select the appropriate category. This will prevent abuse of the system. It is not possible to make a general report about the user. You must specify the actions they took. The blog says that your report will be scrutinized by a moderator. It's impossible to know what constitutes a real and actionable report at this point, but it's worth learning all about it.

Another major change is that you are now able to duplicate the amazing Minecraft allay. This is accomplished by giving them an amethyst-shard. However, duplicates have the benefit of a 2.5-minute cooling down. This should help alleviate woes regarding the amount of allay mobs there are. Also, an adorable thing can only be good news, right?

We are hugely impressed by the Mario Kart mod for Minecraft. It incorporates the karts that we know and love, but with some cool aquatic features too.