At the time of it's announcement, people have been predicting how much of a threat this new feature causes. And now that we are at the end of this period, with the 1.19.1 update now released into the wild, users are now labelling this as an existential threat to the community. And to the future of the relationship between Mojang Studios and Microsoft.
There are two sides to this factor. One of which is of those who supports and upholds the tapestry of this destructive implementation. They see this as a "good idea" to protect community stability. To protect the players from harassment.
The other side are those who are opposed to this feature and are calling for it to go. Because many individuals, including me will argue that this spells a community disaster as this gives those too much power to take someone away from the community. This feature does NOT enjoy majority support of the community.
Unfortunately, we have now seen the community incredibly split and divided like never before.
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AcciónEver since the 1.19.1 community crisis began to unravel, we have seen an uproar of people now turning their backs against Mojang Studios and the developers. This is totally unacceptable. Read more about this latest backlash here.
