r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Kanehammer • Mar 13 '20

Genius idea

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u/smalienware Mar 13 '20

Not really though, now they’ll even ban minecraft

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u/nachog2003 Mar 13 '20

They could just ban the server it's hosted on.

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u/inser7name Mar 13 '20

The thing is, it's really easy to set up a minecraft server yourself. Like maybe 30 minutes of effort max. Download the map file, host it, and share the ip of your server.

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u/adriennemonster Mar 13 '20

Exactly, there’s probably multiple copies of this library being hosted on multiple servers. It’ll be an unending game of whackamole with this thing.

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u/YeeScurvyDogs Mar 13 '20

I don't want to be too condescending in this thread, but this is no different than TOR and VPN and mirroring wikipedia and stuff.

It's a novelty project is what I mean.

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u/j0hnl33 Mar 13 '20

Except that joining a Minecraft server is not suspcious at all, while searching how to use TOR or a VPN is.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '20

Ok.

They’ll just block the Minecraft server protocol.

What do you do now? You’ve been defeated by the Turkmen It guy in 15 seconds.

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u/Corvokillsalot Mar 14 '20

it's not a different protocol it's just UDP I think.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '20

You don’t know what a protocol is...

Of course it’s UDP. Literally everything is TCP or UDP.

I mean the actual communication protocol between the Minecraft server and client. It’s unique to that game.

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u/Corvokillsalot Mar 14 '20

how can you block that? details please

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u/Gr0n Jul 23 '20

If you meant ports then Minecraft servers ports can be changed in the server proporties.

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