i only joined the server 2 weeks ago and that was when the bridge ws there and i did not see the griefed island as there is NO island there and i didnt know that there was supposed to be a bedrock there as im new to skyblock and when i joined the server i immediately got invited by pikachus8888 after i created my island which i didnt do anything too
A griefer is a player in a multiplayervideo game who deliberately irritates and harasses other players within the game, using aspects of the game in unintended ways.[1] A griefer derives pleasure primarily or exclusively from the act of annoying other users, and as such is a particular nuisance in online gaming communities, since griefers often cannot be deterred by penalties related to in-game goals source:Griefer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia i didnot irritate/harrass anyone and i did not gain any pleasure from it as i tought it did not count as bridging
okay we are getting somewhere now. I'm sorry, but did the owner of that griefed island give you permission to put cobble/destroy on his island? lol This still counts as griefing as the owner did not expect it from you.
I did not know the owner and did u receive a report from that owner saying he was grieved if u have evidence please show me
Are you trying to argue with me? I don't need to show you anything, you need to show me, DO YOU have proof that he allowed you to grief it? Also, I'm allowed to deal with anything without reports as long as it'along the rules, which i am. let me make this simple. If any island is griefed without permission I'm allowed to ban the player. You're not making this easy on me and yourself, stop bringing up different topics and get to the point.
I'm sorry I lied but I did not read the rules I lied because I thought I knew the general rules like no hacking
There we go, we are finally getting somewhere. We could have been done by now if you didn't keep bringing up diffrent topics and getting straight to the point. Do you promise not to grief or do anything that does not meet the server rules.