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I understand the point of this thread. What if you don't even play murder. Besides, competitions are for winners, giving everyone a prize is basically a drop party for the server.

-1.5 "everyone's a winner" doesn't apply to communities consisting of people above 11 ;D jkjkjk this is just too easy of a way to farm for coins. and... tbh its kinda broken too (since even if u dont win, u still get a big prize)

resigned :|

One of my friends, gave birth to a boy at 17 just now... I'm shook tbh

i hate the spammy game too though ;D (thank you btw)

yessss tag the godddd himself

they need to have a certain amount of trophy points or a rank for them to be able to post without requests from mods. or make a limit on new members being able to post threads until they get enough points, which would also end pointless threads and at the same time give the new people a good...

and it would give the thread creator more power over their own thread.

exactly what im trying to say. the hype for updates dies down quick though.

yeah that too. you can cry all you want that your opinion was blocked, ive never seen in my time someone lock a thread for being disagreed with, but even if they did. isnt that basically saying you won and they gave up?

But why have an UPDATE banner appear... when the update came out half a year ago... and the sale expired a year ago...?

Staff are obliged to lock a thread... when the owner says to lock the thread. This gets rid of the staff having to get involved... so the owner can take control of his thread. It doesnt matter what COULD happen. What if someone hurts my feelings by locking this because i disagree with...

knowing this community as being "perfect" for 3 years, this wont happen. Even if it does, sorry for the people that disagree but they can basically cry eachother a river. Staff lock threads if the owner requests it no matter what. @Kona can you confirm this next time u get online

but its their thread. if they request for a thread to be locked than the staff member will lock the thread regardless (in my experiences thats how it works). it doesnt matter what the responses are. it is their thread. not the communities.

Too much work for something that won't be commonly used. /party is for playing games together. Not for chilling in a minecraft room lol. -1.5

This should be added. The only person who can request a thread to be locked is the owner, and they always have to call a staff member. This is actually like a completely logical and useful implementation.

I say we add it tbh, +1. It attracts more people than the current one. If there is an update, sure say theres an update. If there is a sale, sure say there is a sale. Why not. Because that attracts people. But don't have it say !!!UPDATE!!! when its been like 2-3 months and the hype has died...

that works too