My sheep farm is extremely large (several thousand blocks with a few hundred sheep). So large that a couple dozen sheep escape daily without much impact, and so the surrounds always has a few dozen or so multi-coloured sheep in the near vicinity. Today they were all gone.
Due to extreme lack of sheep within around 200 blocks in all directions, and the length of time needed to kill that many sheep, I expected that I was the victim of a /butcher command.
I opened a /pe, but Cryston denied that the butcher command has been used "recently". I don't know how far back he looked, or what the search string entailed, but if that wasn't the command, then I was griefed. The farm has locked doors, and if someone entered, it would have been in finding a security hole by jumping in over my house's roof. It would have been evident to the player that it was a locked farm and his actions would have constituted griefing.
I'm not all that fussed about being reimbursed as I was able to find a few sheep that had wandered off past 300 blocks away and entice them back to start a new breeding population. The downtime also gave me an opportunity to landscape.
HOWEVER, I would have liked to have known that this type of event - the demolishing of quite a bit of work - is taken seriously. I don't get the sense that it was.
cheers,
elissa (elissaf)
Due to extreme lack of sheep within around 200 blocks in all directions, and the length of time needed to kill that many sheep, I expected that I was the victim of a /butcher command.
I opened a /pe, but Cryston denied that the butcher command has been used "recently". I don't know how far back he looked, or what the search string entailed, but if that wasn't the command, then I was griefed. The farm has locked doors, and if someone entered, it would have been in finding a security hole by jumping in over my house's roof. It would have been evident to the player that it was a locked farm and his actions would have constituted griefing.
I'm not all that fussed about being reimbursed as I was able to find a few sheep that had wandered off past 300 blocks away and entice them back to start a new breeding population. The downtime also gave me an opportunity to landscape.
HOWEVER, I would have liked to have known that this type of event - the demolishing of quite a bit of work - is taken seriously. I don't get the sense that it was.
cheers,
elissa (elissaf)