Patch 1.4
Teams
You can now play together under one tag. Start a team, invite your friends, share homes and draw a logo. Everything you do also counts for the team.
The game
- Type /team (or /lag) to start a team or open yours. Everything can also be done with commands, for example /team invite <player>.
- A team has a name, a tag of 2–4 letters or digits, and room for 10 living members.
- The leader can give each member four permissions: invite, remove members, manage the team homes and draw the logo.
- The leader can name a deputy, hand over the lead, and change the name and the tag once a week.
- The leader picks the team's colour with /team color, or on the website: one of the 16 Minecraft colours. The tag wears it in chat, in the player list and on the website.
- The team tag stands in the team's colour in front of your name in chat and in the player list (Tab): [EN] [TAG] Name.
- /tc <message> sends a message to your team only.
- The team has three shared homes. They have their own cooldown, separate from your own homes, and the same lock after damage.
- If the leader dies, the deputy takes over. With no deputy, the lead goes to the living member who joined first. The fallen stay on the team with a cross.
The website
- New page: Teams. Every team, including those disbanded or fallen, ranked by playtime, blocks, kills, members or age.
- Each team has its own page with the logo, the members, the statistics and the team's milestones. A team only gets credit for what its members did while wearing its tag.
- The website has accounts: register with your Minecraft name and a password, and sign in with them. Sign in at the top of the page, or in the menu on a phone.
- You confirm the account by typing /login (or /konto) in the game and entering the code you get. That is how we know the Minecraft account is yours.
- Forgot your password? Choose a new one, and confirm it the same way. No email needed.
- Don't use your Minecraft or Microsoft account password. Choose a separate one for the website.
- The leader and those with the logo permission can draw the team's logo: 64 × 64 pixels in any colour, or load a picture.
- Everyone sees the logo, so it has to follow the rules: no nudity or sexual content, no hate symbols, no racism or harassment. A logo that breaks the rules is removed, and whoever made it can be banned.
- The front page shows the top teams, ranked by playtime, blocks or mob kills.
- The leader can also change the team's name, tag and colour on the website: sign in and choose “Edit team” on the team page. The team is told in the game.
- The team tag shows on the player page and in the player list, with the team's logo beside it.