Some Thing I would like added to pyspades simple but it would be helpful

An Admin command to disable someone's abbility to create and destroy blocks

also i think there should be seperate commands for god and industructable blocks

Playing minecraft instead of begging for all these cool admin commands would solve absolutely everything.

Just saiyan.

Yes it can, but AOS has a lot of stuff minecraft doesn't and greifers can have a very big effect on gameplay.

I was thinking about this earlier today, I'll bump this.

This is mainly in support for the ability for admins to take away block placement/removal privileges. It would be an effective warning system I feel, way more effective than a typed out warning or a slay or whatever else is used to warn. No, this isn't minecraft, but people still get upset when their forts get leveled by their own team. It would of course be possible to regrant privileges in case the player straightens up and decides to play. If not, they are taken care of.

I couldn't care less for godmode or indestructible blocks, they do not matter for normal gameplay. They would be good for build servers I suppose, but they aren't needed.

Yeah I thought about this before and it's a good idea. Quick to do too.

The program that sham's server uses has this. I think it was the one with serverbot.

Ah, so it's been used. Do you know of its effectiveness?

Only the admins could break blocks.

Edit: Crap I misread his post. It was the server's blocks that couldn't be broken. Player placed blocks could be destroyed.

Oh, hmm... Well, that works too, but that seems really contained...

That's different, it's a switch that either allows or disallows building for everyone.

disabling block creation/destruction on a per player basis would be very helpful for admins, especially if it lasts for a set amount of time like temp bans

Before the suggestion arises, this isn't something I'd give a vote ability to. People could spitevote/blindvote as we've all seen everywhere. Removing a player from the game is one thing; controlling their time spent there is another.