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the biohazard listeners file is fine, since the item is related to that quest.

You need to write an interaction listener:

https://gitlab.com/2009scape/2009scape/ ... -listeners

Maven requires the JDK, not the JRE. The JDK is the "full" java with everything you need for development, JRE only has what you need to run built java programs.

I also don't see a huge justification for it. Credits are meant to be a pretty exclusive thing and extremely hard to come by. Your average person shouldn't have enough to buy anything in the ::shop unless they are genuine, consistent contributors. It keeps the rares rare. There's already almost too ...

It's about effort, too. Something this abusable and not directly correlated with player effort would require hundreds of "thanks" to even merit 1 credit.

I'll admit there's a bit of sass, but surely you realize how it looks from my perspective. You messed with a bunch of settings that you didn't understand, ran a command you didn't understand, ignored the warning that command gave you and continued to run it anyways, and then came to the live server ...

You also were only able to get into a state where that command even exists to begin with by modifying your configuration files.

You used the unsupported, unmaintained, and mostly non-functional botscript system in an attempt to run scripts, and ignored the big red warning prompt telling you there would be repercussions for doing so.

Lol, you weren't afking. You were botting. You have received permanent bans on them. Try again, without the botting this time.

Yeah, I just felt like being funny.

It's a valid question, there are times where our safe death code malfunctioned and caused improper deaths. It should be noted that these count as bug deaths, and restoring a backup of the save in cases like these is possible.