Shivan78

I'll keep my reply simple. "git gud." Now for the rest. Having bases that are indestructable while the player is offline is for people who still need training wheels. Don't want your base blown up? Build underground. Dig into a hill side about 5 blocks in, put up a door and fill in the tunnel with dirt and guess what? No one will see your door. Don't run around in the wide bloody open like a noob and you won't get seen. What's the point of playing on a PvP server if there's no risk of losing your base and having to start over? In a survival game no less... Don't want to be picked on by the alpha tribe? Join them. Or go far far far away, build your own tribe or faction, get bigger and then go kick their butts, raid and blow up their bases. Waiting till the other clan is offline to do your shenanigans isn't griefing, it's strategy. Just because you're sleeping doesn't mean that your enemy is. As a matter of a fact, that's the best time to do something. Catch them wide open. People need to learn the difference between griefing and PvP. Blowing up a person's base and stealing their stuff isn't griefing. Building a dome of polished steel over their base is. Hiding outside someone's base with a rifle and picking them off isn't griefing. Having 15 of your friends bombarding a person with rocket launchers to keep them inside is. Forget this whole notion of indestructable and safe zones and all that other mess. Kid gloves and training wheels are for kids. If anything let server managers set up their own PvP settings. Don't force a manual unchangeable default setting on people.