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You can try setting fullScreen.ini to 0. I think you can then set useLargestWindows.ini to 0 and change the resolution in screenWidth.ini and screenHeight.ini.

Another setting to check out is borderless.ini.

As a workaround it is possible to run in non fullscreen mode by setting fullScreen.ini to 0 on the settings folder.

If you're not banned from there of course.

I know why, and I'm pretty sure I've logged an issue for it. If you start the server then restart it without anyone joining for the first time, the Eve dB gets messed up. You need to remove all the db files and restart it. Once the first player has joined, it's fine from then on.

Remove the db files with:

rm *.db

Yes! This is key! The only way to beat griefers is to play to the strengths of the good players, and the only advantage that good players have over griefers is numbers.

This is a step in the right direction I think.

Also if the server stops suddenly (i.e. crashes or is manually stopped) you will lose everything you're carrying.

Jason doesn't have it planned, but I have made a water biome mod with procedurally generated streams. The water biome can be configured as lakes or as ocean. There is functionality for boats.

I am planning on creating a historical mod, beginning in the stone age, and including things like fish and using the streams for fresh water.

It's gonna be a shitty experience for a new player who messes up and gets cursed and then people won't raise them.

What if the voting was only available to people in the area?
What if it required a minimum number (more than 1) of people to vote in favour of removing the griefer?
What if it required a particular (type of) object?
What if using that object meant the griefer couldn't move and eventually starved to death, or was allowed to recover if they proved their innocence?

What if I've alread suggested this and have already made a mod of it?

This is the equivalent of how on games like Counterstrike you can vote to kick a player. This mechanism is good because it caters for all griefing. Making an anti-griefing system that only counters specific behaviours only works for those behaviours. But the voting system relies on knowing who the player is. This game revolves a lot around anonymity, except for in game names, which are not chosen by the players themselves unless they are Eve, and what about unnamed people? How do you vote them off? Also, the voting system calls for a vote from every player on the server, which doesn't translate to this setting.

So ideally what we want is something player driven, so that it can cater for any behaviour, but not relying on all players to cast a vote or naming the player to vote against.

1 and no.