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Oakheart’s November 4 survival update gives players new ways to show off milestones and welcome visitors. The new Hall of Fame records notable deeds, including first pet tames, collection completions, prestiges, and the first player to forge each Hardened item. It’s visible on the website and player profiles, with 66 past achievements added using their original dates. Seven Hardened pieces are still unclaimed, so there’s room to make server history.

Land owners can now choose “Open to Newcomers” in the /lands menu, making it easier for new players to find places to visit or settle near. You can also allow visitors to teleport to your land spawn. Chat gets handy quality-of-life tweaks: /emojis lists all 72 emoji codes, tab completes them, and command links in private messages are clickable.

The changelog also reworks the forge bench, brings rare bats back to dark caves below sea level, and fixes issues with votes, quests, item losses, and exploits. A useful batch of updates for both builders and regulars on Oakheart.

RebornCraft has launched a player report system that puts chat moderation in everyone’s hands. Use /report <name> to flag a player for review, and the system will automatically check their chat history for prohibited messages.

Players who receive enough reports and are found to have sent banned messages can be muted automatically. The system also detects and punishes players who file pointless or malicious reports, so it’s not a free pass to spam the command.

RebornCraft says the system is new and may miss some cases or have small bugs during its early period. The team is monitoring how it works and says it welcomes player feedback. It’s a notable change for the server’s chat: players can help keep things in check, while automatic checks handle reported messages. If you play there, make sure your reports are genuine.

Laby Client Version 48 is out, bringing a smarter player list and an AFK camera that turns your idle moments into a cinematic view. The update also adds a bunch of handy chat and customization tools for your next session.

The revamped Tab list can group players by team, put friends first, show who joined or left, and display ping trends and game modes. Switch on Interactive Mode to search, pin or message players, view player cards, and check everyone who has been on the server since you joined.

The AFK Camera moves around your character after you step away; it’s off by default, can be disabled by servers, and stays off on Hypixel. Chat tab setup now includes suggestions based on recent messages and a live preview, while a menu on each message offers quick actions like copying or replying privately.

You can also use your own fonts for Minecraft text, customize Vanilla-theme windows, and pick hotkeys with a visual keyboard. Version 48 includes 78 bug fixes, and the launcher installs the update automatically.

Laby Client 49 is out, and it has some handy new tools for Minecraft streamers. The headline feature is Streamer Mode: when the client detects OBS and several other streaming apps, it hides private server addresses, chat messages, and coordinates so they don’t end up on stream. You can also toggle it with a hotkey or reveal individual hidden fields when needed.

The update adds red LIVE tags with viewer counts for Twitch and YouTube streamers, plus partner tags that let players show which creators they support. There’s also a $1,000 Twitch sub giveaway running through December 24 for streamers who link a visible Twitch account and go live while playing with Laby Client.

Beyond streaming, version 49 brings two addons—Home Lighting and Twitch Chat—and a batch of HUD and gameplay tweaks. Highlights include a server TPS widget, a Jump Reset counter, smaller first-person shields, and zoom that hides the HUD and chat. The client updates through the Laby Launcher.