[Wrexial33]

As the person who was griefed, a (in my opinion) relevant piece of information is that the buttons pressed as part of the grief were part of a villager storage system I set up for cycling through villagers to find "perfect" villagers. When a villager dropped into the system, if it wasn't perfect, it could be disposed of using the button above it. At the time of the grief, the system was full of villagers, most of which were perfect or near perfect. The system has fallen into chaos due to multiple griefings which cannot be easily reversed due to the nature of NPCs and rollbacks, but the Nicky_Fett grief caused the most ruinous damage to the system. The Nicky_Fett account pushed thirty individual buttons, leading to the dumping of the villagers. Luckily, the disposal system was terrible and most of the villagers didn't die. However, several villagers did die, including some with very good trades for mending, eff, etc. If one button had been pressed, it would be an understandable mistake (even in the course of griefing, perhaps they thought it would dispense items for trade or some such) but after pressing the button, the villager would drop, showing the person what the button did. By pressing all thirty buttons, clear malicious intent is shown, not just quick thievery or curiosity. In addition to the lose of villager life (a few of the villagers lost took multiple days of afking to obtain and farm the trades for), I'll have to manually figure out how to re-introduce the villagers back into their cells without accidentally killing them. Sorry for the length of this comment, just wanted to share some background information for context.