SvennoJ said:
Ofcourse they have, which is exactly what complicates matters. XBL has their own policy and black list of players etc. Eurogamer just summed it all up http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-08-02-microsoft-really-wants-you-to-know-playing-minecraft-online-is-safe An Xbox Live sign-in is now required for online multiplayer no matter which platform you're playing on. That includes Android phones and, eventually, Nintendo Switch. You need a gamertag to connect to a Realm, an official server partner or a hosted Minecraft world via an IP address. "By creating an Xbox Live account and gamertag, when logged in you can set your own privacy and multiplayer preferences, create and manage accounts for your family members, and stake your claim on your name in the Minecraft universe," Microsoft said. "Plus, because everyone will have an account, if you do run into any creepers ruining the fun, it's easy to report them, and for our Enforcement team to identify the player in question." |
Sounds all nice and stuff, but why Sony then is blocking out cross-play for Rocketleague? It's not the reason for Sony. Basically they give a shit how the anti-harassment system is implemented. They also would be able to play together, maybe Sony gives information abouted reported and blocked players on PSN which also use Minecraft to Microsoft and vice versa. Either way, Nintendo is able to do it obviously.







