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Refunds for Abandoned Marketplace Content

There is a lot of content on the Marketplace that has been broken by Minecraft updates. This includes texture packs, add-ons, and sometimes even worlds. I believe that any content that is no longer functioning as intended should be eligible for a refund.

A refund system could work by allowing players to submit a request along with evidence that the content is no longer working correctly, such as screenshots or videos demonstrating the issue.

Bethesda already offers refunds for broken content on its Creator Marketplace, so this wouldn't be an unprecedented feature.

Personally, I think it's a real shame because there is so much fantastic content on the Marketplace. However, I've been burned before by purchasing something that was great at first, only for a later Minecraft update to break it. That experience has made me much more hesitant to buy Marketplace content.

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• July 16, 2026 18:05
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  • October 28, 2026 20:28
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  Honestly, same. I have one add-on I hated from day one, as it was not as advertised and is no longer being updated despite promising updates, and I have one that has been broken for a long time now and is completely abandoned, even on the devs Discord there is absolutely NOTHING from them. It's quite literally a scam if you are allowing people to buy broken products by devs who can get away with it. I paid $15 for DragonFire, and it constantly crashes, multiple Nests are bugged permanently, and it's not even being at the least maintained for current versions. Absolutely ridiculous and scummy from both devs and Mojang.