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Revert the change of disabling achievements for third-party add-ons

Please revert the change that disables achievements when using third-party add-ons on Bedrock. Many add-ons don't give players unreasonable advantages. Many players only use QoL or visual-only add-ons, and we want to keep unlocking achievements in our worlds.

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    I’m getting disabled achievements on brand new worlds using no add-ons or resource packs at all purely on survival. To clarify this in one the phone version.

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    Please seriously reconsider this change. This policy is frustrating for players who want to customize their worlds. Disabling achievements for every third-party behavior pack is a broad solution that punishes legitimate players alongside users of gameplay-changing content.

    Many Bedrock players use community add-ons for quality-of-life features, accessibility, visuals, building tools, or harmless customization. A third-party pack is not automatically a cheat, and treating every external pack as equally harmful removes flexibility from Bedrock.

    A player can spend months or years building a survival world then lose access to achievements because they enabled one community-made pack. Honestly that feels like progress being invalidated by a blanket rule.

    Players should not be expected to understand Minecraft's internal files or manually repair worlds when an update changes their achievement status. If the game can identify what an add-on changes, a more precise system should be possible.

    Please distinguish harmless third-party content from add-ons that genuinely alter gameplay that affect achievements. If an add-on changes progression or gives an unfair advantage, disable achievements. But if it only improves quality of life, accessibility, visuals, or convenience, the entire world should not be punished.

    Minecraft is built around creativity and customization. Please don't force Bedrock players to choose between community content and the achievements they worked hard to earn.

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    Please seriously reconsider this change. This policy is frustrating for players who want to customize their worlds. Disabling achievements for every third-party behavior pack is a broad solution that punishes legitimate players alongside users of gameplay-changing content.

    Many Bedrock players use community add-ons for quality-of-life features, accessibility, visuals, building tools, or harmless customization. A third-party pack is not automatically a cheat, and treating every external pack as equally harmful removes flexibility from Bedrock.

    A player can spend months or years building a survival world then lose access to achievements because they enabled one community-made pack. Honestly that feels like progress being invalidated by a blanket rule.

    Players should not be expected to understand Minecraft's internal files or manually repair worlds when an update changes their achievement status. If the game can identify what an add-on changes, a more precise system should be possible.

    Please distinguish harmless third-party content from add-ons that genuinely alter gameplay that affect achievements. If an add-on changes progression or gives an unfair advantage, disable achievements. But if it only improves quality of life, accessibility, visuals, or convenience, the entire world should not be punished.

    Minecraft is built around creativity and customization. Please don't force Bedrock players to choose between community content and the achievements they worked hard to earn.

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    bad move mojang bad move