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/particle angryVillager ~ ~ ~ 0 0 0 1 20000000 force @p

This command causes the client to crash.
I know, that there has been a Bugreport before that has been closed, as this might not affect computers with much computing power. Anyway, using this command (or a similar one), a server owner is able to max out the memory consumption of a client's JVM instance which causes it to hang while only sending one packet. Crashing the client should be considered a "denial of service". That's why I think this should clearly be considered a bug and be fixed in future versions of the game.

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Rendering 20000000 moving objects is not cheap, no matter how well a game is coded; This literally cannot be fixed.

Anyway, it CAN tell the user that 20000000 is just too much and block it. I really don't get why mojang just doesn't realize that this should be considered a bug. It literally allows a server owner to max out my memory and this should be blocked.

Don't join a server with people who do that in charge, haha! 🙂

Very professional! Virtually every game development studio would instantly fix an issue like this...

You can use a supercomputer to process such huge particle amounts, so this is machine dependent and should not be fixed.

Add a limit as with the /give command.

Leonard Seibold

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Minecraft 1.12.2, Minecraft 18w16a

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