Every one of us picked our Minecraft user name when we signed up on minecraft.net for the first time (and every time thereafter). For most of us, knowing that whatever name was chosen is stuck with us forever is just a part of the game. Still, what if you gave yourself a silly or inappropriate name? What if you're just tired of the one you have? Currently, this means getting another copy of the game - but maybe not for long.
Jeb hinted that username changes might be a feature in the near future, something that Mollstam is looking into currently. While there is no set date - or even a hinted one - for the feature's arrival, it would seem that it's more a matter of "when" than "if" now.
Maybe I can use this opportunity to change my name to "MrFluffykins".
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I see a lot of flaws in this, so I really doubt this will happen any time soon, maybe they will make it you can change your name once.
(any suggestions)
Butterclock.
Like /ban-ip 192.168.x.x To change your name, that is a rip off. But at the same time it is not needed to change your name.
The name I made when I was 8 and just used it for everything is
not a good one at all.
User IDs seem like a decent way to make sure people don't get around server bans, but Mojang might come up with something better.