No bullying

Not automatically. Some servers pair it with PvE-only, claims, or strict anti-grief rules, while others still allow PvP or raiding. The difference is conduct around the conflict: no degrading chat, no slurs, no coordinated dogpiles, and no sustained targeting across sessions.

Repeated, targeted behavior meant to degrade or drive someone out: singling a player out in public chat, pressuring others to gang up, stalking them in-game, mocking identity, or continuing after they ask you to stop. Most servers focus on pattern and intent, not one bad line.

Usually through reports backed by chat logs and moderator review, sometimes with plugins that record messages and key interactions. Actions often escalate from warnings and mutes to temporary or permanent bans, with faster penalties for slurs, threats, coordinated targeting, or ban evasion on alts.

Sometimes, but not by default. Opportunistic griefing is typically treated as a gameplay or rule violation. It becomes bullying when it is targeted and repeated, especially alongside harassment, repeated returns after rollbacks, or attempts to keep you from playing.

Often yes, as long as it stays impersonal and stops when asked. If it targets real-life traits or identity, keeps going after someone disengages, or turns into repeated public shaming, it will usually be treated as harassment.