Store bans in a separate, low-latency data source (like a Firebase or external webhook). If a player crashes the server, when they rejoin a new server, that server reads the ban list from the external source and immediately re-bans them.
local DataStoreService = game:GetService("DataStoreService") local banStore = DataStoreService:GetDataStore("BanDataStore") local admins = 12345678 -- Replace with Admin UserIds FE Admin Kick Ban amp- Crash Server
game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player) local success, data = pcall(function() return BanDataStore:GetAsync("Banned_"..player.UserId) end) Store bans in a separate, low-latency data source
❌ No luck – they rejoin with a new alt and do it again. The unusual substring typically appears due to URL
The unusual substring typically appears due to URL encoding errors. In HTML, & is often written as & . So "Kick Ban amp- Crash" likely originates from a poorly parsed webpage where & became amp- . The actual search intent is probably: "FE Admin Kick Ban & Crash Server" — meaning both admin commands and server crashing exploits.
: Commands to crash the server, often by spamming high-intensity requests that overload the game’s engine.
Before diving into "Kick," "Ban," and "Crash," you must understand . Since late 2019, FE has been mandatory for all Roblox places.