Hostile mobs rarely spawn! How to fix! PLZ FIX

[megaMC]

I found a problem in craftland. It is not a bug, glitch, or error. It is just a rule of minecraft's code that sort of goes against craftland. Hostile mobs rarely spawn without a spawner. The reason for this is because minecraft sets a limit for hostile mobs. this limit is 80. after 80 hostile mobs are in the world, (overworld aether end and nether are seperate) no monsters naturally spawn. spawners ignore this. This is a good thing, right? Wrong. First of all, monsters without spawners have drops that you need. How will you brew splash potions without gunpowder? gunpowder comes from creepers which dont have a spawner meaning no grinders. This, obviously, is a bad thing. How can you fix this? there are a few ways
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#1: set up a script that does the command: /killall in every world every hour or so.. this clears every animal and monster in grinders leaving time for natural mobs to spawn.

#2: increase the max hostile mob limit! if you set it higher, there is a better chance for mobs to regularly spawn even WITH grinders running.

#3: I dont like this one, but it IS a possibility: make it so spawners cant be mined and moved. this would mean grinders are more challenging to make, and they would be less efficient meaning xp is harder to get and there are less mobs.
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This problem only occurs when mob grinders are in loaded chunks, so when no one is near a grinder monsters WILL naturally spawn. when not many people are on (at night) its not that big of a deal. still, most people (me included) are on mostly when others are on. I hope you see this, because it is annoying.

[Chedd]

On craftland there is no /killall like in normal bukkit, there is only /butcher, which kills ALL entities in that world (this includes villagers, NPCs and such), the increase of hostile mob limit sounds like the best answer. #3 could work, but would deeply disappoint and in-rage many players on the server.

[Blackjack]

I'm pretty sure you can /butcher [mob], or something along that line.

[Chedd]

There is a /butcher [radius], I don't believe it works on specific mobs.

[Killgun]

/killall [mob] worked last time I checked.

[Handyman]

Last time I checked you were not a mod or admin

[Blackjack]

zing.

[nickmcski]

Last time I checked you were not a mod or admin

he was on the test server.

[Handyman]

What is on the test server doesn't mean its on the real server

[nickmcski]

What is on the test server doesn't mean its on the real server

He still may know how that command works