Questions asking about Minecraft are off topic. You can find answers on the Minecraft Forums.

No? I agree. Game specific language does not belong in an off topic reason. Even if the language isn't quite that broadly sweeping, we need to look at the bigger picture and identify what our problem with these sorts of questions is. I'll give you a hint: the root problem is not Minecraft in and of itself. To... Er... "Borrow" from LessPop_MoreFizz, appropriate language could be something to this effect: Something to this effect:

Questions seeking Technical Support For Non-Reproducible Issues, as well as those Based on Crash Dumps or Logs are off topic. Without clear steps to identify and reproduce your problem, the Q&A format isn't an appropriate format for in-depth troubleshooting. Your best option is probably to contact the the developer of your game or any mods you might be using, as appropriate.

Questions asking about Minecraft are off topic. You can find answers on the Minecraft Forums.

No? I agree. Game specific language does not belong in an off topic reason. Even if the language isn't quite that broadly sweeping, we need to look at the bigger picture and identify what our problem with these sorts of questions is. I'll give you a hint: the root problem is not Minecraft in and of itself. To... Er... "Borrow" from LessPop_MoreFizz, appropriate language could be something to this effect:

Questions seeking Technical Support For Non-Reproducible Issues, as well as those Based on Crash Dumps or Logs are off topic. Without clear steps to identify and reproduce your problem, the Q&A format isn't an appropriate format for in-depth troubleshooting. Your best option is probably to contact the the developer of your game or any mods you might be using, as appropriate.