If character was created in the last 30 days, they can't join the game

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#1

Heyo! Wondering how I could make a script that doesn’t let a person join a game if there account was created in the last 30 days. If they made the account on 3/4/2019, they would be able to join on 4/3/19. If they try and join before 30 days are up, they get kicked. How would I go about making this?

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#2

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#3

Just be aware that 30 days is a long time, enough that implementing this will hurt your user acquisition via friend-joins more than it will keep out trolls or banned players. Players who like to troll in games already have dozens of alts ready-made. Botters also use pools of old, compromised accounts they’ve brute-forced their way into.

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#4

You’re allowed to kick users based on their account age? The last thing I remember is that kicking based on account age wasn’t necessarily permitted but that was mostly due to the guest system.

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The existence of the practice is already known and Roblox doesn’t exactly police games, however I distinctly remember that kicking based on account age wasn’t entirely allowed up until the removal of guests. I don’t know if it was a rule to begin with or if there’s anything standing about that now.

#7

This practice isn’t really effective as exploiters and botters already have many premade accounts and you’re limiting access to new users on Roblox.

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#8

Exploiters maybe, but I have found that most botted accounts are terminated in under a month.

#9

The code required, for anyone that needs it.

local players = game:GetService("Players")

local minimumAge = 0 --Change to minimum account age (in days).
local kickMessage = "" --Kick message here.

local function onPlayerAdded(player)
	if player.AccountAge <= minimumAge then
		player:Kick(kickMessage)
	end
end

players.PlayerAdded:Connect(onPlayerAdded)
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