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Bug
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Resolution: Incomplete
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None
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Minecraft 14w07a
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Appears to happen randomly and arbitrarily. No logic or reason can be discerned from in game.
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Unconfirmed
Occasionally, command blocks using player selectors such as @p, @a, @r, or @e will perform the command on the literal player "@p[...]" instead of searching for a player with the specified parameters. For example, the command "effect @p 16 999999" will give a player named "@p" effect 16. if the parameters in the @p selector exceed 16 characters, the game throws an exception, seemingly because the "name" stored in the scoreboard is longer than the allowable length of a player name.