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Skylinerw
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Try using:

/scoreboard players reset @a 

or to remove all scoreboard tags to a specific player, use (X=playername):

/scoreboard players reset X. X=playername

I hope this was helpful, as I've seen your question on here for quite some time. Have a good day!

Try using:

/scoreboard players reset @a 

or to remove all scoreboard tags to a specific player, use:

/scoreboard players reset X. X=playername

I hope this was helpful, as I've seen your question on here for quite some time. Have a good day!

Try using:

/scoreboard players reset @a 

or to remove all scoreboard tags to a specific player, use (X=playername):

/scoreboard players reset X

I hope this was helpful, as I've seen your question on here for quite some time. Have a good day!

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Vemonus
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Try using: /scoreboard players reset @a

/scoreboard players reset @a 

or to remove all scoreboard tags to a specific player, use: /scoreboard players reset X. X=playername I

/scoreboard players reset X. X=playername

I hope this was helpful, as I've seen your question on here for quite some time. Have a good day!

Try using: /scoreboard players reset @a or to remove all scoreboard tags to a specific player, use: /scoreboard players reset X. X=playername I hope this was helpful, as I've seen your question on here for quite some time. Have a good day!

Try using:

/scoreboard players reset @a 

or to remove all scoreboard tags to a specific player, use:

/scoreboard players reset X. X=playername

I hope this was helpful, as I've seen your question on here for quite some time. Have a good day!

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Try using: /scoreboard players reset @a or to remove all scoreboard tags to a specific player, use: /scoreboard players reset X. X=playername I hope this was helpful, as I've seen your question on here for quite some time. Have a good day!