Hi, just wanted to comment on a post you made is this thread: https://www.spigotmc.org/threads/using-getstringlist-in-a-static-method.287621/#post-2773663

Static isn't "dangerous" - it exists for a reason, to be used in the right places.
By creating instances of your utility classes you are completely _destroying_ the whole point of utility classes - they exist as part of the class, not the object, and are completely.

I'm not sure why you'd ever have utility classes set up like that by passing through a constructor, in fact the general rule is to have your utility classes marked as final with a private constructor to ensure no instances are constructed, as well as obviously making all fields and methods static.

What you should do is get an instance of your plugin class _in_ your utility class and access the methods that way. That is to say:

public final class SomeUtils
{
    private SomeUtils() {}

    private static final SomePlugin PLUGIN = JavaPlugin.getPlugin(SomePlugin.class);

    public static Something getSomething(SomeArgs... args)
    {
        return PLUGIN.getSomething();
    }
}