spartaxoxo wrote: »Queue times would be horrible if ignore lists worked that way too. Because someone adding another player to their ignore list would effectively mean that person is also ignored by whoever they happened to be randomly paired with. And not everyone's reasons for ignoring someone else are legitimate reasons to make someone else have to wait for groups.
Example:
Darien: Come join our guild. It's family friendly!
Lord Baccano: UGH I hate all guild ads. The only guild I care for is my own. Blocked.
spartaxoxo wrote: »Queue times would be horrible if ignore lists worked that way too. Because someone adding another player to their ignore list would effectively mean that person is also ignored by whoever they happened to be randomly paired with. And not everyone's reasons for ignoring someone else are legitimate reasons to make someone else have to wait for groups.
I've grouped with a lot of jerks and trolls, imagine my frustrations when the Ignore option only prevents you from chatting and mailing. It does not prevent Dungeon/Group Finder from pairing you with them. Even more frustation, there is a limit on how many people you can Ignore. I somewhat understand the friend limit, friend enough people you might as well join/start a guild. If Ignore prevented you from autogrouping and had no limit, not only would parts of the game be less stressfull but players would be encouraged to behave better. Because if they keep acting like <snip> they wont be able to group with anyone.
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