Omg, Expand Friendlist plz..=.=ll

Nochaelf - Lost City wrote: »

Yup, the titles tells u everything about this post~!

I mean, PWI, u really need to start expanding our friendlist....

its ....100 is not enough...b:surrender

QQ b:cryb:cryb:cry

Krittycat wrote: »

Friends List/Blacklist Expansion!

This has been suggested many times before, but as of yet has not been implemented. Until they do hopefully expand it, here are some suggestions for managing your friends list/blacklist.

A. Don't add guildies
At first glance this may seem like a mean suggestion, but you can always tell when a faction mate is online pressing the "G" hotkey and sorting the faction list by status. This will tell you if that person is online or not. From there you can also whisper them, and add them to squads.

B. Only add people you actually know, or plan to run with often.

At first you may be tempted to add everyone in a particularly competent BH team, but unless you plan on running with these people again and are willing to foster a relationship with them it's best to leave room on your friends list you do plan on communicating or running with more often. For example, a nirvana perma squad with people you can trust to not steal drops.

C. If you are friends with someone on your alt, and are mostly going to run with them on your alt don't add them to your main character or other alts.

Its easy enough to simply whisper them and let them know you are planning to switch to your main, and then whisper them on there. This also helps makes thing easier if you end up having a falling out with the person because you don't have to remember every single character they play should you need to blacklist them later.

D. Do not add people who are world chatting to your permanent blacklist

Instead go into your UI and edit your settings for your trade channel, which is the least commonly used channel. Make sure you select faction, squad, and common chat as viewable in there (or whatever setup you feel you want to see always) and then use that channel as your default catch-all channel for viewing all communications. This way you do not have to view world chat but all of your channels are still viewable in one place. When you DO need to use world chat, simply temporarily block the biggest spammers in world chat until you are finished. Or you can choose to ignore them to get a better idea of how often your message is being pushed out of the chat channel. This saves your list for people who genuinely belong in there (i.e. people who rip off drops in squads, or who are harassing you)