Whispers from players that ignore me

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Do_odle wrote:

HMMM. You do understand that you're not right at all?

even the devs say standard is dumpster league

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ampdecay wrote:

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Do_odle wrote:

HMMM. You do understand that you're not right at all?

even the devs say standard is dumpster league

I'm sure you can give us quote from one of the devs containing exact same words. Right?

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ampdecay wrote:

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Do_odle wrote:

HMMM. You do understand that you're not right at all?

even the devs say standard is dumpster league

wrong, last statement i read was they care about players playing permanent leagues alot because it's a huge part of the community.

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vio wrote:

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ampdecay wrote:

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Do_odle wrote:

HMMM. You do understand that you're not right at all?

even the devs say standard is dumpster league

wrong, last statement i read was they care about players playing permanent leagues alot because it's a huge part of the community.

um, if you would run u business wouldn't you say whatever it takes to make people happy?

tell me one thing they did to help / revive standard and standard HC in last 2 years?

only things they did were to put new players at disadvantage and dishearten them to play perma leagues, like removing eternal orbs, legacy items, constant brutal meta shifts every 4 or so months and so on and on.

They already have an auto reply afk feature, why the hell cant they add one for if two people are on each-others ignore lists or not.

better yet why the hell doesn’t it tell you when someone adds you to their ignore list?

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Saltychipmunk wrote:

better yet why the hell doesn’t it tell you when someone adds you to their ignore list?

Because that would be an invitation for harassment of various types.

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Mivo wrote:

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Saltychipmunk wrote:

better yet why the hell doesn’t it tell you when someone adds you to their ignore list?

Because that would be an invitation for harassment of various types.

So it is better to waste peoples time talking to a brick wall? productive.

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Saltychipmunk wrote:

So it is better to waste peoples time talking to a brick wall? productive.

If someone is the type of person who gets ignored frequently, there is probably a decent chance that they are unstable, immature, and emotional, who will blow up or go into revenge mode when they have been ignored. So they then hop on an alt or ten, or a different account altogether, trying to get back at whoever ignored them, or they will obsessively try to get in a last word because they can't handle not being in control.

I'm not saying that this applies to the OP, or really, to anyone in particular. Just that this is one of the reasons why in most chat systems the ignored player is not notified. Besides, the ignore command's main purpose is to assist the player who uses it. It's easier not to react to something that you don't see. It's rare enough that people are willing to stop conflict by ignoring someone and exiting the sitiuation. Making them a target by letting abusive or otherwise troublesome players know about it is just not helpful.

There are also other situations where players ignore obnoxious, provocative or spamming players even if they have no actual interaction with the persons they ignore. This accounts for 100% of my ignores. They just don't want to be exposed to whatever it is that made them want to ignore others. What good can possibly come from letting the ignored parties know of this? They'll either retaliate or pat themselves on the back for having scored another ignore. A few might think, "Oops, maybe I need to tone down my behavior", but I feel that would be rare.

Not just all that OP.

They want you to do ONLINE trading.

But you cant send offline msg to the seller so can receive offline msg next time they online.

there are no timstamp on the chat either. So if someone whisper u while ago, u have no idea when it is.

nvm all.
they said no buyout price = Suuurrree, not a problem. A douche player can always float the market with lots of items at cheap price as a troll shop with no intention to sell at the buyout price.