That character is out of your league (and you know it).

Lmao imagine getting triggered from this. I`m baffled how such small thing ruins somebodies day lmaoooo

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Char1983 wrote:

What? The clan tag isn't annoying, but a short

Char1983 [Standard]: Some message

would be super annoying? Are you serious about this?

IPickedLongFunnyNickname [SoloSelfFound Hardcore Ritual League]: hey!

or

IPickedLongFunnyNickname [Private SoloSelfFound Hardcore Ritual League GuantletTrainging2021]: hey!

y, really good idea, 40x longer than the message xD

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Char1983 wrote:

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Nomancs wrote:

How many times you get this kind of message anyway, once per year?

During Heist I got that situation on average about 2-3 times per hour.

Had it once per year and I play a lot. I think that message when trying to inv is enough (and you know it), it takes you literally 1 sec.

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kindevu wrote:

Lmao imagine getting triggered from this. I`m baffled how such small thing ruins somebodies day lmaoooo

xD

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Xavathos wrote:

Filling the game with redundant information is the last thing you should be doing.

This!


PS:
IPickedLongFunnyNickname [Private SoloSelfFound Hardcore Ritual League GuantletTrainging2021]: This would be so annoying

The only important information is:

The buyer is in a different league other than which he is messaging about.

So the extended trade message should be like this:

X wants to buy Y in Z league (X is in a different league and he should now it).

That would be perfect.

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jhnsmth wrote:

The only important information is:

The buyer is in a different league other than which he is messaging about.

So the extended trade message should be like this:

X wants to buy Y in Z league (X is in a different league and he should now it).

That would be perfect.

Imagine chatting with friend that is playing private league or any other league:

xxx: hey, how is it going? (xxx is in a different league and he should now it)
yyy: hey, good (yyy is in a different league and he should now it)
xxx: I like this new messages system (xxx is in a different league and he should now it)
yyy: same (yyy is in a different league and he should now it)
xxx: I'm out of your league and you know it (xxx is in a different league and he should now it)

pro tip - don't try to fix something that is working

GGG is able to recognize its own trade messages.

No on many levels, and current solution (and you know it) is more clean. It works perfectly fine.

There are solutions that are better than the current situation.

As just one example
The challenges completed could start off with zero in the chat box so it is always there.

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Turtledove wrote:

There are solutions that are better than the current situation.

As just one example
The challenges completed could start off with zero in the chat box so it is always there.

This is a good idea to implement in general, but it does nothing to solve the "problem" of this thread. If I'm in HC trade and my search is set wrong and I message someone playing SC trade, we're both going to have some challenges completed even though we can't party up.

The solution really is to change nothing, the system as-is is as clear as it can possibly be without covering your screen in useless garbage every time you ask a friend how their HCSSF racer practice is going, or which mods are on their private league.

If you don't portal out of content until after you invite people to the party, which is what you should be doing anyway since a lot of people message more than one seller, there are literally zero problems with the current implementation.

Just because one lacks the imagination to envision a better world, it does not mean that a better world is not possible.

Actually you do know they are not in your League if you actually read the Trade Message because it says what League the person is asking for said item in.

Hi, I'd like to buy your (Item) for my (Currency) in Ritual/Standard/ect.

Thats exactly what the trade messages say so like 95% of the complaints on these forums there is no issue nor any change needed other than the player to actually change something themselves.. In this case actually read.