If I don’t want to play with someone then I shouldn’t be forced into a game with them.
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it might not look like it but it’s enough to avoid most people
the chance to get matched up the next match can be pretty high but after a few hours the chances are pretty much non existent. so you could actualy clear the list at the start of your daily playtime. the probability of those people getting matched with you again is pretty small. (might not even play at the same time as you anymore)
you could also just wait a few minuits after the match (or switch to an other mode) and they’ll probably be playing in an other lobby and so will not be able to get matched with you.
the list is just a nice tool to make sure they won’t be matched with you if you don’t want to do the things i’d mentioned above.
The worst is when you avoid someone super toxic and then it matches you against them next game 
You don’t even understand the words you write?
More about avoiding noobs.
So thankful to the gatekeepers that work hard to dissuade new players. The last thing the game needs is a larger player base. The sooner it is winnowed down to only the hardcore toxic players, the better.
How do people even see the same names that often in places like quickplay? Is everybody complaining about familiar accounts online at like 2am or something?
Because noobs are having the best time of their life walking back from spawn to die again? Best gaming experience.
It’s not their fault their teammates are selfish trash people that would rather avoid them than help them.
Are you damn serious? Should I hold the mouse for them? hElP tHeM
Oh, your sarcasm is absolutely praiseworthy. These “noobs”, able to find such impish entertainment in failing to comprehend the intense intricacies of a game like Overwatch. While we, the TRUE gamers, are forced to wallow in our own despair over their nonsensical enjoyment. They’re a shameful stain on the gaming community.
This thread is further evidence that people asking for extra avoid slots are themselves the problem. I’ve yet to see one that isn’t an entitled snowflake that demands the game be run entirely for their personal benefit and satisfaction. Pathetic, toxic, and sad.
Says the one who’s offended by it.
Noone is paying me to babysit.
And no one shall! For we must ensure that these novice simpletons have no place in this environment. To expect anything more from such lowlifes is fruitless. Our standards are far too high. Us experienced individuals, you and I, have the ability to discern what poor excuses for players are and are not worth our time. And since the horrible laws of the land forbid from abandoning these leeches, we must take it into our own hands that our own pleasure will forever be uninterrupted by vermin.
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Sounds like you’d be better served with single player games. Just a thought, though 
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True.
Unlimited avoid slots would cripple matchmaking for everyone, not just those avoiding or being avoided.
Not unlimited, it should still have a time limit. Or at least it should remove the oldest in the list when adding a new one instead of making it so inconvenient.
Sorry to ruin the charade, but isn’t that what it’s doing? Have you not heard the news?
you cant help stupid.
Oh, bugger off, plebian.