So, I don’t know if many here are sick and tired of ninja looters, those who falsely votekick to give 30 minutes unjust deserters or just toxic players in general in MoP Classic…
But yesterday, I spoke to a person who makes well known addons and as I am not that tech savvy yet have funds…I have officially commissioned a /ignore addon.
The addon will require evidence to put a player permanently on the addon via chat logs or video of why the player should be placed. This will be a work in progress for sometime but look forward to it sometime soon…and GG to all the players who get put on it.
P.S. This isnt a troll post as this will happen and it will be updated often via the addon. And since this ignore list is shared in a similar way across servers like DBM announces server events with no TOS rules broken…thank you for potentially trying that talking point.
A blacklist addon isn’t really that new as I remember some servers like Faerlina or Benediction using one that came from their discords but I thought their usage died.
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HC has a blacklist so it’s already been done
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and putting them on this ignore list is going to do what exactly that the in game ignore already does? If you ignore the person in game you will not get them again in rdf unless they’re partied.
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nothing new there is already mutiple addons like this.
must have on mega servers
blizzard has had that functionality built into the game since vanilla, you’re a tad late on that
If you have to create an add-on to keep track of and block everyone on your list, perhaps the problem is you, not the other people. I have literally had 15 people on ignore in-game since OG WoW. That is less than 1 per year. No add-on is needed.
I grouped with a random this week who ninjad all the loot at the end of a celestial. I asked him why he rolled need. He said “I’m an enchanter I need the mats for raid”
I tried to explain, that means you roll greed, since the other four people aren’t in your guild, so it’s greed.
He explained he “needs” the enchants though.
I didn’t really argue, cause that logic sort of tracks — BUT having played this game for two decades I know from convention that you roll need on items you can equip, but is this clearly laid out by blizz somewhere? How can we be sure new players don’t use the guys logic above who, in his mind, does “need” the item?
I think it’s a failure on blizz towards new players on what rolling “need” actually means and when to use greed, as these terms can be subjective if you’re new to the game.
I think blizz needs a better loot system, it’s not necessarily the blame of players