Time Stamp

[Chillie]

I think this would be very helpful to see what time your friends came online and go offline and for guild mates last post so we can keep up with how long its been since they last messaged you so we'd be able to keep the complaining down to a bare minimum. Can be a good thing for General chat and party chat.

[Newtons_Apple]

I think this would be very helpful to see what time your friends came online and go offline and for guild mates last post so we can keep up with how long its been since they last messaged you so we'd be able to keep the complaining down to a bare minimum. Can be a good thing for General chat and party chat.

? Complaining? About what?

[Aschbart]

I don't know about the complaining , but I also occasionally longed for a timestamp, e. g. when I switched to another chat window and missed a guildy asking sth, then switch back. I can of course just respond to it, but sometimes what I am responding to might be so long ago that whoever asked might not be realizing I am responding to him. If I knew that (thanks to a time stamp) I could either whisper that person to get his attention or just ignore it because it's likely no longer of interest, e. g. when someone offered a free slot in a group for a fast quest - half an hour ago.

Also, when I notice people lost connection in a party only after it happened, when i scroll back I might still see the message, but I have no way of knowing whether that was 1 minute or 10 minutes ago, and thus I don't know whether I should wait for that party member to try reconnect, or just find a replacement.

Not a biggie, but if it can be done within reasonable effort, I would welcome that feature.