Squelshlist like friendslist

[Nerestro]

I have a problem.
I want to see who I squelshed and of course I want to know why. Like when you can add comments to your friends, there you could add some to your worst players list or something.
Becouse I want to know if the person there is in the list becouse he/she behaved like an as**** well, not so nice but as a player acceptable like good in quests and so.
Or if it is just a f******* noob who doesnt care what you tell him/her, breaks quests on purpose it seems, and stuff like that.
The difference is, one the one hand you just dont want to neither hear nor read the stuff he tells you, while you can still play with him, while the other one you might be able to talk to, but dont want to quest with.

Greetings Nerestro

[Thanquil]

/signed


Children: You spend the first 2 years of their life teaching them to walk and talk. Then you spend the next 16 years telling them to sit down and shut-up.

[Memnir]

I like it.

[Therrias]

"/ignore list" will give you the list, though theres no way to make comments.

[Cormath]

/signed

Think was was mentioned before.. would be nice if the Squelch List was added as a tab next to the Friends List. Would also like import/export controls like the friend list to make it easier to duplicate between characters and restore after a TR.

[Phemt81]

The fact squelch list needed improvements was obvious.

But you explained it so good that you made it clear for everyone!

+1

and /signed

[SiliconScout]

LOL that is what my "friends list" is really. I have about 20 people on there and only 5 or 6 of them are people I would like to run with again.

The rest are siting in there warning me to run, run fast, run far, run free.

[LucidLTS]

I have a problem.
I want to see who I squelshed and of course I want to know why. Like when you can add comments to your friends, there you could add some to your worst players list or something.
Becouse I want to know if the person there is in the list becouse he/she behaved like an as**** well, not so nice but as a player acceptable like good in quests and so.
Or if it is just a f******* noob who doesnt care what you tell him/her, breaks quests on purpose it seems, and stuff like that.
The difference is, one the one hand you just dont want to neither hear nor read the stuff he tells you, while you can still play with him, while the other one you might be able to talk to, but dont want to quest with.

Greetings Nerestro

/signed, and +1 for a great idea.

I regularly add people spamming the trade channel with something I don't want to my /ignore list, and pull them off at the end of the night. But sometimes I forget. I have absolutely nothing against these people, and they are using the trade channel for what it is designed, but I don't need to be distracted by it. Maybe tomorrow they'll hawk something different and I'll want it. If I could comment the people who need to stay on, I could more easily clean out the list on a regular basis - not bad enough for a comment means I just missed a nightly and they come off next cleanup.

In general, DDO needs to improve contact management functions. Dungeon Scaling often takes the rap, but in fact the inability to easily find, remember, and group with people of like play style is much more damaging to PUGs.

[morticianjohn]

/signed even though I don't have a squelch list or a DNG list

[Expalphalog]

I regularly add people spamming the trade channel with something I don't want to my /ignore list, and pull them off at the end of the night. But sometimes I forget.

This.

/signed