Spammers/Gil Sellers

[Hamingju]

1. Automatically add reported gil seller to your /blist.

also that they do not count to your 200 total for blacklist since i really do want to have a black list for people that are annoying. not the black list resulting in it being a list of gil sellers.

another thing that might be helpful is when you right click that name and report them as a gil seller that it records the text or the message as proof that you were getting something along that line.

[MakinaAuran]

also that they do not count to your 200 total for blacklist since i really do want to have a black list for people that are annoying. not the black list resulting in it being a list of gil sellers.

another thing that might be helpful is when you right click that name and report them as a gil seller that it records the text or the message as proof that you were getting something along that line.

Even automatically deleting the name from your blacklist once said character is eventually banned/deleted would be helpful.

[Astrolia]

Even automatically deleting the name from your blacklist once said character is eventually banned/deleted would be helpful.

Yes, I believe WoW had a "player no longer exists" when you logged in and that character....no longer existed.

Also, Yes. We need the ability to simply right click on the person's name and select "spamming". And also, Yes. We should not have our blacklist counted against. It should simply block all future messages automatically (once clicking spammer). And honestly, if the cap is truly 200 I would hope that SE would put in some things in place before I cap out the blacklist with spammers....In 5 years of playing wow, I probably only blocked 15-20 players total.

[carlos777uk]

Blocking someone so that you don't see their text is burying your head in the sand.

What about those that do use these services and are ruining the economy in game. The sellers and botters will soon give up if a live GM banned 20 accounts in the space of an hour.

[Astrolia]

Blocking someone so that you don't see their text is burying your head in the sand.

What about those that do use these services and are ruining the economy in game. The sellers and botters will soon give up if a live GM banned 20 accounts in the space of an hour.

Disagree. ability to more easily block spammers is a quicker fix to help people enjoy the game. Hiring GMs takes awhile. We need it to be easier now while they are in the hiring process.

[Sakshale]

another thing that might be helpful is when you right click that name and report them as a gil seller that it records the text or the message as proof that you were getting something along that line.

In other MMOs, there is a /report command that does exactly what you are describing. It was there in Everquest back in the late nineties, so the concept is not something new. At that time, it was simply to report harassing players. Gold sellers were not an issue. Today, the same command is used for both functions. However, given current UI capabilities, I would expect a right-click option to be standard.