


The game even puts you in the same light party with people you blocked. You can block someone and they still have you on their friend list.
It's not quite as easy as you think.



The logic is that Square expects their customers to work everything out like adults since that's the mentality in Japan. They also feel that the "stalker/abuser/attacker" should have their feelings respected as well and think that it will hurt them to see someone removed from their friends list after being blocked. Finally, they expect us to be knowledgeable and educated about who we friend request, they don't support the idea of friend requesting people randomly.
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But it is though, can at least say for sure it's not the U.S. way of doing things or Western. We just throw people under a bus and move on because we don't care enough and it's our normal to make drama public.
In countries like Japan, South Korea, etc., public drama and things related to that (that we find normal) are extremely frowned upon. You're expected to be silent if things are not to your liking, even through things like bullying in schools or darker topics.
I highly encourage you to do some research into stuff like that if you're curious.
Here, I'll even start you off: https://youtu.be/uVdleRmNQRw
But it is though, can at least say for sure it's not the U.S. way of doing things or Western. We just throw people under a bus and move on because we don't care enough and it's our normal to make drama public.
In countries like Japan, South Korea, etc., public drama and things related to that (that we find normal) are extremely frowned upon. You're expected to be silent if things are not to your liking, even through things like bullying in schools or darker topics.
I highly encourage you to do some research into stuff like that if you're curious.
Here, I'll even start you off: https://youtu.be/uVdleRmNQRw
Yes and that encourages an incredibly toxic and abusive culture that gets international news attention sometimes because of how prevalent the issue is. Not exactly the best approach.



Never said it was the best, but it's the mentality that exists. All we can do is push for it not to be the leading one in a global based game.
I've been playing since ARR and I can count with my left hand the times that I got queued with people on my friend list or someone I knew by accident.
Even so what would be a problem? if your ""stalker"" got by a miracle in your PT just clear the content, if he/she is trolling then ask to kick him/her out and report for sabotage and they are gonna need to spend another 40 bucks for a new license.
Your people are being so ridiculous.
Imagine how broken and unplayable the Party/duty finder would be if they can't pair you with people that you have blocked,
Enjoy your 1 hour queue roulette.
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