Name Change History Option (QoL)

[MyaValentine]

Do you have an abundance of friends and can't keep track of every single person? You love your friends, but after the 100th person it's hard to remember who each individual person is, ESPECIALLY when they changed their name recently because there's no way you recognize that name not even in the slightest. Unfortunately they're in a dungeon and you can't message them and ask them who it is, here comes our dilemma.

My boyfriend and I find ourselves too often not recognizing our own friends on our list because of their name change and it drives us insane, so I had an idea that you may consider a quality of life change.

An option to view a friend's Name Change History, this option would be accessible to people only on your friendslist (for privacy reasons) and it would fit nicely under the pop up menu you get when clicking on a persons name (e.g., under View Search Info, Send Tell, Invite To Party, etcetc.) This way you can keep track of your friends without struggling to remember who they are.

Not sure if this post will get seen by the devs but I believe this would be a super handy feature for players to utilize.

[NaesakiAshwell]

I have had a few occasions were I've not logged in quite a long while, and I look at my friends list and I do the typical eye squint of like "Who the hell are you?" no matter how hard I try I can't recall who the person is because lo and behold they've undergone a name change and then I feel like an ass by messaging them and asking "Uhm...how do we know each other?"

So a name history on the friends list would be kinda nice to get rid of those awkward situations xD.

[Vespar]

Hahaha this is me. Ive changed my name 3 times now. I'm usually kind enough to notify my FC/LS right away and I also edit my search info reflecting the previous names Ive used or if I have an alt Im playing I'll add my main characters name to their search info.

[Antonio_Xul]

I use to have my old name in my search comment for about a year, so people can remember who I am. It did help.