Under Options is a new ability that allows you to hide your opponent's Chat in Player vs Player combat. If you have this option enabled, during a PvP duel:
Anything you type cannot be seen by your opponents, but can be seen by your teammates and spectators.
Anything your opponents type you can’t see, but can be seen by their teammates and spectators.
All Menu Chat can be seen by everyone.
You can change this setting at any time, including during a PvP duel, but it will not take affect until the next turn.
I don't like the option where you have to choose to seal yourself off inside a bubble in order to be protected from bullying and mean kids. I'd rather people had a structure that encouraged them to be nice.
I have ignored countless spectators over my PvP career. As the years progress my tolerance for bad behavior dwindles and I use the ignore button liberally. In fact these days, if I hear the word "Noob" or "Spammer" come out of a spectator's mouth, it's instant ignore button. I don't say anything to them or respond to their inappropriate comments. I just ignore them and they are gone from my life forever. Luckily there doesn't seem to a limit to how many people you have on ignore.
I don't like the option where you have to choose to seal yourself off inside a bubble in order to be protected from bullying and mean kids. I'd rather people had a structure that encouraged them to be nice.
Professor Greyrose has given you information to turn off PvP Chat. The only other options are to just turn off Chat bubbles altogether and that prevents you from seeing any chat except in the chat box.
If the Terms of Use are not enough to encourage players to be nice or at least respectful, then nothing else will.
And as others have said, you can also put them on ignore.
Professor Greyrose has given you information to turn off PvP Chat. The only other options are to just turn off Chat bubbles altogether and that prevents you from seeing any chat except in the chat box.
If the Terms of Use are not enough to encourage players to be nice or at least respectful, then nothing else will.
And as others have said, you can also put them on ignore.
Yes, I am aware of that.
I am just treating this as an "Idea" forum rather than a "Features the Game Already Has" forum. Prof. Greyrose has rightly pointed out one solution, but she never said that was the only possible one. Hence, we discuss other options here.
