Some of the people that I wish would leave me alone the most are spammers. The addon also does not send back a message to the player, informing them that you are ignoring them, which some people like as a feature.ĭownload IgnoreMore at or. You can use the same ignore list across all of your alts as well, easily keeping these degenerates ignored no matter what character you are playing as. Rather, IgnoreMore is a chat addon that can filter out people you designate, so you are in effect ignoring them. IgnoreMore doesn't have the ability to increase the number of ignored players you are allowed to have under the Blizzard ignore list. The world is practically against these people. Endless numbers of dumb trinkets and rare items I'm too crazy to get rid of. Easily remember what horrible things this particular person did to you to earn enough ire for an ignore.

Right-clicking on any entry in the ignore list allows you to edit that person's note. You can add notes to your ignores much like how you can add notes for friends. This little addon does one thing and one thing well, adding a notes feature to the built-in Blizzard ignore list. IgnoreNotes is the simple fix for figuring out why you ignored someone in the first place. Asking, 'What about a mutilation rogue?' in whispers after I advertise needing just a healer for VoA-25? That's an ignore. Spamming trade chat with your nonsense that's not funny, as opposed to really funny nonsense? That's an ignore. Couldn't DPS down snobolds on Gormok the Impaler? That's an ignore. Sometimes people go on my ignore list for complicated, deep and meaningful reasons. Can't you see I have Sporeggar reputation to grind? This week on Addon Spotlight, we're going to talk about some addons for the loners out there - people who just want to be left alone for five minutes, please! Stop talking to me, I don't need this right now. Playing WoW alone can be relaxing, including the whole point about not having to cater to anyone else's fun.

Well, sometimes a little single player is good for you. People used to complain when single-player game elements were included in massively multiplayers, saying that the experience of relying on the player base as well as yourself was paramount in a game that billed itself as massive and multiplayer. Everything from bags to bars, buttons to DPS meters and beyond - your addons folder will never be the same. Addon Spotlight focuses on the backbone of the WoW gameplay experience: the user interface.

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