Guild Wars 2

I blocked this guy that is constantly saying I suck in pvp, but i still get queued with him all the time. I understand there might be a way to abuse blocking in pvp games, but maybe make it so they show up less often. Its really annoying dealing with this guy…

If you blocked him how can he annoy you? You can also view him in the blocked player list and wait until he gets into a match before queueing

How would you think anet could fix this problem ? Lets say you sit in a queue,your enemy’s party queu has 1 person thats on your blocklist,while another guy from the enemy’s queu has one person from your queue on block.The queue would need to either remove you or the other persons from the list to start looking for people you don’t have on block…Increasing queue times for Everyone just because 2 people have someone on block,it would be a messy thing.

Ignore the guy,keep playing and don’t put any attention to it.

You can keep tabs on him from list but i wouldnt let people like him bother you. There’s always gonna be those kind of people. There comes a point where you see it so much that you’re numb to it and begin to just immediately dismiss people’s arrogant trash talk. Sounds like solo queue? Which in itself can be frustrating enough. I’d try and run with a group of people you know a little more often if you want less frustration.

Sadly, you are going to be placed on teams with blocked players all the time. Thankfully, you won’t have to listen to him kitten.

It’s an interesting idea, for those who may be confused on the issue, blocking someone does not currently prevent someone from playing with you. This was not an intended feature for blocking. It was only meant to severe any communication that player will have with you.

There are a couple of issues with your suggestion, hear me out and think of the abusive side of this idea.

If you were to block someone to prevent them from playing with you, wouldn’t the new meta become block anyone who’s on the leaderboards? or block any known successful teams? E.g. Abjured.

Granted, this is on the extreme case; however, there are some people who are very serious about their digital egos.