Guild Wars 2

Today i decided to try to farm some rares for ectos for the first time in a few weeks. The last few weeks I’ve been hitting 100% map completion pretty heavy and finally finished it. So i slap on all my magic find gear, eat an omnomberry bar and use a mf booster I’ve been holding on to for awhile … 200% magic find in total. By the time my booster wears off I found a grand total of 4 greens, 2 blues, 5 whites and a handful of salvage stuff. I switched areas in the map and it was the first time in a few days since I had even been there. Diminishing returns should have played no part whatsoever. I had better luck yesterday helping a guildie with map completion for an hour with no magic find at all. 2 rares and about a gold worth of greens, blues and whites. Think i’m going to stop running mf gear untill the issue gets fixed. If my regular gear stops finding decent loot for me then i guess i’ll follow some of the others out the door as well … no point in killing stuff if even blues and greens are just as rare as yellows. Oh, this is the first time i’ve posted on here as well so the paranoid theory isn’t true that was posted a few threads back

Is it possible to add the gold selling website names to a filter list, similar to the profanity filter? Most people have the profanity filter turned off so it would have to be a seperate filter but would work just like the profanity filter. Set it up, add all the known websites and when they change domain names, add those as well. Can leave the www and the .com but filter out the important part … I’m sure they would find a way around it, but it would hamper them considerably. When they start adding hyphens between letters or spaces, add those as well to the list to make the site names illegible when they try to spam.

Is it possible to add the gold selling website names to a filter list, similar to the profanity filter? Most people have the profanity filter turned off so it would have to be a seperate filter but would work just like the profanity filter. Set it up, add all the known websites and when they change domain names, add those as well. Can leave the www and the .com but filter out the important part … I’m sure they would find a way around it, but it would hamper them considerably. When they start adding hyphens between letters or spaces, add those as well to the list to make the site names illegible when they try to spam.