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On January 19 2013 08:29 Grobyc wrote:Show nested quote +On January 18 2013 16:16 Shinta) wrote:On January 18 2013 15:54 Godwrath wrote:On January 18 2013 15:19 BoZiffer wrote:On January 18 2013 10:16 Grobyc wrote:
Good, tired of unwanted/annoying people from facebook adding me through that. Isn't that more of a "you-problem" ??? I mean its not like your Facebook friends were randomly assigned to you or something. I liked the feature, even if it was a one-time use. It was an easy way to add a bunch of people at once. Why exactly is his fault ? Some people just want to play alone, or be able to have their own time for their own. So what you are saying is he should have to remove all his facebook friends just to be able to play stacraft 2 the way he wants to withouth having to give explanations to other people ? Yes.... If you have a bunch of friends that you don't want to interact with, then you have some explaining to do. Even if it's just that you want your gamer life to be separate from your real life (which is pretty ridiculous, but everyone is entitled to their own wants and opinions), it's still your problem, and it's not hard for you to fix. It really is a "you-problem". I never said I didn't want to interact with them at all. I just don't want to play Starcraft with them. Many of them are completely fine in social gatherings and to work with and such, but are sore losers when we game, or they are bronze and just want me to 4v4 with them all the time, etc. I prefer to game alone sometimes, and while I like some people in real life, I would prefer not to game with them Like Godwrath said, I don't want to have to give explanations to people as to why I don't feel like gaming with them when you have 40 people that find you through the facebook finder. It could easily be fixed by including an option that allows you to be excluded from the facebook finder search.
You have to opt into the FB finder.... there's no need to make yourself excluded. You are by default.
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On January 19 2013 09:12 rebdomine wrote:Show nested quote +On January 19 2013 08:29 Grobyc wrote:On January 18 2013 16:16 Shinta) wrote:On January 18 2013 15:54 Godwrath wrote:On January 18 2013 15:19 BoZiffer wrote:On January 18 2013 10:16 Grobyc wrote:
Good, tired of unwanted/annoying people from facebook adding me through that. Isn't that more of a "you-problem" ??? I mean its not like your Facebook friends were randomly assigned to you or something. I liked the feature, even if it was a one-time use. It was an easy way to add a bunch of people at once. Why exactly is his fault ? Some people just want to play alone, or be able to have their own time for their own. So what you are saying is he should have to remove all his facebook friends just to be able to play stacraft 2 the way he wants to withouth having to give explanations to other people ? Yes.... If you have a bunch of friends that you don't want to interact with, then you have some explaining to do. Even if it's just that you want your gamer life to be separate from your real life (which is pretty ridiculous, but everyone is entitled to their own wants and opinions), it's still your problem, and it's not hard for you to fix. It really is a "you-problem". I never said I didn't want to interact with them at all. I just don't want to play Starcraft with them. Many of them are completely fine in social gatherings and to work with and such, but are sore losers when we game, or they are bronze and just want me to 4v4 with them all the time, etc. I prefer to game alone sometimes, and while I like some people in real life, I would prefer not to game with them Like Godwrath said, I don't want to have to give explanations to people as to why I don't feel like gaming with them when you have 40 people that find you through the facebook finder. It could easily be fixed by including an option that allows you to be excluded from the facebook finder search. That does exist. You don't need to link your fb account to your bnet account. If you never use your credentials to use the friend finder, then people won't be able to find you via the fb finder Simple as that.
I don't think that doesn't exist. I mentioned an option that opts you out of the facebook finder search. As in I can use my account to add people from facebook (that come up in the search results, they can opt out of being searched as well) but if they use theirs I don't come up in the search. A 1-way visibility kind of like how you can appear offline in Skype or other applications.
On January 19 2013 09:53 FabledIntegral wrote:Show nested quote +On January 19 2013 08:29 Grobyc wrote:On January 18 2013 16:16 Shinta) wrote:On January 18 2013 15:54 Godwrath wrote:On January 18 2013 15:19 BoZiffer wrote:On January 18 2013 10:16 Grobyc wrote:
Good, tired of unwanted/annoying people from facebook adding me through that. Isn't that more of a "you-problem" ??? I mean its not like your Facebook friends were randomly assigned to you or something. I liked the feature, even if it was a one-time use. It was an easy way to add a bunch of people at once. Why exactly is his fault ? Some people just want to play alone, or be able to have their own time for their own. So what you are saying is he should have to remove all his facebook friends just to be able to play stacraft 2 the way he wants to withouth having to give explanations to other people ? Yes.... If you have a bunch of friends that you don't want to interact with, then you have some explaining to do. Even if it's just that you want your gamer life to be separate from your real life (which is pretty ridiculous, but everyone is entitled to their own wants and opinions), it's still your problem, and it's not hard for you to fix. It really is a "you-problem". I never said I didn't want to interact with them at all. I just don't want to play Starcraft with them. Many of them are completely fine in social gatherings and to work with and such, but are sore losers when we game, or they are bronze and just want me to 4v4 with them all the time, etc. I prefer to game alone sometimes, and while I like some people in real life, I would prefer not to game with them Like Godwrath said, I don't want to have to give explanations to people as to why I don't feel like gaming with them when you have 40 people that find you through the facebook finder. It could easily be fixed by including an option that allows you to be excluded from the facebook finder search. You have to opt into the FB finder.... there's no need to make yourself excluded. You are by default.
I don't recall opting in to be included, but would still receive requests from it.
edit: unless that is how it was and I was just missing something? I just remember it being an everything or nothing option.
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On January 19 2013 09:55 Grobyc wrote:Show nested quote +On January 19 2013 09:12 rebdomine wrote:On January 19 2013 08:29 Grobyc wrote:On January 18 2013 16:16 Shinta) wrote:On January 18 2013 15:54 Godwrath wrote:On January 18 2013 15:19 BoZiffer wrote:On January 18 2013 10:16 Grobyc wrote:
Good, tired of unwanted/annoying people from facebook adding me through that. Isn't that more of a "you-problem" ??? I mean its not like your Facebook friends were randomly assigned to you or something. I liked the feature, even if it was a one-time use. It was an easy way to add a bunch of people at once. Why exactly is his fault ? Some people just want to play alone, or be able to have their own time for their own. So what you are saying is he should have to remove all his facebook friends just to be able to play stacraft 2 the way he wants to withouth having to give explanations to other people ? Yes.... If you have a bunch of friends that you don't want to interact with, then you have some explaining to do. Even if it's just that you want your gamer life to be separate from your real life (which is pretty ridiculous, but everyone is entitled to their own wants and opinions), it's still your problem, and it's not hard for you to fix. It really is a "you-problem". I never said I didn't want to interact with them at all. I just don't want to play Starcraft with them. Many of them are completely fine in social gatherings and to work with and such, but are sore losers when we game, or they are bronze and just want me to 4v4 with them all the time, etc. I prefer to game alone sometimes, and while I like some people in real life, I would prefer not to game with them Like Godwrath said, I don't want to have to give explanations to people as to why I don't feel like gaming with them when you have 40 people that find you through the facebook finder. It could easily be fixed by including an option that allows you to be excluded from the facebook finder search. That does exist. You don't need to link your fb account to your bnet account. If you never use your credentials to use the friend finder, then people won't be able to find you via the fb finder Simple as that. I don't think that doesn't exist. I mentioned an option that opts you out of the facebook finder search. As in I can use my account to add people from facebook (that come up in the search results, they can opt out of being searched as well) but if they use theirs I don't come up in the search. A 1-way visibility kind of like how you can appear offline in Skype or other applications. Show nested quote +On January 19 2013 09:53 FabledIntegral wrote:On January 19 2013 08:29 Grobyc wrote:On January 18 2013 16:16 Shinta) wrote:On January 18 2013 15:54 Godwrath wrote:On January 18 2013 15:19 BoZiffer wrote:On January 18 2013 10:16 Grobyc wrote:
Good, tired of unwanted/annoying people from facebook adding me through that. Isn't that more of a "you-problem" ??? I mean its not like your Facebook friends were randomly assigned to you or something. I liked the feature, even if it was a one-time use. It was an easy way to add a bunch of people at once. Why exactly is his fault ? Some people just want to play alone, or be able to have their own time for their own. So what you are saying is he should have to remove all his facebook friends just to be able to play stacraft 2 the way he wants to withouth having to give explanations to other people ? Yes.... If you have a bunch of friends that you don't want to interact with, then you have some explaining to do. Even if it's just that you want your gamer life to be separate from your real life (which is pretty ridiculous, but everyone is entitled to their own wants and opinions), it's still your problem, and it's not hard for you to fix. It really is a "you-problem". I never said I didn't want to interact with them at all. I just don't want to play Starcraft with them. Many of them are completely fine in social gatherings and to work with and such, but are sore losers when we game, or they are bronze and just want me to 4v4 with them all the time, etc. I prefer to game alone sometimes, and while I like some people in real life, I would prefer not to game with them Like Godwrath said, I don't want to have to give explanations to people as to why I don't feel like gaming with them when you have 40 people that find you through the facebook finder. It could easily be fixed by including an option that allows you to be excluded from the facebook finder search. You have to opt into the FB finder.... there's no need to make yourself excluded. You are by default. I don't recall opting in to be included, but would still receive requests from it. edit: unless that is how it was and I was just missing something? I just remember it being an everything or nothing option.
How are you going to receive requests unless you entered you FB info? How can other people find you if your SC2 acct isn't linked to your FB?
Unless you're saying that you want to be able to use it to see other people but have an "exclude myself" option? That's overly picky. I can understand your viewpoint if that's so, but in no way would I ever fault Blizzard for not making it an option.
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On January 19 2013 10:34 FabledIntegral wrote:Show nested quote +On January 19 2013 09:55 Grobyc wrote:On January 19 2013 09:12 rebdomine wrote:On January 19 2013 08:29 Grobyc wrote:On January 18 2013 16:16 Shinta) wrote:On January 18 2013 15:54 Godwrath wrote:On January 18 2013 15:19 BoZiffer wrote:On January 18 2013 10:16 Grobyc wrote:
Good, tired of unwanted/annoying people from facebook adding me through that. Isn't that more of a "you-problem" ??? I mean its not like your Facebook friends were randomly assigned to you or something. I liked the feature, even if it was a one-time use. It was an easy way to add a bunch of people at once. Why exactly is his fault ? Some people just want to play alone, or be able to have their own time for their own. So what you are saying is he should have to remove all his facebook friends just to be able to play stacraft 2 the way he wants to withouth having to give explanations to other people ? Yes.... If you have a bunch of friends that you don't want to interact with, then you have some explaining to do. Even if it's just that you want your gamer life to be separate from your real life (which is pretty ridiculous, but everyone is entitled to their own wants and opinions), it's still your problem, and it's not hard for you to fix. It really is a "you-problem". I never said I didn't want to interact with them at all. I just don't want to play Starcraft with them. Many of them are completely fine in social gatherings and to work with and such, but are sore losers when we game, or they are bronze and just want me to 4v4 with them all the time, etc. I prefer to game alone sometimes, and while I like some people in real life, I would prefer not to game with them Like Godwrath said, I don't want to have to give explanations to people as to why I don't feel like gaming with them when you have 40 people that find you through the facebook finder. It could easily be fixed by including an option that allows you to be excluded from the facebook finder search. That does exist. You don't need to link your fb account to your bnet account. If you never use your credentials to use the friend finder, then people won't be able to find you via the fb finder Simple as that. I don't think that doesn't exist. I mentioned an option that opts you out of the facebook finder search. As in I can use my account to add people from facebook (that come up in the search results, they can opt out of being searched as well) but if they use theirs I don't come up in the search. A 1-way visibility kind of like how you can appear offline in Skype or other applications. On January 19 2013 09:53 FabledIntegral wrote:On January 19 2013 08:29 Grobyc wrote:On January 18 2013 16:16 Shinta) wrote:On January 18 2013 15:54 Godwrath wrote:On January 18 2013 15:19 BoZiffer wrote:On January 18 2013 10:16 Grobyc wrote:
Good, tired of unwanted/annoying people from facebook adding me through that. Isn't that more of a "you-problem" ??? I mean its not like your Facebook friends were randomly assigned to you or something. I liked the feature, even if it was a one-time use. It was an easy way to add a bunch of people at once. Why exactly is his fault ? Some people just want to play alone, or be able to have their own time for their own. So what you are saying is he should have to remove all his facebook friends just to be able to play stacraft 2 the way he wants to withouth having to give explanations to other people ? Yes.... If you have a bunch of friends that you don't want to interact with, then you have some explaining to do. Even if it's just that you want your gamer life to be separate from your real life (which is pretty ridiculous, but everyone is entitled to their own wants and opinions), it's still your problem, and it's not hard for you to fix. It really is a "you-problem". I never said I didn't want to interact with them at all. I just don't want to play Starcraft with them. Many of them are completely fine in social gatherings and to work with and such, but are sore losers when we game, or they are bronze and just want me to 4v4 with them all the time, etc. I prefer to game alone sometimes, and while I like some people in real life, I would prefer not to game with them Like Godwrath said, I don't want to have to give explanations to people as to why I don't feel like gaming with them when you have 40 people that find you through the facebook finder. It could easily be fixed by including an option that allows you to be excluded from the facebook finder search. You have to opt into the FB finder.... there's no need to make yourself excluded. You are by default. I don't recall opting in to be included, but would still receive requests from it. edit: unless that is how it was and I was just missing something? I just remember it being an everything or nothing option. How are you going to receive requests unless you entered you FB info? How can other people find you if your SC2 acct isn't linked to your FB? Unless you're saying that you want to be able to use it to see other people but have an "exclude myself" option? That's overly picky. I can understand your viewpoint if that's so, but in no way would I ever fault Blizzard for not making it an option.
Yes that is what I am referring to. I wouldn't say it's overly picky; like I mentioned, it would basically be the same function as appearing offline in a social messenger which has been around for ages. I'm not saying it has been a big problem or anything, that's just my opinion on the function. I would consider it pretty far down the priority list for Blizzard, but that's what these discussion/feedback threads are for right?
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On January 19 2013 11:15 Grobyc wrote:Show nested quote +On January 19 2013 10:34 FabledIntegral wrote:On January 19 2013 09:55 Grobyc wrote:On January 19 2013 09:12 rebdomine wrote:On January 19 2013 08:29 Grobyc wrote:On January 18 2013 16:16 Shinta) wrote:On January 18 2013 15:54 Godwrath wrote:On January 18 2013 15:19 BoZiffer wrote:On January 18 2013 10:16 Grobyc wrote:
Good, tired of unwanted/annoying people from facebook adding me through that. Isn't that more of a "you-problem" ??? I mean its not like your Facebook friends were randomly assigned to you or something. I liked the feature, even if it was a one-time use. It was an easy way to add a bunch of people at once. Why exactly is his fault ? Some people just want to play alone, or be able to have their own time for their own. So what you are saying is he should have to remove all his facebook friends just to be able to play stacraft 2 the way he wants to withouth having to give explanations to other people ? Yes.... If you have a bunch of friends that you don't want to interact with, then you have some explaining to do. Even if it's just that you want your gamer life to be separate from your real life (which is pretty ridiculous, but everyone is entitled to their own wants and opinions), it's still your problem, and it's not hard for you to fix. It really is a "you-problem". I never said I didn't want to interact with them at all. I just don't want to play Starcraft with them. Many of them are completely fine in social gatherings and to work with and such, but are sore losers when we game, or they are bronze and just want me to 4v4 with them all the time, etc. I prefer to game alone sometimes, and while I like some people in real life, I would prefer not to game with them Like Godwrath said, I don't want to have to give explanations to people as to why I don't feel like gaming with them when you have 40 people that find you through the facebook finder. It could easily be fixed by including an option that allows you to be excluded from the facebook finder search. That does exist. You don't need to link your fb account to your bnet account. If you never use your credentials to use the friend finder, then people won't be able to find you via the fb finder Simple as that. I don't think that doesn't exist. I mentioned an option that opts you out of the facebook finder search. As in I can use my account to add people from facebook (that come up in the search results, they can opt out of being searched as well) but if they use theirs I don't come up in the search. A 1-way visibility kind of like how you can appear offline in Skype or other applications. On January 19 2013 09:53 FabledIntegral wrote:On January 19 2013 08:29 Grobyc wrote:On January 18 2013 16:16 Shinta) wrote:On January 18 2013 15:54 Godwrath wrote:On January 18 2013 15:19 BoZiffer wrote:On January 18 2013 10:16 Grobyc wrote:
Good, tired of unwanted/annoying people from facebook adding me through that. Isn't that more of a "you-problem" ??? I mean its not like your Facebook friends were randomly assigned to you or something. I liked the feature, even if it was a one-time use. It was an easy way to add a bunch of people at once. Why exactly is his fault ? Some people just want to play alone, or be able to have their own time for their own. So what you are saying is he should have to remove all his facebook friends just to be able to play stacraft 2 the way he wants to withouth having to give explanations to other people ? Yes.... If you have a bunch of friends that you don't want to interact with, then you have some explaining to do. Even if it's just that you want your gamer life to be separate from your real life (which is pretty ridiculous, but everyone is entitled to their own wants and opinions), it's still your problem, and it's not hard for you to fix. It really is a "you-problem". I never said I didn't want to interact with them at all. I just don't want to play Starcraft with them. Many of them are completely fine in social gatherings and to work with and such, but are sore losers when we game, or they are bronze and just want me to 4v4 with them all the time, etc. I prefer to game alone sometimes, and while I like some people in real life, I would prefer not to game with them Like Godwrath said, I don't want to have to give explanations to people as to why I don't feel like gaming with them when you have 40 people that find you through the facebook finder. It could easily be fixed by including an option that allows you to be excluded from the facebook finder search. You have to opt into the FB finder.... there's no need to make yourself excluded. You are by default. I don't recall opting in to be included, but would still receive requests from it. edit: unless that is how it was and I was just missing something? I just remember it being an everything or nothing option. How are you going to receive requests unless you entered you FB info? How can other people find you if your SC2 acct isn't linked to your FB? Unless you're saying that you want to be able to use it to see other people but have an "exclude myself" option? That's overly picky. I can understand your viewpoint if that's so, but in no way would I ever fault Blizzard for not making it an option. Yes that is what I am referring to. I wouldn't say it's overly picky; like I mentioned, it would basically be the same function as appearing offline in a social messenger which has been around for ages. I'm not saying it has been a big problem or anything, that's just my opinion on the function. I would consider it pretty far down the priority list for Blizzard, but that's what these discussion/feedback threads are for right?
Yep, I just misinterpreted and realized after I initially posted.
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On January 19 2013 11:18 Aveng3r wrote:
this is in sc2 general..
It sure is. Are you implying that it should be somewhere else?
It is a change to the SC2 client and completely unrelated to strategy or tournaments, I don't see a more fitting sub-forum.
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What does Battle.net 2.0 have going for it now?
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Oh no. Terrible, terrible news for battlenet 2.0
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It allowed me to reconnect with friends that I hadn't talked to in a long ass time. IE, people I added on fb that I knew in high school, but have moved away and we hadn't really kept in touch. And BOOM we were playing video games together. It was awesome. Great feature, will be missed.
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On January 19 2013 11:32 Grobyc wrote:It sure is. Are you implying that it should be somewhere else? It is a change to the SC2 client and completely unrelated to strategy or tournaments, I don't see a more fitting sub-forum.
yep my bad I read the OP wrong when I posted
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