v0.29.0 ·
Your Guild, Your Rules
Block anyone you do not want to hear from
Tap a player’s name anywhere it appears, or the new dots beside their message, and you can block them. Their messages disappear from your guild chat and stay gone. They are never told, they keep their place in the guild, and nothing else about them changes. You can undo it at any time from their profile or from Settings, where a Blocked players list keeps track of everyone you have muted.
Report a player, with the evidence attached
Report someone for harassment, hate speech, spam, cheating, an inappropriate name, impersonation, selling for real money, or anything else, and add your own description. The report reaches the developer with the proof already gathered: the reported player’s recent messages for anything said in chat, their progression for a cheating claim. Reports are anonymous. Nobody is told who reported them.
Names you can actually tap
Every handle in guild chat now opens that player’s profile, which is where blocking and reporting live. Each message also carries a small menu on the right, so the tools are on screen rather than hidden behind a long press nobody knew about.
Credits, and five monsters wearing their own faces
Settings now has a Credits screen naming the artists and musicians whose work is in the game. The Giant Crab, Giant Weasel, Sahuagin Raider, Old Root Sentinel and Suspicious Coachman have portraits of their own, having spent rather too long borrowing somebody else’s. The Giant Crab, in particular, was a soldier.
Fixes
- Blocking someone now hides the messages they had already sent, not only the ones that come after.
- Guild names and tags are filtered the same way handles and chat always were.
- The interface icons have been redrawn and the set trimmed from sixty files to six.