Profiles, friends and blocking
Playing together starts with a request. Every player has their own account and profile: before adding someone, sending a gift or inviting them, check their nickname carefully.
๐ก Opening a profile
In the game, /social Nombre opens that player's profile; /social opens yours. From Friends, you can also find other players and open their profiles.
A profile may show likes, social accounts and activity information, depending on what the person chooses to share. An account hiding its last connection does not mean it has been deleted.
๐ก Sending and accepting a friend request
- Find the exact nickname and open the profile.
- Use the add-friend option or type
/friends add Nombre. - The other person receives a request and chooses whether to accept.
- If you receive a request, check the pending area and accept only if you recognize the person.
You can also use /friends list, /friends pending, /friends accept Nombre and /friends deny Nombre. The /friendslist and /friendsrequests menus let you check your friends and requests.
Friendship is confirmed when the request is accepted, not when it is sent. Sending it repeatedly will not make it get accepted sooner.
๐ก Removing a friend and giving a like
Remove a friend from the list or use /friends remove Nombre. Liking a profile shows you like that profile; it does not make that person your friend. In the game, /like Nombre lets you manage the like.
To edit your own account's presentation, open Your profile. Add only information you want to share. Do not include your phone number, home address, school or other personal details.
๐ก Blocking someone
If someone bothers you, use the block option or /ignore Nombre. Check blocks in /ignoreList or Blocked users. You can review and remove a block there when you choose.
Blocking affects interactions that check the relationship between accounts, such as private messages and clan invitations. Setting privacy to friends only and blocking an account are separate decisions.
๐ค My friend is not receiving my messages
Check the nickname, whether either account has blocked the other, and both accounts' message privacy. Read Private messages to understand the difference between private, general and clan chat.