Can we get third party addons?

I think what makes wow so unique is all the addons people are able to make. I would really like this. Sure you can ban abusive addons like wow does too. But do you think about it Intrepid?

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Azherae

No.

No.

Definitely not.

Add me to no.

Yes.... WoW Addons. Essentially the WoW team saying we have no idea what we are doing and are too lazy to do anything that our community wants / don't want to make decisions. So you guys make our game for us....

unknownsystemerror

Taleof2Cities

Taaku wrote: »

Yes.... WoW Addons. Essentially the WoW team saying we have no idea what we are doing and are too lazy to do anything that our community wants / don't want to make decisions. So you guys make our game for us....

This is great feedback for the WoW forums ... not Ashes.

Dolyem

Mag7spy

xlx wrote: »

I think what makes wow so unique is all the addons people are able to make. I would really like this. Sure you can ban abusive addons like wow does too. But do you think about it Intrepid?

novercalis

No Add-ons. No Parsing, No Log readers.

WHIT3ROS3

Warth

No.

daveywavey

Well, that's pretty much decided.

Liniker

Hinotori

insomnia

Even Blizzard has admitted that addons mess up their ability to make dungeon and raid fights

Dygz

No.

Volgaris

Scarbeus

Think of it like this, there are two types of third party addons:

The type which is so popular it should be an in-game feature anyway (this is usually something like addons that you can alter your UI with).

And the type that kinda ruins what the game is about yet people want anyway because it makes everything so easy (e.g. Questie in WoW, I'll admit I used it in Classic but it goes against the whole point of searching for things when it's marked on your map for you).

It's best to just make sure all the features the game needs are available to players already, same as the first type of addon, and make sure addons are never allowed or you'll get plenty of the second type.

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