One of the best decisions Blizzard made when programming World of Warcraft was to open up the user interface (UI) to allow players to create custom modules that can display various information about the world in new and creative ways. World of Warcraft plugins allow anyone with even a little bit of programming knowledge to redo the game’s interface in their vision of what it should be, and allow the rest of us easy access to tons of great information that is otherwise missing. so readily available.
First, in case you’re worried about violating WoW’s terms of service by using plugins, let me assure you that Blizzard has absolutely no problem with players using them. They won’t help you troubleshoot plugins if you install one that doesn’t work correctly, but you can use as many as you like!
Here is a list of the top ten World of Warcraft addons that I find most useful:
5. KLH Threat Meter
KLH Threat Meter is like a damage meter except instead of showing the damage you are taking, it records the threat you are generating. By monitoring all the skills you use and checking your talents, bonuses, and armor set buffs, this addon can recreate a mob’s threat list. This makes tank transitions simple and allows DPS classes to maximize their damage output without building aggression.
4.Titanium panel
Tital Panel adds a complete set of useful information and controls to bars that can be displayed at the top or bottom of the screen. This World of Warcraft addon allows you to easily enable and disable modules such as coordinate display, experience points earned per hour, group loot type, team status and cumulative bonuses, honor points, sound, volume and much more.
3.Atlas
WoW Atlas provides detailed maps for instances, battlegrounds, and other popular areas within World of Warcraft. These maps are high quality (like you might find in strategy guides) and the plugin has a built-in in-game map browser that loads your existing UI map. No more getting lost in instances!
2. Natur Enemy Cast Bar
This plugin not only shows who your target is focusing their attacks on, but also their entire cast bar, including a timer that lets you see exactly when a spell will be cast so you can time interrupts and counters with pinpoint precision. It also shows timers for gains (buffs, heals over time), cooldowns, DoTs, and debuffs like stuns or polymorphs.
1. Combat Text Scroll
This World of Warcraft addon is a fairly simple but highly configurable mod that adds damage, heals, and events (dodge, parry, wind raging, etc.) as text that scrolls over your character, much like what’s already happening over your character. objective. This makes it easier to focus on the battle without having to look at the regular combat chat window to see how much and what damage you’re taking. WoW has a built-in scrolling combat text option, but this plugin takes the good stuff out of that and adds a bunch of cool features.