I'm just posting here because I want to see if any official word is given on this as well...
But keep in mind one of the Devs(I can't remember which, possibly Rich?) mentioned their favorite addon was Dustman. Which automatically sells your junk. If that's good this should be too(IMO).
Nyghthowler wrote: »Most of these add ons have been around for a LONG time. If ZoS doesn't condone certain ones then they need to post on a stickied thread which add ons are violating the ToS, and keep it updated. That way we the players know which ones not to use.
Integral1900 wrote: »I was going to use an add on called Lazy Writ Crafter to help streamline doing writs as my time slot for them is extremely limited but a friend suggested that it would be best to get an official word on wether this is against terms of service or not first.
Basically it automates Writ crafting using a number of pre set perameters, just find a crafting station and it does the rest.
Is there any official word on this regarding wether it's okay or regarded as botting? Eso very much feels like home in a way no other game ever has and I'd just like to be sure.
ZOS_MollyH wrote: »Hi,
Macros and addons that allow players to automate and perform multiple actions with a single keystroke is a violation of our Terms of Service. All examples you provided do fall under automation, and as such are not allowed via our Terms of Service.
Integral1900 wrote: »I was going to use an add on called Lazy Writ Crafter to help streamline doing writs as my time slot for them is extremely limited but a friend suggested that it would be best to get an official word on wether this is against terms of service or not first.
Basically it automates Writ crafting using a number of pre set perameters, just find a crafting station and it does the rest.
Is there any official word on this regarding wether it's okay or regarded as botting? Eso very much feels like home in a way no other game ever has and I'd just like to be sure.
Integral1900 wrote: »I was going to use an add on called Lazy Writ Crafter to help streamline doing writs as my time slot for them is extremely limited but a friend suggested that it would be best to get an official word on wether this is against terms of service or not first.
Basically it automates Writ crafting using a number of pre set perameters, just find a crafting station and it does the rest.
Is there any official word on this regarding wether it's okay or regarded as botting? Eso very much feels like home in a way no other game ever has and I'd just like to be sure.
If they are going to ban this addon I will find you and I will...
lolo_01b16_ESO wrote: »I assume it's the same as other time saving addons, they are not allowed in theory, but noone cares.
Asking about addons that stack items in guild banks, multicraft consumables and swap gear setups we got this answer a long time ago and since then I haven't seen a single player being banned because he used those addons.ZOS_MollyH wrote: »Hi,
Macros and addons that allow players to automate and perform multiple actions with a single keystroke is a violation of our Terms of Service. All examples you provided do fall under automation, and as such are not allowed via our Terms of Service.
Just goes to show people will moan about the most *** crap!
GET A LIFE!
Just goes to show people will moan about the most *** crap!
GET A LIFE!
They're not automating fighting skills though are they - just automating mundane actions.
Why would anyone think that would be something ZOS would take a negative stance on?
EnviousStruggle wrote: »lolo_01b16_ESO wrote: »I assume it's the same as other time saving addons, they are not allowed in theory, but noone cares.
Asking about addons that stack items in guild banks, multicraft consumables and swap gear setups we got this answer a long time ago and since then I haven't seen a single player being banned because he used those addons.ZOS_MollyH wrote: »Hi,
Macros and addons that allow players to automate and perform multiple actions with a single keystroke is a violation of our Terms of Service. All examples you provided do fall under automation, and as such are not allowed via our Terms of Service.
those answer was made by a moderator who DIDNT know what she talking about
because she havent any clue how addons working and what public API is
she know only TOS and EULA and trying to link it with addons but its wrong, again
until any other official answer, this addons ARE ALLOWED
Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »This add-on is very unlikely to be considered an issue by Zos.
It is no different that macros or add-ons that save and change our gear and skills when we press a simple button.
ZOS already answered. Unless they have something else to say, why would they repeat themselves?Well thread's been up for a while now and ZOS hasn't popped in, so there's your answer.
The subject is too stupid for them to bother with.