I use ftc and MM. That's it

Compared to the players I see on You Tube and twitch and pretty much anyone else in my guilds who admits to using addons, I'm a lightweight. I played over 2000 hours without any at all. I have less that 20 installed right now, and most of them are disabled on most of my toons because I only need them for certain things on certain toons, like parsing dps or finding surveys, or that punderskull timer that was only for the holiday event.

ZO$ created a game that lacks functionality because you can use addons but blame addons whenever there's a problem and offer no support for them or any support until you disable them if you have a problem, shame

LUI
MM
Lazy Writ
Craftstore
Skyshards
Lorebooks

Like Turelus, I use a good amount of mods. And likewise I have to say that most of their functionality should be in the base game.

- Advanced filters (the vanilla inventory filters are way too broad)
- AI Research Grid (to know what each char has researched, without having to relog)
- Arkadius' Trade Tools (alternative to Master Merchant, can't imagine trading without it)
- Auto Recharge (I forget it way too often otherwise)
- AutoMaxImprovement (uses max # of tannins when improving)
- AwesomeGuildStore (again, can't imagine buying from guild stores without it)
- Chat Window Manager
- ChatHotkeys (assign keyboard shortcuts to stuff like /quit /reloadui etc.)
- Circonian's Addon Selector (organize your addons in profiles and turn them on/off quickly)
- Combat Metrics (must-have for minmaxers)
- Constellations (calculate optimal CP allocation)
- Destinations
- Dolgubon's Lazy Writ Crafter
- DressingRoom (switch skill bar and gear loadout with a keypress)
- EasyTravel (right-click on a zone in the map window, and auto-port to a friend/guildie in that zone)
- Enchant Maker (so you don't have to remember all those rune properties)
- FCO Item Saver (assign groups/icons to gear and filter views accordingly)
- FCO StarveStop (reminder when buff food runs out)
- Foundry Tactical Combat (used to share DPS with my group)
- Greymind Quick Slot Bar
- Group Loot Notifier (there's ongoing discussion about this one, but I don't mind others knowing what I loot, and vice versa)
- Harven's Chat Completion (makes it easier to remember / enter long commands)
- Harven's Extended Stats (shows important stats like spell/phys penetration that aren't in the char screen by default)
- Harven's Improved Skills Window (shows allocated skill points, needed exp for next lvl, shows tooltips for the non-selected morph etc.)
- Harven's Stack Split Slider
- Harven's Trait and Style
- Inventory Insight (look at all chars' inventories and bank without relogging or needing a banker)
- Itemization Browser (Searchable overview of all sets in the game with location, type, effects etc.)
- Journal Quest Log (shows an alphabetical list of all completed quests)
- LoreBooks
- LUI Extended (alternative to AUI etc., makes the GUI worthwhile)
- Merlin's Rez Helper (shows directional arrows pointing to dead group members)
- No, thank you (suppresses all kinds of annoying messages)
- NoAccidentalStealing (prevents looting "steal" containers if not crouching / pressing a hotkey button)
- Pet Dismiss (assign a key to quickly unsummon your pet)
- Potion Maker (so you don't have to memorize alchemy ingredient effects)
- RaidNotifier (shows hints and warnings about mechanics in raids)
- Rare Fish Tracker (shows a window with the rare fish you're missing in your current zone, ordered by type)
- Scootworks Combat (among other things, colors the compass red when in combat)
- SkyShards
- Srendarr (this is what a buff tracker should look like, unlike the recently added vanilla one)
- SuperStar (overview/import/export of full character build)
- Thurisaz Guild Info
- Untaunted (keeps track of mobs have had taunt/ele drain/etc applied to)
- Votan's Fish Fillet (process stacks of fish without having to wear out your INTERACT key)
- Votan's Fisherman (keeps track of fishing holes and types of fish)
- Votan's Improved Quests (quest list in map window with filters/types/categories)
- Votan's Keybinder (make selected key assignments account wide)
- Votan's Mini Map (one of several available minimap addons, for me a must-have)
- What Pledges at my Alts (calendar/list of undaunted pledges / DLC world bosses / raid rewards per character)
- Wykkyd Toolbar (all the important game info in a small font bar)

Without mods I feel naked

Harvest Map, Sous Chef, Skyshards, Lost Treasure, Multicraft

jlboozer wrote: »

On console skill is our only add on. On PC you guys let the add ons play the game for you...I'm so glad I'm on ps4.

You call it "skill", I call it "quality of life". Is it skill to press USE 200 times to fillet a stack of fish, as opposed to letting a script do it for you?

Loc2262 wrote: »

jlboozer wrote: »

On console skill is our only add on. On PC you guys let the add ons play the game for you...I'm so glad I'm on ps4.

You call it "skill", I call it "quality of life". Is it skill to press USE 200 times to fillet a stack of fish, as opposed to letting a script do it for you?

Is Miats also just "quality of life"? Not at all bud...it's cheating imo!

Add-ons, quite a few. Mods, none at all. Hate to be pedantic, but ESO mods would be something like ESOGE.

Funny thing is, I even use out dated mods; because some are just too good to let go & if they work then great.

They just make the game too easy. Too much information kills many challenges.

I only use:

Skyshards
Lorebooks
Destinations
Rare Fish Tracker
By The Ancestors
Votan's MiniMap

There are add-ons for EVERYTHING