Sylvermynx wrote: »They can't be considered "borderline cheating" if the game principals themselves allow them.
Now that said - I can see how someone on console could feel that way. But that's on MS or Sony....
Besides, they cheapen the experience. They eliminate the sense of discovery in a lot of cases or give that unfair advantage. Not to mention when they break after an update or just flat out corrupt game data.
Nope. I'm not using them and I'm not impressed by anyone that does. They should all be banned.
Syncronized wrote: »Aim bot
russelmmendoza wrote: »Syncronized wrote: »Aim bot
Is there an actual aimbot, I would like to dl it, pls share the link.
Stormshaper wrote: »No one mentioned Dolgubon's Lazy Writ Crafter yet?? Daily crafting writs came to a screeching halt just recently after the last patch did something funky (since fixed, thx Dolgubon!). One guildmate even likened it to being thrown back into the stone ages for the very brief time it was down. I really feel bad for the console peeps who haven't experienced the 'crack' addiction that is having your daily crafting writs made for you.
Sylvermynx wrote: »They can't be considered "borderline cheating" if the game principals themselves allow them.
Now that said - I can see how someone on console could feel that way. But that's on MS or Sony....
They absolutely can be considered to be borderline cheating. I literally just did it. I'm still doing it.
You get access to information that people without the addons either don't have or have to spend much more time looking for. Particularly when talking about the addons that provide pricing information about the guild traders.
Besides, they cheapen the experience. They eliminate the sense of discovery in a lot of cases or give that unfair advantage. Not to mention when they break after an update or just flat out corrupt game data.
Nope. I'm not using them and I'm not impressed by anyone that does. They should all be banned.