vamp_emily wrote: »Do addon's even work? I've had mine disabled since the last update. There was a shared library that kept giving me error message after error message.
I mean how is it considered cheating? it doesnt give you a unfair advantage over other players plus if it was considered cheating zos wouldve taken it down by now
I mean how is it considered cheating? it doesnt give you a unfair advantage over other players plus if it was considered cheating zos wouldve taken it down by now
Telling a player when something is about to happen in pvp is cheating. Telling me to dodge xyz is like me having walls in a FPS game knowing a guy is behind this corner preparing myself to shoot.
kringled_1 wrote: »To be clear, have you used it and know what notifications it's actually giving, or is this just from the description of the addon? My understanding is that ZOS API changes have removed a lot of the notifications this gave. If it is notifying you, are they attacks with fairly obvious cues (audio for snipe, visible channels on opponent) or not?
Nordic__Knights wrote: »
As of last week there is STILL add ons that give COMBAT TEXT ( action duration reminder ,bandits user interface) just to name the few i found that gave them and tho i liked bandits ui and some of the settings it had to go I WILL NOT use an add on that gives COMBAT TEXT no matter how good other parts there is
Nordic__Knights wrote: »
As of last week there is STILL add ons that give COMBAT TEXT ( action duration reminder ,bandits user interface) just to name the few i found that gave them and tho i liked bandits ui and some of the settings it had to go I WILL NOT use an add on that gives COMBAT TEXT no matter how good other parts there is
Miat’s was the subject of the original question and of my question which you quoted. Other add-ons whose combat alerts are still functional are a very different subject — and ZOS does not seem to have a problem with them, otherwise they would have changed the API to disallow that as well.
If you don’t want to run combat alert add-ons, all the more power to you. But I think you’ll have a hard time convincing ZOS that they’re an exploit or convincing players that they should not enjoy the API access that ZOS deliberately left open for them.
Nordic__Knights wrote: »
As of last week there is STILL add ons that give COMBAT TEXT ( action duration reminder ,bandits user interface) just to name the few i found that gave them and tho i liked bandits ui and some of the settings it had to go I WILL NOT use an add on that gives COMBAT TEXT no matter how good other parts there is
Miat’s was the subject of the original question and of my question which you quoted. Other add-ons whose combat alerts are still functional are a very different subject — and ZOS does not seem to have a problem with them, otherwise they would have changed the API to disallow that as well.
If you don’t want to run combat alert add-ons, all the more power to you. But I think you’ll have a hard time convincing ZOS that they’re an exploit or convincing players that they should not enjoy the API access that ZOS deliberately left open for them.
Nordic__Knights wrote: »
As of last week there is STILL add ons that give COMBAT TEXT ( action duration reminder ,bandits user interface) just to name the few i found that gave them and tho i liked bandits ui and some of the settings it had to go I WILL NOT use an add on that gives COMBAT TEXT no matter how good other parts there is
Miat’s was the subject of the original question and of my question which you quoted. Other add-ons whose combat alerts are still functional are a very different subject — and ZOS does not seem to have a problem with them, otherwise they would have changed the API to disallow that as well.
If you don’t want to run combat alert add-ons, all the more power to you. But I think you’ll have a hard time convincing ZOS that they’re an exploit or convincing players that they should not enjoy the API access that ZOS deliberately left open for them.
Having addons for PVE is one thing. That is the laziness of the player for not reading guides or boss details. But when it comes to PVP that is an entirely different realm and conversation. The playing field should not be dictated upon those that wish to exploit mechanics.
Add-ons can only retrieve information that ZOS makes available through their APIs. ZOS have exclusive control over the APIs and have changed them in the past in response to the way some add-ons made use of them. If you play on PC, you can get the same add-ons and play on equal grounds with people who use them. I wouldn't mind if ZOS removed certain APIs that warn of incoming damage/mechanics, but don't think they qualify as cheating or even exploiting, since by making the relevant APIs available ZOS have implicitly stated they are intended.