Comments on: It’s Official! Zygor’s In-Game Addons Against WoW EULA

By: Mythdorn

Mythdorn — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 02:47:52 +0000

guys blizzard isnt banning add ons or guides. theyre saying that companies cant charge for it, or give free trials and ask you to pay for thier full service (which it turns out zygor is doing, i checked thier website). donations are allowed, as long as its on the products WEBSITE and not part of the product itself, so as long as Questhelper only asks for donations through its website, they’re ok there. personally given those guidelines im happy. for one, it means there wont be crap add ons out there that someone made just to make some cash (i hope), cause fewer people like to do anything for free, meaning the ones that remain will be made by people in the wow comunity that give half a crap and will (again hopefully) be better add ons in the long run. just my two cents worth.and please, if you dont agree, dont just flame me and call me a retard, give a intelligent topic why. later all

Mythdorn, leader of The Sun Hawks – Argent Dawn Realm

By: Julian McEvoy

Julian McEvoy — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 02:06:53 +0000

I want, NEED addons to play, if not for some of the add-ons I would have stopped playing WOW soon after loading it. I think WOW needs to really consider what they have done, are they really acting in the customers best interest or thiers….let the players vote.

By: nasula

nasula — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 12:03:24 +0000

well i dont use prepaid ingame guides but i use an ingame guide which helps me power lvl my own toons without paying any power level service which imo is helpfull i have been playing this game for over 4 years and soon a month later ill ding to my 5th year i never buy gold or any service in that concept but tbh i use those guides frequently and i believe it is better to have an ingame addon rather than giving accaunt info to a stranger so banning ingame guide addons will not be a good idea