My last response here because It’s clear you are trying to score points more than anything. The notion that any company should ignore its customers is laughable.
Second, player demand is what led to their decision because it was a demand of the players to be able to use this add-on in the first place.
There wasn’t a demand to remove it, there was a demand to use it.
You are contradicting yourself. You are stating Blizzard made this decision without considering what players were demanding while responding to the player’s demand for this add-on.
the addon takes common lfg words from chat /lfg /lookingforgroup, etc. people do not need the addon to find a group but it is convenient that it can organise them by dungeon for use while we grind and can look at every once in a while instead if just staring at chat.
The Addon automatically parses all chat messages and lists them as groups to queue up (even across layers!) Note: If you apply for such a group it will whisper the leader of the group with the message that you provide.
this lets us grind and not have to stare at the spammed lfg channels. addon isnt needed obviosly , it’s just convenient. you must remove special chat channels to end this addon LMFAO
I have a question about addons. I am currently using Lorti and Z-perl which change the look of Classic’s HUD.* Are these type of addons compatible with Blizzard’s social design?
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I have several chronic illnesses which have affected my perception. I use these addons to see the raid frames and action bars better. These addons are not used for any advantage over another players.
This breaks QoL addons like Prat and WIM by removing SendWho() from the API. I don’t see how an addon being able to get /who data is a danger. If it’s automation you’re worried about make it be bound to a hardware event like a click. That would be far more logical.
