Maybe in self secluded circles.
Mod popularity is rarely as popular as people think it is.
Agree completely. The additional info on the website are a huge value and it would be much easier to view them in-game if possible.
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Agreed!
This hateful add on must be broken by Blizzard.
All this talk of how to better secure the raiding aristocracy from the aspiring masses makes me glad M+ serves no purpose in the game other than itself.
Please learn to read. Blizzard should not integrate IO into the game. They also should not break it. It is a tool. It is not capable of being hateful.
“Raiding aristocracy”? IO is no different than the real world use of a resume. It captures experience for people to see when they’re taking applicant’s for their dungeon key.
It’s just relevant information for leaders that want quality players. It’s not an aristocracy.
I guess Blizzard ought to remove item levels whilst they’re at it, don’t want any sort of third party aspect making its way in-game.
They would also have to remove inspect as well, seeing as that started gearscore and ilvl.
I wouldn’t say it isn’t going to happen. They put it in the armory and the next logical step would be to implement something like it to the interface, which Blizz has a history of implementing add ons to live game.
The problem with integrating io into the game is blizz would inevitably stuff it up. Rather than restricting only to m+ like it should be, they’d let it run rampant and the result would be you’d have a bunch of idiots requiring high io to run normal raids or m0’s.
Sort of like that group making website that fell off the face of the planet when blizzard did their own version?
It is one of the most popular addon’s and very likely to be integrated into the game so the OP’s suggestion makes a lot of sense. Someone feels a little bad about their score eh?
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