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Inventory management, gear sets, better crafting ui, actually usefull TP interface... wow's best move was letting the community fix their UI mistakes. I bet they wouldnt have half the playerbase without that. Now you can argue about "combat addons bad" but you can have the former UI Fixes without the latter combat addons which means this doesnt invalidate UI Addons either way. Its just a matter of controlling what functions you give access to.
Like when i collapse the "Learned" the mod will have it only collapses every category within it(asif i collapsed everything within and didn't collapse the header) instead of the entire thing, it makes it annoying to get to the bottom of the list at a crafting station everytime, since it doesn't remember the last thing you did like your character has Alzheimers.
The Nvidia Inspector is interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5jwgcl5nfM
Agreed iv seen worse, but i hate comparing it to worse as the ultimate, because theyre just lists, the whole crafting tree are collapsable lists with a flashy results page.
What would be the harm in being able to mod those windows?
One day i will learn how to backflip, iv always wanted to.