Then start adding addons one by one, setting up and understanding each as you do so. If that LUI look really appeals to you, go for it on its own, and get used to it. However, for people who like that kind of thing, that’s the kind of thing that people like that tend to like. I tried ElvUI once, and spent far too much time fighting with it to try and put things exactly where and as I wanted them. Personally, I hate them, so I am not the best person to advise you. Installing a bucketload of addons all at once when you’ve never used them before is a great way to get confused and frustrated.Īnd then we have complete UI kits, like LUI and ElvUI. But for each addon, you should know what it does and why you want it.
Mostly, addons are fine, pretty much everybody uses them, and they are a major part of playing the game.
And of course, many addons break when Blizzard changes the game in new patches, meaning you need to update or reinstall them, and reset their configuration. (I think Blizzard have prevented this happening now.) Further, some addons interfere with each other, throwing distracting errors. One - a very useful one - may mail all your gold to a stranger when you visit a postbox, if you have accepted the wrong program for it. You will accidentally do things you didn’t mean to do. You will not understand why sounds are blaring. You will not know what that flashing thing is, or which addon it’s coming from. If you try to change too much too quickly, you WILL get lost. The main thing I would say to a new player who hasn’t used addons before is to add addons one by one. Some make pretty sweeping changes to your gameplay.
Some make pretty sweeping changes to your view. Different addons do different things for you. It is definitely not optimal for efficiency, though. You can play with the default UI and no addons. The key is the understanding of what end-game is, and seeing the change in end-game between expansions. Dottie gave a great definition of someone who has passed being a new player once that I never forgot: you stop being a new player when you have levelled to max in one expansion, and then levelled to max in the next.
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