In addition, Auctioneer has come bundled with a few other extremely useful addons for a while- Enchantrix will keep a record of what disenchants into what for you, and Informant kept players up-to-date on what all those white items in their bags were actually used for.
If you've used it, you know what we mean- with a few minutes' scan of an auction house every day, you automatically had access to in-game prices for every item you wanted to sell. Unfortunately, a few players (and the Blizzard devs) felt that made the game too easy, and so in the 2.0.1 patch, addons everywhere had to update their programming- no more choosing of targets, and no more Decursive.īut while Decursive was a good Addon, the best Addon of the year was Auctioneer. Some players loved it for making casting buffs and debuffs much, much easier (it automatically chose a target for you in raids when casting a decurse or cleanse spell). To be fair, the most-talked about addon this year was probably Decursive.
Click the link below to read our choices for Addon and Player of the Year.Īnd that leaves just two more categories: tomorrow we'll announce Blizzard's Best and Worst Moves of the Year, so check back then as well. And since there are eight million players throughout the World of Warcraft, it was very hard to pick just one- so we decided to go ahead and pick four. Addons were all over the place this year (thanks to a late year "addon meltdown" courtesy of the Blizzard devs), but we've chosen one that we think represents the best of what an addon can do. Today, we've got one easy choice, and one hard one. Last week, we asked your opinion on ten different categories throughout all of Azeroth, and over the weekend, the WoW Insider staff rounded up what we thought represented the Best (and in one case, Worst) of this year.Įarlier this week, we gave away the awards for Server, Guild, and Class of the Year, and yesterday we picked a Friend, Enemy, and Instance of the Year. This is the second-to-last entry in our end of the year awards here at WoW Insider.
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