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Re: invasions

#351989
From: Urbin
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2016 15:06
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On Mon, 15 Aug 2016 14:06:19 +0100, Catriona R wrote:
> 
>  On Mon, 15 Aug 2016 05:59:54 +0200, "Peter T." <pinoc10@hotmail.cum>
>  wrote:
> 
> >Den 15-08-2016 kl. 05:20 skrev Peter T.:
> >
> >> I'm looking forward for it as I just bought a month.  But I cant
> >> remember which addons I've used and my backup - which I thought was
> >> placed in my NAS - is not found. :/
> >>
> >> Dominos, DBM and...  erhhh...  Crap.
> >>
> >
> >Found an old WoW install on my laptop.  And curse has become ugly and 
> >googl'ish.  Bah.  The next 5-7 days will be spent on setting up 
> >everything. :/
> 
>  Hehe I'd find it easiest to go back to nothing and decide what's most
>  essential, I think, luckily for me all my most useful addons did get
>  updated but tbh I can live without most of them anyway if I had to. 

When I played I used to have 180+ addons installed (far too many for my old
machine, zoning, especially entering instances took ages). I was sure I
could not play without them :-)

Back with the last expansion (whose name I can't even recall without looking
it up) I came back for a month to see just what it was like and having been
gone for more than a year decided I'd try your approach: Started with zero
addons and found that the standard GUI had actually become quite usable for
casual play. Installed maybe 5-6 (that were updated or replaced older ones)
during the first few days, but mostly just went without.

One thing that kept me from was playing my resto-shammy, as I didn't bother
with the addons I found vital for that (button addon whose name escapes me
right now, bar plate addon, scrolling text addon and a few more), but
everything else, including 5-man instances was fine just with the basic UI
and a handful of addons for comfort (mostly small ones).

So if you're only coming back for a month, I'd suggest you try that instead
of wasting a lot of time getting an old setup to work.

Cheers
Urbin, who won't come back this time round

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