Also their premium system reeks of future plans with the project. If they spent a large amount of their time on this project it's completely fair to ask for donations. I might be biased here because to me, user comfort ranks higher than developer comfort when it comes to deployment, but still I think they should be open about their motives. What sucks is that to me, it feels they try to hide their incentive to generate some income out of this project behind how sucky all the other distribution methods are supposed to be. Feel like going back to ElvUI because my current one is too complex to use.Exactly those few clicks are what made the curse client so popular as the go-to source for addon downloads.
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Update and download it from their website? It's just a few more clicks, but you'll be fine. In the end I think tuk is losing a ton of users by abandoning the curse project. I like the onebag and auto-vendoring, luckily I had that ages before I had elvui as well.Īnd to strike at the virus talk. I haven't read the fine print and they may grant whoever they stole from (if that's what they did, they might be the ones who got stolen from) some credit. you can get elsewhere with exactly the same customization. I don't know if they made it first or stole it from others, but all of the one-bag, money display, warnings, timers, castbars, funny healthbars, raidframes. ElvUI / Tukui has nothing that you can't get elsewhere. I also use Grid, because I'm not a dumbass hipster who thinks everything used by the masses is worthless.This is basically what I'm trying to say. I use Curse, and shall continue to do so. Outdated versions usually work for retarded amounts of patches. It's simply too easy to find other UI's that can do the exact same thing every other UI does, and if not, you can make your own. (Actually, nope, that's a hreq function.)
The most malicious thing they could do is trade away your money. They can't even see your RealID friends' real names. They can't do any network communication outside WoW, they don't have access to any of your account information. PS: There's no way an addon (which is only a folder of plain text files that runs in the WoW sandbox) can be infected.
But I'll have to answer that they're also not the devil incarnate that some people seem to view them as. You can call Curse "not as holy" all you'd like, that's your personal opinion, and I'm fine with that.
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In addition to free Curse Premium, all addon authors also earn Reward Points which can be redeemed for Amazon gift certificates (or direct PayPal money transfer at higher amounts). The revenue goes straight from the adverts into the managers pockets, sure they'll do the occasional give-away or competition to give the appearance that they give a shit, but they are still a company at the end of the day, one based around profit.Actually, we do get a share of the profit.
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