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Krista retweeted
I cannot wait for a few months down the line once the tourists and larpers leave forever and we get right back on track with SoD 2
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Replying to @KristaStreams
Generally as someone who was very invested in the lore the fact that we had one of the generals of the black empire die in a .5 patch (basically archimonde / kil jaeden) is insane.
Also liadrin died so they can ress her as undead paladin next patch lets be honest
Krista retweeted
Mental is struggling rn, stress is at an all time high, EUI feature requests are pouring in at an unfathomable rate (avg 1000+ per month), then tonight I find out someone yelled at an EUI support team member cuz they felt their feature request wasn’t being prioritized enough.
I REALLY need people to get some perspective here or I will lose it lol. Bringing any kind of entitlement attitude to a FREE WoW addon is absolute insanity. EllesmereUI has no paywalls, no sponsors, no website ads, no partnerships, and no funding beyond one time donations. CurseForge payouts barely reach $200 a month LOL. I’ve poured every waking moment of mine into this project for 9 months, to the point where I barely have time to stream anymore, which is literally supposed to be my job. Many support team members have taken days off of work just to help with support during intense times.
So when someone comes in feeling entitled to a feature they want (usually something super niche that they try to say everyone needs) and gets pissed at a support team member over it, it’s incredibly fucked.
EUI will always remain completely free and unpaywalled, but in return I need patience and understanding for both myself and my support staff. With thousands of requests and reports coming in every month, some things are inevitably going to get missed, and many feature requests won’t be implemented. That’s just the reality of maintaining a project of this size with the time and resources available.
Finally, just remember that every single person helping with support is a volunteer giving up their own free time to help this community. They don’t get paid, they don’t owe anyone anything, and they absolutely do not deserve to be yelled at because someone’s feature request hasn’t been addressed.
It’s honestly ridiculous that this even needs to be said.
TLDR: Don’t ever yell at EUI staff members, and don’t act entitled over a FREE WoW addon. Just basic human decency please, be kind
Krista retweeted
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Krista retweeted
notice how wow classic players do not want this removed because they love COCK and BALLS
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The addon simply removes the bottom 2% of Azeroth society, we thought you'd be pleased?
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guys if you see an account with twitter blue typing shit about wow u gotta look at the followers. theres a bunch of tourist bot accounts that ragebait for interactions. theyre here because wow forever just got announced, theyll move to another game soon
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If I tried to jog with these boobs, I'd end up with two black eyes! Enjoy the beautiful weather!!
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Notes about updates going out shortly. SIGNIFICANT refactors were done on how private auras are handled to be compatible with blizzards latest restrictions.
This makes following modules mandatory updates:
DBM - Core
DBM - Dungeons
DBM - TWW (if installed)
DBM - Dragonflight (if installed)
Basically any content that actually used private aura api.
Failing to update these modules could result in excessive errors and a bad experience.
Also, it's possible updates will also have errors, because Blizzard never actually deployed changes on PTRs for us to test, with an apology that the only place we'll be able to test them, is on live after maintenance.
So these updates are still UNTESTED due to the lack of an environment to test them. 🤣
(However, i'm pretty confident updates should be compatible with changes.)


































