Comments about Outfitter

Comment #8

no-reply@curseforge.com (DanoPDX) — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 22:03:55 +0000

4.8b13 Really works great. The coloring works after you visit a bank at least once. When I create and swap outfits it so much smother. Thanks for the updates ^_^

Comment #7

no-reply@curseforge.com (DanoPDX) — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 06:17:38 +0000

I love this mod, thanks for all the updates you have done to it. It's working much better and I look forward to even smother operation.

Comment #6

no-reply@curseforge.com (Hirsute) — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 19:13:34 +0000

Mundocani/brucequinton: If you're seeing this, I'd love to help you test new versions if you're up for bringing people into testing. If not, I understand, but I wanted to put it out there. Feel free to contact me through my profile here.

Comment #5

no-reply@curseforge.com (Hirsute) — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 12:17:40 +0000

Sweede: No, it isn't self-righteous crap. He's specifically mentioned that the feeling of entitlement and the vitriol spewed forth by users of his work. I can understand those feelings, as a developer for another popular mod. I don't view the addon development policy as he does, but I do understand his feelings, particularly about the poor attitude many users take with regard to addon developers. He won't be forgotten, not for a long, long time. Because there are many of us who loved his work, will continue using the currently working version of Outfitter for as long as we can, and are sorry to have lost a member of the community.

He's not by a long shot the only person who has an issue with the new policy. Some of the largest contributors to the official UI and Macro forum have voiced concerns with the policy, and at least one of them seems to have been banned from the forums for speaking out (in what was a fairly respectful and even-handed way).

I believe Blizzard is within their rights to make this policy, but I also believe that addon authors are within their rights to not want to develop under it, and pull their addons.

The crap didn't come from Mundocani, but from users like you, and it makes it hard for many of us to want to continue developing, or at least, to want to continue making our addons publically available.

Comment #4

no-reply@curseforge.com (sweede) — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 09:29:11 +0000

wow, never have read so much self-righteous crap in my life.

You lost the fun in your hobby when you decided that a policy someone made has a personal and emotional effect on you. It is not the fault of anyone on any forum that has specifically called you out, as to why you lost your fun in this hobby. You are portraying this as the end of the world of addons all together when in case you didn't notice, the addon that presumably caused these policy changes to go into effect is now 100% compliant with the policy and available on wowinterface.com

Don't worry though, in an few months no one will even know who you are and you'll realize that your stance on this won't even matter.

I find it ironic that you're the only one who has a problem and you never asked for donations and the people that did charge a fee to use it didn't.

Comment #3

no-reply@curseforge.com (imsofly) — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 01:00:46 +0000

Oops it does have helm and cloak support. Superb mod!

Comment #2

no-reply@curseforge.com (imsofly) — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 23:54:19 +0000

Working great in wow 3.0. But is there a way to add support for show/hide helm and cloak?

Comment #1

no-reply@curseforge.com (Trixie1971) — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 21:39:51 +0000

hmm, another addon that says it was last updated on July 3rd, but does not have that listed in the actual files...

Any chance we could get the latest version able to be downloaded?