World of Warcraft Midnight is, in many ways, revolutionary. It finally adds the much-requested player housing feature, bringing it in line with rival MMOs like Final Fantasy 14 and Guild Wars 2. It also cracks down hard on WoW addons, which have largely been essential to playing the game. From Deadly Boss Mods to GTFO, I know I’ve relied on them perhaps a little too much over the years, but Blizzard wants to create a world where I won’t have to. Updating its own interface in an attempt to cut out the “competitive advantages” some of these mods grant, the iconic WeakAuras has bit the dust entirely, but some are still working, and now they really are giving players a leg up.

Read the full story on PCGamesN: Blizzard hasn’t managed to crush World of Warcraft addons yet, as Midnight pre-patch shows various mods still work

 Coming into World of Warcraft Midnight, Blizzard has attempted to crack down on addons and mods, but some are slipping through the net.  PCGamesN