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It's undoubtably useful for completionists, but for me it somewhat reduced the fun of going hunting for items myself. BijiPlates, a nameplate replacement addon with a. ZenRadar creates an additional window that displace the distance of collectible items in your immediate vicinity - crafting materials, quests, lore items and so on. My small list: JunkIt, Auto sell junk is not part of the defaut interface, you NEED this addon. ZenRadarĪnother popular addon that I've currently got installed but disabled. Personally, I like the default nameplates quite a bit and struggled to make something better with BijiPlates' toolkit - but the options are there for people that want them, so it'd be amiss to leave it off this list. In PvP, you can configure custom healthbar colours based on player class. You're given lots of options about style, size, and colouring, and can configure exactly what information gets shown and when. It's not on my personal list, but I appreciate its utility - it's used for customising the nameplates and healthbars that apear over characters' heads in combat. If your friends have it installed then you'll also be able to make sure you've all got the right quests before going adventuring.īijiPlates is one of the most popular addons available at the moment. It will detect your game files, and will. Keep in mind that the installer will place a folder called Wildstar in whichever directory you choose, so you want to choose the 'common' folder, not the Wildstar folder inside the common folder.
It alters the categorisation of quests to prioritise regions over storylines, which is neater and makes it easier to quickly identify what you should be doing next. Change the default directory to where you already have your files installed. This addon changes the quest log itself, rather than the tracker at the side of the screen. It's generally useful, but it'd be nice if it was customisable - I don't necessary need everything it shows all of the time. Nexus PanelĪn additional info window that can be arranged at the top the screen, NexusPanel lets you know your current ping and FPS as well as the amount of time it's going to take you to level up based on your current rate of XP gain. I recommend sparing salvagable items and costume pieces, however, as these are often low value enough to get instantly sold if you're not careful. You can have your gear repaired automatically and configure the types of items that the game considers junk. JunkIt not only introduces it to the game but adds a bunch of other features that reduce the amount of time you spend fiddling with merchants. After a few hours of Wildstar I'd really begun to miss Guild Wars 2's hassle-saving 'sell all junk' button.
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