Since I started PvEing though, I used Elvui, and i'm now very used to it. Profile Export is now cleaned of settings which are not considered active. Bags will auto open and close with the Auction House and Scrapping Machine. However, that part of WoW for me is now over and I would like to return to PvP, my primary enjoyment in this game. Swapped ElvUINonTarget StyleFilter to use Alpha 0.5 by default instead of 0.3. I had fun, it felt great to return to WoW and try something new.
Very clean, simple and not messing too much up the default UI. Sorry if this is a stupid question, but since Legion started, I tried doing PvE and got myself a Guild. Phoen1x Wrote: This collection is in no particular order, I have compiled the screenshots and download links from multiple sources and instead of browsing various sites I have compiled all the good looking ones in a single thread from which you can pick and choose what to download. maps, chatbox, bags, questhelpers and all that). You can after some time(after enough practice), also simple disable these in PvP(everything but Gladius)and you are good.Īddons with minor impact, if you feel like it(fx. Some of these are not good to "get used to" in terms of PvP, but in the other hand, you can do PvE anytime and perform perfectly fine as well, without being dependent on major UI changes. Shadowed Unit Frame(or some other Frame addon). OP - if you feel like some inspiriation, that supports both PvP and PvE, I will suggest this(ive been trying to optimize it for years now): Seen from best practice in software development, you should also scrap everything, but necessary(due to security and performance related concerns). True, 99,5% of the playerbase won't make it, but still, better get used to the default UI. You are not allowed to use UI addons during tournaments. Theres nothing in elv thats preventing you from performing.There is one major concern:
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