Problem with Cursebreaker is that its not exactly user friendly having to manually import addons via a import command and having to manually add some addons in to the list.Īlong with having a separate copy of the software for classic and retail and some addon authors have different versions between classic and retail.īut still use the same name when using a app to manage my addons i want it to be as easy and as straight forward as possible i dont want to spend 45minutes faffing around with setting it up. BTW - last weekend I did my first chicken dinner on PUBG solo, recorded with an Overwolf app called Fuze: You can't play PUBG with resource hogs.Īre you planning on introducing Linux support for the new client? The lack of Linux support for the twitch client was very painful to deal with. TL DR - we're gamers, we understand and we care a lot about quality. Curating apps created by 3rd party developers is hard, but we test every app before it's released. Also, we are now developing a feature for creators on Overwolf, that monitors their CPU and GPU consumption, and gives them alerts if they cross thresholds. The assurance I can give is that we're a team of 70 gamers that care a ton about performance and quality. When did you last try it out? This is an example of the UX at the moment:
In 2013 Overwolf did a pivot to build a framework.
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