I love the reader UI series. I've been tweaking my UI from very early on in WOW history (anyone else remember Cosmos UI?) and have gotten some good tips from your articles, like lowering the alpha value on scrolling text for a less jarring visual impact, and reducing the number of bars in my threat meter so it can share some space for another WOW addon. I was recently inspired to do a very light integration with WOW kgPanels. By the way, we sincerely invite all game players whether you are newbie or veteran to buy cheap WOW gold.

My primary focus is PVE, switching frequently between tanking and DPS. I run on a large widescreen monitor, and many choices made in my design would not work on a smaller or 4:3 screen. I aim for consistency wherever it's practical. I've settled on one texture for every bar in my UI, and one font, except where I found that font simply didn't work. Aperture: I start with my viewport mod, because using it has a huge impact on everything else in the UI. I really like being able to have a separate area to place much of my UI without obscuring the world view.

Auracle: I've never seen much discussion about this awesome buff mod, which is a shame, because it fits a couple of specific use cases so well. WOW Auracle is composed of separate windows, which are made up of one or more trackers. Each buff/debuff tracker can work with multiple buffs, based on the effect of the buff without regard to caster or class. We are also looking forward to receiving your order. If you have any problems with buying cheap WOW gold, please come to our website, you will receive rapid relies to your enquiries.

For example, as a warrior, I want to be sure that I (and by extension, the rest of the group) have an attack power buff, but I don't much care if it's my Battle Shout, another warrior's Shout or Blessing of Might from a palely. It is also easy to set it up to make it obvious when a buff or debuff is missing. On my warrior, I display for my frame AP and health point buffs, and for my target an AP debuff.