Add-on Review: Bagnon
As I’ve said before on this blog, anything that makes questing in World of Warcraft less frustrating and more fun gets a big thumbs-up in my book. To make things easier in the game, you can find lots of add-ons at places like Curse and WoWInterface. Add-ons are little programs (Blizzard-approved) that you can install to make your WoW life more enjoyable.
Bagnon – A WoW bag organizer
One of my favorite add-ons is called Bagnon. It takes the place of all your different bags and merges them into one big bag so that you can see everything at once. You can even find items with a search box — which comes in very handy at higher levels when your bags are large and you can’t find those pots you need! This add-on is also handy because you don’t have to click multiple times to open all your bags at once: just hit one key (”b”) and you get a window that shows every item you’re carrying. Bagnon even works at the bank, too!
Quest help
I definitely recommend searching for add-ons that will enhance your WoW gaming experience. There are even add-ons that can help you with questing, like pointing you toward the monsters you need to kill or optimizing the order in which you finish your quests. I’ll be reviewing more of these types of add-ons in weeks to come. In the meantime, happy questing!
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First, I can’t imagine WoW being frustrating. . . maybe it’s because you play Alliance?
I use Baud Bag and like it okay
http://wow.curse.com/downloads/wow-addons/details/baud-bag.aspx
but this looks pretty good too. I’ll have to give it a try.
Secondly, why would you want to level to 76 in 7 days? Where is the fun in that? You might as well just buy one that is already leveled for all the enjoyment you’ll get. It’s not the destination. It’s the journey.
Medbie – Thanks for the post. Solid points. I agree it’s a journey but the grind can be too much. Plus, once I’ve gone through it with my primary I’ll take all the tricks I can to level-up secondary character.
Rather interesting. Has few times re-read for this purpose to remember. Thanks for interesting article. Waiting for trackback
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