Instead, you’ll be greeted with the active quest box that’s shadowed, and included the NPC chatting away. If you’re going for a minimal UI, Immersion is excellent at removing the default quest giver UI. With a couple of tweaks, it looks great and works exceptionally well at keeping track of the important stuff. IceHUD allows you to place your health and mana/energy around your character, while also displaying any combo points/resources your class has. Darting to the top left of the screen to view your health or class resources isn’t great.
I think it’s fair to say that the default UI isn’t great for ensuring your eyes stay focused on your opponent. My finished UI, with it using almost all the Addons listed here. For interrupting their spellcasting, and ensuring they don’t continue to keep themselves or their allies alive, it’s amazing. When they have, the Addon will automatically mark them with an appropriate symbol, allowing you to focus on them. Healers Have To Die to give it its full title, is an incredibly valuable Addon that allows you to pinpoint enemies or players that are capable of healing. There's the potential with this one Addon to customise the UI to a frightening degree. Newly released for BFA, it pretty much changes everything and neutralizes much of the UI with a flat-design styling. If you’re looking to completely transform your UI, so there’s no shred of the original left, you really should dive straight to ElvUI Enhanced (Again). While it doesn’t sound a huge Addon, it’s clean and lightweight and if you’re going for a minimal UI, it’s great. You can move them anywhere you wish, scale them and change their opacity. There’s no real need for this Addon unless you’re regularly running dungeons or end-game content, but it’s fun knowing how much damage you’re doing compared to everyone else.ĭetails effectively replaces your existing action bars with ones that are minimal, but controllable. Accurate in its numbers, Details provides you with a solid incentive to top the damage charts, and in some respects, ensures you’re keeping pace with those around you. Probably the most popular damage meters, it’s perhaps not as lightweight as it could be, but it’s undeniably good.
In this guide I’ve pulled together a list of Addons that are well supported, aren’t bloated, and which work well without too much setup time.
It does most things well, but if you’re after control of frames, a more transparent UI, or greater detail on specific things, it simply won’t do. After returning to WoW it becomes relatively clear that the default UI, while serviceable, isn’t amazing.
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