World of Warcraft General Guides - Five WoW Addons Every Player Guides
Since the standard U.I is so basic, with the rise of the game more and more mods have appeared with the sole purpose of allowing you, the player, to modify your game in almost any way you desire. Want an MP3 player in game? There is a mod for that. Want to know the gear scores of other players, or know the quickest way to complete a quest? There are mods for that.
This not only allows players who may not have seen a particular boss fight a chance to avoid a horrible death. It’s also great for more experienced players who can instead of waiting on the boss to cast Spell of Doom number 1, focus more fully on other things (such as pewpewing), relying on the boss mods to let them know through various methods (nothing says impending doom quite like a flashing shaking screen) when the aforementioned spell will be cast. Boss mods can and will help you play better, and smarter.
Damage Meters provide a way for players to actively track their damage and healing.One of the things distinctly missing in game is a way to gauge how much healing and damage you are actually doing. Sure Blizzard offers scrolling combat text, or how much healing you are putting out is important for obvious reasons. Having a damage meter allows you to see the numbers you are putting out and directly compare them to other players, and helping you to decide if you need to improve. No matter what kind of player you are a damage meter will benefit you.