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Tiny player addon

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CyrHUD Quick CompassĪs the name suggests, Quick Compass is a nice little addon that adds a small movable compass to your screen (alongside many small additional Quality of Life features). This information is especially useful and valuable if you are either a newer player who needs help figuring out to which location to go, or if you are trying to farm Alliance Points and want to have an easy way to determine which fights are about to end and which fights will be lasting much longer. While many combat-related addons are useful in most PvP environment, some are more useful in Cyrodiil and Imperial City only, as those have a lot of mechanics that are unique to just them: CyrHUDĬyrHUD adds a unique UI element to the screen which displays each flagged keep, resource or town – and those that are under attack or are being sieged. It even allows you to set a render limit of your choice to make sure it uses just as much processing power as you want it to, and doesn’t harm your game’s performance! Greyskull is fully customizable, from size and colors to damage amounts and stat tracking. You can set the addon to display different colors based on the amount of damage stat you have every moment, the make it shift colors throughout a fight to give you a clear and easy indication of when you are fully buffed and ready to deal damage and when you better wait for a different moment to deal your burst, without having to look at each of your active buffs. It adds a neat, small UI piece that displays your existing damage stat at any given moment. Greyskull is the best way to keep track of your Weapon or Spell Damage. However, it’s important you make sure to enable the addon to work in Cyrodiil and PvP without going into Light Mode in the addon settings, as that option is disabled on the addon by default! Combat Metrics (CMX) Greyskull If you ever died and couldn’t figure out why, had issues sustaining and couldn’t understand what’s draining all of your resources, or anything of similar nature – CMX is your solution to that.

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CMX provides an incredibly detailed combat log that keeps track of previous fights and engagements and allows you to view the full information of each of them, see the order of casts and actions that happened throughout it, and get a lot of analytical information about it. If you’re an experienced PvE player, this addon should be familiar to you, but it’s just as relevant for PvP gameplay as it is for PvE. It supports chat notifications, and even allows you to set Alliance Points goals and track your progression towards them. In addition to all of those, AP Meter provides many relevant features, such as tracking your progression towards your next Alliance Rank, displaying statistics about your AP gains, and more. It has a compact and easy to read display that shows you your Alliance Points earned per session, the session’s duration, and even states in which location you are registered on the map, to help you determine if you are within a keep’s tick range. Action Duration Reminder AP MeterĪP Meter is simply the best addon out of the many options that exist, to track your alliance points gain. I personally still use it 7 years after starting to play the game. In addition, it has an option to add an “off-bar” element to your screen, to show you the remaining duration for the abilities that are slotted on your 2 nd bar, that isn’t currently active.ĪDR has many additional features that helps it’s users take notice when specific buffs run out, and is super customizable.ĭefinitely recommended to use for any new players who struggle with buffs management, and even for experienced players. It helps you view which of your buffs are active and displays the remaining duration for each without taking any screen space at all, by adding a duration text to all the currently-active skills on your bar. Here are my personal Essentials: Action Duration ReminderĪDR is a fantastic addon for buffs management. Some of these addons, however, are more essential than others, and provide a lot of useful information without taking a lot of resources to run or harming performance. There are many addons that I personally find useful and helpful for the ESO PvP experience, as the base-game UI is quite lacking at times and there’s a lot of information that isn’t displayed by default.

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Tiny player addon

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Step into this floating realm full of strange mobs and dungeons. Past generations have cities available as separate dimensions in your world.

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This mod can be accessed server-side rather than downloading it personally.

Cities are configurable with different buildings, blocks, etc.

Generated structures are everywhere, including highways and an underground subway system.

Dungeons and loot are abundant, and monster spawners lurk amongst the ruins. Like generated structures? Your entire Overworld is now a giant, abandoned city.

Villagers have kids that grow up into new villagers.

Villagers have different skins and skills.

New, powerful items and other resources available.

Indian, Japanese, Norman, Mayan, Inuit, and Byzantine themed villages.

Millénaire loads intricate villages based on 11th century cultures in the wilderness between villages, and they’re chock-full of valuable items. If you’re tired of vast expanses of emptiness in your Overworld then this is the mod for you.

Villagers can marry each other and have kids.

You can hire (and fire) villagers as your personal guards.

Villagers get new skins and can take on new roles with this addon, which happens to be the most downloaded Minecraft mod ever. Transform your dull, boring villagers into love interests and body guards.

If you can imagine it, you can now build it.

You can form virtually any shape out of almost any block.

This addon allows you to meld and manipulate blocks to form previously impossible shapes and the possibilities are endless. Unfortunately some shapes are impossible to accomplish in Minecraft unless you build them on a giant scale, and others simply cannot be done - but no longer. Get Hyper HD Realism here: 8. Carpenter’s Blocks

This is the best texture pack out there.

I would argue they haven’t seen this lush texture pack that makes everything take on a more realistic look. Some would argue Minecraft’s blocky nature is part of its charm.

Two new passive human mobs - cavemen and eskimos.

Treat yourself to a virtual safari - just watch out for that T-Rex. This mod adds a whole host of new and exciting mobs including dinosaurs and other extinct animals. Like farming? Tired of eating the same worn out foods? Pam’s HarvestCraft introduces a whole variety of new foods, plants, and recipes that will leave your inner chef and gardener feeling satisfied.

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This addon lets you mark various locations for future use and gives info on useful generated structures. We all have, but with JourneyMap instead of having to find redstone and iron to make a compass, now you have a world map at your fingertips. Get creative, because your buildings just got a face lift.Īdmit it - you’ve gotten lost before. The ultimate design mod, Chisel allows you to change block textures to create all kinds of new looks. Tired of having to constantly cut stairs in caves and mountainsides? Wish you could navigate single-block-high passages? This addon integrates movements like crawling and climbing for easier and more convenient gameplay.

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Tamed dragons at a high enough level will fight your enemies.

You can tame them and they will follow you.

These fire-breathing beasties can be passive or hostile, but if you find them young enough you can actually tame them like a wolf. DragonsĪs the name implies, this addon gets rid of bats in the Overworld and replaces them with dragons. There is a mod available for every player and every game edition, but some of them definitely stand out from the rest. These downloadable modifications come in every flavor and form you can imagine, ranging from changing the aesthetics of the game to creating entirely new dimensions. Then along came mobs and addons, wonderful bits of creativity from Minecraft players around the world that throw some excitement back into the game. Either way, there comes a time when the game starts to lose its charm and you start to lose interest. Once that has lost its fun you give Creative mode a try, or maybe you went for that from the start. Then you progress from Easy to Hardcore as you become a mob-fighting master. You start with Peaceful mode, exploring the game and getting to know the blocks, tools, and mobs.