Hey folks,

IMPORTANT:

This is NOT a selling Reddit.

I am just bored as f...

You can pitch any idea here,

I'll release it on CurseForge

On CurseForge there's a Donation Function (so if you feel like u can pay what u want afterwards when I'm done)

It was asked in a previous reddit which I don't find anymore, just wanted to say everything is back working after the patch and the feature request is also implemented and Online on Curseforge.

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/hotsndots

Hey Fellowships,

the last week I was on trying to change as much as I can for some plugins and my own skin, mithrilui.

It felt like quit oldish. For example some stuff:

- you're not allowed to change the fonts ingame

- scaling (which was presented as big feature) doesnt scale up the images of all the cassts, windows etc, the images stay low res

- you cant Hide explicit stuff from the overlay even if you want. For example everything which is on right and left side beside action bars.

- For example, look at "ElvUI" for World of Warcraft, there you are able to change EVERYTHING.

-Even with bigger screens, its a total mess.

- Please allow keybindings on custom addons or even make it possible to set it to the custom buttons maybe.

Its really hard to develop stuff for LOTRO for example I started this:

https://preview.redd.it/fnl18nxxoajh1.png?width=2559&format=png&auto=webp&s=f63f72c58173809038e58749ee4f6486d5542739

Hello Folks,

LOTRO getting a real hype right now, a lot of old players come back and even a lot of ex wow players apprears in our server, its full.

Most Addons are oldish, they is lotrointerface.com you will see its like an forum from 15 years ago.

What do I have to do to get LOTRO to Curseforge?

Hello Fellowships,

I think the title and some screenshots are enough to show my work, do u want me to upload this to lotrointerface.com or do u think its useless/not wanted from the lovely community.

Greetings from Germany! We have a huge fanbase here.

https://preview.redd.it/skskng15h3jh1.png?width=2559&format=png&auto=webp&s=7b3496ada84cbcb6fdb3baba9948da5b696d62f3

Happy to announce 1.1 you can now customize your mark table

https://preview.redd.it/mjp3xkv7kphh1.png?width=1616&format=png&auto=webp&s=adf8d13e6d9e43533902241828fd6db7129a1cd4

beside of the main screen:

https://preview.redd.it/noheg1aakphh1.png?width=1623&format=png&auto=webp&s=c4bcb11d8e13f64d5d1f020472b7ab71e94600e3

It is on CurseForge:

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/warbander

I'm open for Feedback/new Features

Hey everyone!

I'm entering the addon contest with three lightweight addons I recently built to polish a few specific areas of the game. They are all finished, stable, and ready to go!

Here is a quick overview of what each one does:

🌿 1. HotsNDots

A streamlined tracker for your HoTs (Heals over Time) and DoTs (Damage over Time).

• What it does: Helps you keep track of your active buffs and debuffs without overwhelming your UI with massive clutter.
• Best for: Druids, Priests, Warlocks, Rogues, or anyone who wants a clean, focused view on time-based effects.
• 🔗CurseForge Link to HotsNDots

🛡️ 2. Warbander

A small QoL helper built specifically around the Warband system.

• What it does: Makes managing your alt-army and Warband features just a little bit smoother and more convenient.
• Best for: Anyone actively playing multiple characters and taking advantage of Warbands.
• 🔗CurseForge Link to Warbander

🌈 3. World of Wokecraft

A fun interface/text tweak for players looking for a bit of humor or a different flavor.

• What it does: Rebrands and adjusts various UI texts and flavor elements across the interface.
• Best for: Anyone who likes lighthearted UI customizations.
• 🔗CurseForge Link to World of Wokecraft

💬 Feedback & Ideas

Since these are freshly released, I'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or ideas for future updates!

Thanks for checking them out, and good luck to everyone else participating in the contest! 🚀

https://preview.redd.it/sfmxlalvn6gh1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=1b81296339f941487c71bd32a594792abeb77362

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/world-of-wokecraft/preview

What do you think about my new Interface?

Hey folks,

long story short:

Simple Bar and Nameplate Buttons for Hots and Dots (for your target). 

The Idea:

WeakAura is way to oversized for me.

I just wanted to have an simple bar and a bigger nameplate debuff icon. 

I had kind of like this in the past but the original addon aren't online anymore so I've created a new one! 

 

Nameplate

Movable Bar

Link to Curseforge:

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/hotsndots

Hallo zusammen,

ich weiß gar nicht wo ich anfangen soll, mal in kurz zusammengefasst was schon alles passiert ist, angefangen mit Sachen die ich angezeigt habe:

-Motorrad mit Farbe übergossen und mehrfach Nummernsschild verbogen (damit gings los)

-Briefkasten beschmiert mit "h**+sohn"

-über whatsapp von einem nachbarn direkt mehrfach bedroht worden (so blöd muss man erstmal sein nach den ersten beiden Aktionen)

-Briefkasten danach (als ich die ersten Sachen angezeigt hatte, mit Bauschaum befüllt) plus Grafiti mit meinem Namen, das ich ein H** bin diesmal aber dick über ALLE Briefkästen Quasi drüber auf die Wand und nicht mehr nur auf meinen. Alles immer dokumentiert.

Mein Klingelschild wurde alleine die Woche 3x zerstört. Auch schon im Vorfeld übermalt.

-Dazu pöbelt er ab und an noch aus dem Fenster (darüber haben sich schon mehrere beschwert sowie über seine Laute MusiK).

Der absolute Horror:

Der Typ hat alle paar Wochen seine Tochter da und ich will gar nicht wissen wie die aufwächst mit so jemanden. Der Typ ist unberechenbar einmal kam er mir im Flur ziemlich aggressiv nahe und meinte er hätte ja wegen versuchten Mordes im Knast gesessen. Einen anderen Nachbarn (so hat er mir selbst berichtet) wollte er wohl auch einschüchtern, als der ihn gebeten hatte doch eventuell etwas leiser zu drehen. Weil die Musik eine Zeit lang (ich glaube dafür hat er ne Abmahnung bekommen zumindest ist jetzt Ruhe) echt oft lief und jetzt nicht mehr.

Das mit der Musik war ganz am Anfang, ich glaube der lässt das jetzt an mir raus.

Anwalt habe ich alles geschickt samt Fotos etc, Rechtsschutzversichert bin ich auch aber mein Anwalt hält sich ziemlich zurück und hat erstmal alles zusammengetragen.

Polizeilich wurden die ersten beiden Sachen eingestellt, Täter konnte nicht ermittelt werden.

Außerdem sagt mein Anwalt mir das man da außer einer Mietminderung wegen des kaputten Briefkastens (sofern der nicht behoben wird) man da nicht viel machen kann und einen Nachbarn rauszuklagen soll wohl echt schwer sein bzw kann man so gar nicht

Ausziehen oder?

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Hello Community,

short question.

Which Server has the most active german speaking Community?

Someone know?

Hey NetBattlers!

I'll giving away some free Codes for my upcoming Mega Man Fan Game on Android/iOS.

Here are some Android Codes you can enter them like any other gift code on your phone:

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Hi everyone,

After 9 years of working as a QA Engineer and QA Manager, constantly testing other people's software, I finally decided to switch sides and build my own game.

I’m currently developing a spiritual successor to the early-2000s Mega Man Battle Network (GBA) PET devices, blending classic grid/chip mechanics with modern real-world integrations.

Since I am doing this as a solo developer, I wanted to share my structural approach, especially how a QA mindset changes how you build a game, and the architectural hurdles I’m facing.

🛠️ The Architectural Setup

Instead of using Unity or Godot, I chose Flutter & Dart. While not a traditional choice for action-platformers, the UI-heavy nature of a "PET Tech-Device" made Flutter incredibly fast for building the menus, sub-systems, and responsive layouts.

• The Backend: Powered by Supabase. I use Supabase Realtime for a live multiplayer lobby ("The Square") where players can see each other's avatars, as well as for online matchmaking.
• Hardware & Local Play: I hooked into native step-counters (walking fuels your in-game energy) and implemented Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) for local, offline PvP and chip trading between devices.

🐛 How 9 Years of QA Changed My Dev Process

Coming from a testing background, I noticed I build games very differently compared to standard tutorials:

1. Built-in Diagnostics: Before even polishing the battle system, I built a robust, hidden QA Tool-box into the client. It features real-time state resets, sandbox diagnostics, and localized crash loggers. If something breaks during gameplay, I don't guess—I check my logs inside the app.
2. Offline-First Resilience: Network states fail constantly. I designed the save-state to be highly redundant. If cloud syncing via Supabase fails, it falls back to a clean local Base64-encoded backup system that players can manually export/import to recover their data across devices.

🎮 Core Feature Breakdown

• Combat & Collection: A turn-based, chip-based grid combat system featuring ~160 collectible Battle Chips with matching fusion logic matrices.
• Progression: A 6-stat skill system (fully re-specable) paired with visual and stat-based Style Trees.

💬 I'd love to get your feedback on a few things:

1. Using Non-Traditional Engines: For those who built games outside of Unity/Unreal/Godot (like Flutter, React Native, or pure web tech) – what was your biggest roadblock when scaling up asset management and collision logic?
2. Pedometer Mechanics: The core loop relies on real-world steps. How do you balance fun vs. restriction when gameplay progression is tied to real-world movement?

Looking forward to discussing the technical side with you guys!

Hi everyone,

As a long-time QA Manager who recently fully dove into the developer side of things, I wanted to share a massive technical milestone for a private project I’ve been "vibe-coding" over the last few months.

I’m rebuilding the early-2000s Mega Man Battle Network PET / GBA gameplay loop in Flutter, utilizing Supabase for the entire backend architecture. The app is fully responsive and cross-platform.

Since this architecture ties together a lot of separate Flutter packages and complex state management, I wanted to share the feature breakdown and how I tackled the technical side:

🛠️ The Tech Stack & Architecture Overview

• State Management & UI: Built completely in Flutter/Dart, focusing on high-performance row-dodge battle mechanics and heavy custom rendering for the retro PET-shell themes.
• Backend & Realtime: Powered by Supabase. I'm using Supabase Realtime for "The Square" (a live in-game hub where players see each other's avatars move in real-time) and online matchmaking.
• Hardware Integration (BLE & Pedometer): Real-world steps are hooked into native sensors to fuel the in-game "Cyber-Meter". For local PvP and chip trading, I implemented Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).
• Data & Recovery: Account linking via email/password is optional. For offline-first users, I built a local backup/restore system utilizing Base64-encoded backup strings for cross-device manual recovery.

🎮 Feature Breakdown (From Codebase to Gameplay)

• The Chip & Skill System: Over 160 battle chips with fusion logic based on matching code/name matrices, paired with a fully re-specable 6-stat skill tree.
• Local vs. Online Multiplayer: Local trading/battles run via BLE. Online matchmaking utilizes Supabase broadcast channels with an automated CPU-fallback handler if a connection drops.
• Diagnostics & Robustness: Coming from a QA background, I baked a heavy tool-box directly into the client: crash loggers, sandbox diagnostics, and a clean state-reset tool.
• Accessibility: Built-in haptic toggles, dynamic text scaling, and a color-blind-friendly UI layer.

📊 Project Structure / Suggested Showcase Order

If you want to see the visual flow of how these components interact, I structured my project presentation slides like this:

1. Core Loop (Hardware Step-Sensor → Cyber-Meter)
2. Chip Fusion Matrix & State Progression
3. Online Layer (Supabase Broadcasts, Leaderboards, Live Hub)
4. Offline Resilience (Base64 State Export/Import)
5. QA & Diagnostics Screen implementation

💬 Let's Discuss!

Everything was extracted and engineered directly from asset listings, localization strings, and strict architecture rules (no shortcuts taken).

I'd love to hear your thoughts on:

1. Have you ever used Supabase Realtime for a pseudo-multiplayer game lobby in Flutter? How did you handle latency?
2. What are your go-to packages for stable cross-platform Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) trading protocols nowadays?

Feel free to ask anything about the architecture, the state management, or how I mapped the GBA mechanics into modern Dart!