Marchand: We want to build CurseForge as the home for all mod authors, and as a result a wonderful discovery platform for gamers.
It appears they’re allowing it now for release of Shadowlands, but I got the impression they’d be shutting it off shortly thereafter? I’m still confused on this and will likely be searching for ways to update my addons when/if Curse stops allowing for it for a week or whatever.Newman: What is your vision for CurseForge moving forward? I also haven’t kept up with that issue, either, though I was dreading playing WoW for the first week or so of Shadowlands without addons. That just seems like they WANT to encourage people to not use their platform at all and move to somewhere else. To be fair, …I don’t understand why Curse wants to shut off updating of addons for a week, either. It’s been a few weeks since I uninstalled it so, it’s possible they’ve added new features and the like, but I really just prefer having the cohesive, streamlined, dark theme, and ease of something that is so much like the Twitch client that I don’t really have to think about it.
WoW.up didn’t come with a dark mode, by the way, and for me that, that was just painful on my eyes. So far, I haven’t had any issues with it, though I do wonder if content creators are going to leave the Curse platform over the monetization issues (though they’d be getting money because we’d be watching ads, supposedly–still no adds in beta thus far, though, and no payment options to opt out of those, which I will happily do to avoid them.) I’d have preferred to keep the Twitch client, but since that isn’t an option, I’m using the one that’s closest to it, which is the Overwolf one. I have tried both and can honestly say I’m not a fan of either one.
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