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I don't think they'd necessarily must manually accept plugins if they look the new client appropriately. WoW has had a largely unregulated add-on community (which can be effectively the wow equal of Runelite plugins) since the very early days and Blizzard has only had to manually break add-ons on a small number of events.
There's a massive difference between the Osrs gold addon API which WoW supports along with also the"api" that's accessible via the runescape client.
Anything goes. It's all possible. This is the reason why manual approval will likely always remain necessary, at least until Jagex invests a couple million to an addon frame.
Well said, even when runescape'api' could be tightly locked down - they'd soon encounter the same problem blizzard experiences. Lets say you want to prevent plugins which auto-draw on the ground during boss battles, however the'draw on x tile' API can also be used innocently - you can't simply remove the API callback without breaking, and let us say manual floor markers.
Blizzard haven't really ever banned addons, with the exclusion of some addons which were trying to hide behind a subscription based pay wall. Short of anti-virus like code inside the sport that detects forbidden origin code, theres nothing they can do except split the API.
Interestingly back in Buy Runescape gold WoTLK there was a boss mod addon called AVR (augmented virtual reality), it would draw on the display in real time to signify the radius of boss mechanics, in which to stand, where not to stand. It was an incredible feat of technology but blizzard's only alternative was to cripple the minimap scope API that it depended on - which is the reason why range checking addons in WoW are scuffed to this day.
There's a massive difference between the Osrs gold addon API which WoW supports along with also the"api" that's accessible via the runescape client.
Anything goes. It's all possible. This is the reason why manual approval will likely always remain necessary, at least until Jagex invests a couple million to an addon frame.
Well said, even when runescape'api' could be tightly locked down - they'd soon encounter the same problem blizzard experiences. Lets say you want to prevent plugins which auto-draw on the ground during boss battles, however the'draw on x tile' API can also be used innocently - you can't simply remove the API callback without breaking, and let us say manual floor markers.
Blizzard haven't really ever banned addons, with the exclusion of some addons which were trying to hide behind a subscription based pay wall. Short of anti-virus like code inside the sport that detects forbidden origin code, theres nothing they can do except split the API.
Interestingly back in Buy Runescape gold WoTLK there was a boss mod addon called AVR (augmented virtual reality), it would draw on the display in real time to signify the radius of boss mechanics, in which to stand, where not to stand. It was an incredible feat of technology but blizzard's only alternative was to cripple the minimap scope API that it depended on - which is the reason why range checking addons in WoW are scuffed to this day.