Hi, folks!

[NewGotham]

I think I've made a whopping two posts (this being my third) and I dislike lurking so I figured I should at least try to be part of the community I've lurked on for a while (off and on). I remember seeing links for Modcraft on ownedcore (and even back when it was mmowned before that) and ended up migrating here. Sadly, I think a large part of Ownedcore has "sold out" for lack of a better term; they want to do nothing but exploit.

While that isn't my cup of tea, I can't really look down on it. It just isn't something I'm fond of.

I set up a Cata server a few weeks ago and found it's pretty difficult to mod so I downgraded the server to Wrath. It's a vanilla server except I've removed Fatigue... and then I remembered Modcraft. AnthonysToolbox has released some amazing stuff and the guides that Eluo has provided have helped me a ton. I don't plan on being too active and releasing too much stuff all at once (mostly world edits, new continents, things like that) but I do plan on trying to give back every once in a while.

Thanks for all the help from the US!

[phucko1]

Heya, Gotham. Yeah Ownedcore Modding died even when it still was MMOwned and AC-Web died at the same time. This is the last bastion of modding WoW left, basically. All the really good guys in modding has always hanged here and not so much at AC-Web or Ownedcore.

[XxXGenesisXxX]

MMOWNED/AC-Web had a lot of talented modders too, but I think it was more a matter of larger numbers and probability. Modcraft certainly has a higher skill level per person, which I think counts for a lot more.

Either way, welcome to the community, hope it works out for you here

[MR. Farrare]

there is still alive but not as modcraft

[Steff]

What

[fearless_wind]