Console Players don't need Addons

[Juyira]

Even if it's not a need, there's so many things that would benefit literally everyone playing the game. A small QoL update like adding timers to the buffs and such displayed on the party list alone would help tremendously, for example. Things like chat bubbles would be great for RPers and people taking funny screenshots, and wouldn't bother anyone especially if there were an option to toggle them on and off. Being able to change the colors of various markers such as AOE puddles would help a lot on troublesome visual fights like P3S.

A lot of small things can go a long way. And if you don't want them, you don't have to use them. But there's always benefits to more options, accessibility, etc.

[YukikoKurosawa]

Even if it's not a need

Thank you for agreeing with my point, your post could've stopped right here.

[Juyira]

Thank you for agreeing with my point, your post could've stopped right here.

Should've just expected you to be a troll instead of someone looking to have a serious conversation, honestly.

But it's safe to say that without any of these add-ons in the first place, SE probably wouldn't even be looking at improvements to the UI for everyone. Even if people don't use add-ons, I've seen quite a few (including console players) rely on others for things like DPS meters or other features they don't inherently have access to, especially over voice chat. You know, the other third party thing people often use to clear anything.

[Shurrikhan]

Even if it's not a need, there's so many things that would benefit literally everyone playing the game. A small QoL update like adding timers to the buffs and such displayed on the party list alone would help tremendously, for example. Things like chat bubbles would be great for RPers and people taking funny screenshots, and wouldn't bother anyone especially if there were an option to toggle them on and off. Being able to change the colors of various markers such as AOE puddles would help a lot on troublesome visual fights like P3S.

A lot of small things can go a long way. And if you don't want them, you don't have to use them. But there's always benefits to more options, accessibility, etc.

Thank you for agreeing with my point, your post could've stopped right here.

We also don't "need" graphics quality or frame rates above what the PS3 once gave, and yet...