WoW Forever Tracker
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Plans your fastest leveling route, profession path and gear upgrades for WoW Forever and Classic Era, using your own character and auction house prices.
What's new
- One auction house for every realm that shares it: WoW Forever's realm names (CAMWOW US2 Realm 8 PvP and the
like) are parts of one auction house for each region, ruleset and side: the Horde of every US PvP realm trade in the
same one. The tracker now keeps one house for all of them, so every US PvP Horde player sees the same prices, trends
and watchlist alerts whichever realm number they're on. The addon finds its house from your realm's name: item
tooltips and the WFT Market tab show the house's prices (the tab's title names it, "US PvP · Horde"), and
/wft statussays which house that is. Your own scans still count for it. An addon before version 70 still shows them: it finds the house's prices under your realm's name, also at the goblins' auction house on US2 Realm 9 RP PvP and at an auctioneer that gives no side on US2 Realm 3 PvE and Realm 11 RP. - Every listing, every hour, with no scanning (website): for the auction houses confirmed so far (US Normal
Alliance, US PvP Horde, US Roleplay Alliance, US Roleplay PvP Alliance and its Blackwater house, and EU Normal
Horde), the website reads Blizzard's own hourly listing of the whole house: every item, how many are up and what
sold. The other houses come from players' scans, as before, until a scan confirms which of Blizzard's listings is
theirs. At a Blizzard-fed house, an item whose days are all Blizzard's listing is priced by the average of the
cheapest 15% of what's listed, steadier from hour to hour than the single lowest listing; one with days of players'
scans among them goes by the average lowest, as before, so a change of measure never shows as a rise. In game,
item tooltips, the WFT Market tab and
/wft statussay when the prices are Blizzard's listing (should the listing stop for over 6 hours, a player's scan since is called a scan, as on the website), and the tooltips and the trend graph call an item's price price (cheapest 15%) where all its days are Blizzard's listing, average lowest where they aren't. Blizzard's listing reaches the game from the website: the addon download there, the addon folder it keeps up to date, or the tracker's watcher. The addon on CurseForge and GitHub, whose every version stays up for good, carries players' scans of your realm instead, as before (Blizzard lets its data be kept 30 days). - Scans at a faction's auction house stay that faction's: the addon took an auctioneer who gave no side for one of the goblins' (Booty Bay, Gadgetzan, Everlook), and in WoW Forever a faction city's auctioneer often gives none, so most scans filed as the goblins' were of a faction's house. The addon now knows the goblin towns' own auctioneers, and takes one it doesn't know for theirs only in Stranglethorn Vale, Tanaris or Winterspring, where no faction has an auction house: anywhere else a scan is your side's.
- The Realms page, one row an auction house (website): each house shows once, with the realm names that share it.
- Lighter in game: the addon loads everyone's prices faster and keeps only your own realm's auction houses' in memory: with Blizzard's listings of several whole houses in the file, about a fifth of what they'd take.
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