You've done all that work to get your gear, and now you've got to show it off, right? Get a forum signature that shows you're a real hardcore player-- get a player profile. Here's three sites that let you do it for free.- CTProfiles.net is from the makers of CTmod, and they have a pretty nice interface that will let you put any gear you want in there. They even let you put in different gear profiles for the same character (to show off your fire resist or PVP set, assuming it differs from the stuff you wear all the time). Their interface is good, but none of it is automatic-- you'll have to choose your gear piece by piece as you put it in.
- Allakhazam has a very nice profile listing over on their site that's much more automated-- you create an account, and then install a mod called WoWReader that pulls all of your info out of the game for you. It'll even let you connect up to your guild and server, and they'll calculate all your crit percentages for you from your gear and stats. The only problem is that, like CTprofiles, there's no way to show your PVP rank at all, which means if you want to do that you'll have to go to...
- WoW Guru, which has the most complicated profile format out of these three. After you install their addon, they'll show off everything from your Lifetime HKs to your "Expected Peak Rank" (based on your honor rate), and even a little graph that charts your progress so far. Unfortunately, players are commenting that WoW Guru can be kind of buggy (not surprising, considering everything they're pulling together), but they definitely offer the most detailed profile we've ever seen.
Update: A few people are also praising RPG Outfitter in the comments, so that's an option, too.
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8-09-2006 @ 11:51PM
Thezak said...
I use RPG Outfitter's system. I've tried Allakhazam and CT Profiles, but for me RPGO offers the easiest reporting mechanism and the best web results. The integration with their guild management software is icing on the cake.
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8-10-2006 @ 8:25AM
Duwanis said...
Not only that, but the RPGO plugins can be used alongside WoW Roster (http://www.wowroster.net), which provides an amazing extra amount of functionality if you keep it updated (lets you see which members of your guild are on the quests you're looking for, keeps track of the bank, etc. etc.).
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8-10-2006 @ 8:47AM
Physical Original said...
Im absolutely shocked that nobody has mentioned wowcompanion (http://wowcompanion.net). It has *everything* about your profile: honor, skills, faction, talents, equipment, backback contents, bank contents, gold total, and something I have been able to find anywhere else Profession data!
Check me out! (yes very sad I know)
http://wowcompanion.net/profiles/?player=Scarlet%20Crusade.Qlash
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8-10-2006 @ 9:46AM
Ian said...
Yeah, RPGO has been a real boon for me and my guild. I can use it to track raids (it accepts CT_RaidTracker data), find out who can make what potions, and compare various talent builds. It's great.
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8-10-2006 @ 4:27PM
Brian Arnold said...
People keep talking about RPGO - can someone link it? :)
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8-10-2006 @ 4:43PM
Joshua said...
The link to RPG Outfitter is http://www.rpgoutfitter.com/
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9-15-2006 @ 10:58PM
Shandala said...
I hear good things about RPGO, but since running their auto uploader, every time I try to visit their site, it just loads a blank, white page. No idea what that's about... but clearing cache, cookies, and rebooting hasn't fixed it.
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