Warcraft Armory app now in app store

[ChiliBlue]

The app is free. However, you can't check auctions. Other than that a very nice app for a Warcraft player who obsessively checks for upgrades on their gear, etc.

http://www.wowarmory.com/iphone.xml

 

[UrFatMom]

Nice app, would use if I still played the game

 

[MadGoat]

if it had in game chat and checking of mail, that would rock

 

[sammich]

Nice app, would use if I still played the game

Same here. All I would use this for is spy on my ex-guildies to see how far they've gotten and sigh because that's where I should be too.

 

[Animalk]

I've only spent a couple of minutes with the app but I am really liking it so far. Very well made app and they didn't cut any corners in terms of graphics and sounds. I am very pleased with it so far.

if it had in game chat and checking of mail, that would rock

I completely agree. It's really all that's missing.

 

[Twe Foju]

very nice app!

too bad i stopped playing a while ago, so couldn't care less about armory anymore

otherwise i would be loving this app now

 

[valexa]

its funny how all recovering wow players..coug..addicts..cough make a point of explicitly stating their detachment and indifference and departure from the game

stating something does not enforce it , any recovering addict has a very real urge , it is just under control

or maybe people are just proud that they managed to stop playing (a great feat indeed) and feel like showing it off

 

[sammich]

its funny how all recovering wow players..coug..addicts..cough make a point of explicitly stating their detachment and indifference and departure from the game

stating something does not enforce it , any recovering addict has a very real urge , it is just under control

or maybe people are just proud that they managed to stop playing (a great feat indeed) and feel like showing it off

There should be an in-game achievement for beating the addiction...that way you'd be sucked back in.

 

[Kadman]

its funny how all recovering wow players..coug..addicts..cough make a point of explicitly stating their detachment and indifference and departure from the game

stating something does not enforce it , any recovering addict has a very real urge , it is just under control

or maybe people are just proud that they managed to stop playing (a great feat indeed) and feel like showing it off

I notice that as well. When WoW was just release, my son and I both got it and played for the (month I think) time that was included. I quickly recognized it for the "life waster" that it was and we quickly moved on to other games that didn't involve a massive time sink in order to keep up and be competitive. I really enjoy some of the worlds that Blizzard creates (Starcraft, Warcraft) but I simply stayed away from WoW.

 

[Twe Foju]

yes indeed

it's an achievement to be able to stop WoW

nuff said

 

[UrFatMom]

Nah I just stopped, not proud or anything, I wasn't addicted... Now let's talk about Warcraft III or Diablo II

 

[nyisles84]

I stopped right before Wrath came out...I was MT doing beginning T6 and somehow stopped. I get the urge to come back but the prospect of leveling to 80 now and re-gearing just keeps me away, probably for the better

 

[Brazzan]

It's free and pretty good. An improvement on Warcraft Characters, which I loved, as it allows me to read the calendar remotely.

 

[trunksu]

too bad this wasn't out when i was actually playing it it looks like a great app for those still playing.

PS - mad props to those that have quit the game, i know it couldn't have been easy.

 

[tiepolo]

Downloaded it this morning. Pretty nice app for checking stuff on-the-go.