Some examples of this include and addon called GTFO (Get The F*** Out). So in that sense, they really do improve accessibility for us to enjoy the game and even be competitive. People like me would be completely lost without these addons. This actually brings me to another point, in that as a casual player who isn’t a gamer, I just log in from time to time to scratch an itch. And while mods are increasingly common amongst big online games, I’m not much of a gamer, I’m really just a childhood fan of Lord of the Rings who always wanted to play Dungeons and Dragons but I lived on a farm in the boondocks and couldn’t get a group together. However, the game allows for the use of third party addons, or mods, which modify the UI to augment gameplay and overall user experience. The standard UI for the game has a classic feel to it, but is rather clunky and difficult to use in order to play a game with this level of interactive complexity. Then it dawned on me to discuss the game World of Warcraft as an example of both. Initially, I was going to just discuss Spotify and Snapchat as examples of good and bad UX.

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