Many of the complaints range from ad-riddled apps (opens in new tab)-especially when addons authors themselves are prohibited by Blizzard (opens in new tab) from making money from their addons-to installing things that aren't needed and hogging resources, even when inactive. Players have been vocal about their distrust of Overwolf and this news really does nothing to win over the WoW community.

While many addons have already been updated for Shadowlands content, there are usually some bugs that need ironing out directly after the launch of a new expansion, meaning the timing for this is truly baffling. All content requiring manual moderation submitted on or after this date will be queued to be reviewed once manual moderation is reinstated.' says Curseforge in the update, which goes on to state that 'everything should be back up and running' by early December. 'On 11/24, manual project moderation will be paused. Yes, you read that correctly-that's the week of Shadowlands' global launch.ĭuring the downtime, players will still be able to download addons from Curseforge but addon authors won't be able to upload updates or new addons: Curseforge has announced that addon functionality will be limited from November 24 until 'early December' as it prepares to finalise its transition to Overwolf.

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