Change Log:
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Version 1.5.14
Added in the new epic gems available in WoW patch 4.3. (You can't see them when you're on a 4.2 realm.)
Corrected a few calculation errors for Guardian's Demonseye, Jagged Dream Emerald, and Lightning Jasper.
Hid the equipped average item level information from the Pawn tooltip when on WoW 4.3 since that's now available on the character sheet without needing Pawn.
Version 1.5.13
Fixed a bug where the value of the stats portion of meta sockets ("Meta: stats") was being drastically overvalued (the "Meta: effect" value was being included as well).
Fixed a bug where it wasn't possible to manually override a value for prismatic sockets.
Possibly worked around an error that some people were receiving ("attempt to index field 'UnenchantedStats' (a nil value)") that may have been related to Enchantrix or tekKompare. (I'm not sure because I was never able to reproduce it myself.)
Version 1.5.12
Added updated Wowhead scales for all classes and specs, significantly updated for patch 4.2. (For example, the new scales for plate tanks no longer include agility.)
Version 1.5.11
Added Pawn tooltip support to the encounter journal loot lists in patch 4.2. (This doesn't add upgrade arrows next to the items yet; the upgrade arrows will be on the tooltips themselves.)
Removed the unnecessary (?) that appeared on honor and conquest gear next to "Season 9".
Version 1.5.10
Fixed a bug where one-handed caster weapons (not main hand weapons; pretty much just Amani Scepter of Rites) would show up as massive upgrades for your off-hand slot even though you couldn't actually put the item there.
Version 1.5.9
Items that bind to your Battle.net account will no longer get (?) icons on them.
Version 1.5.8
Fixed an issue where Fierce Ember Topaz would be improperly suggested or not suggested for socketing. (Calculations were still correct.)
Added support for the three new Shadowspirit...
Description:
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Pawn calculates scores for items to help you easily find upgrades for your gear. It's completely customizable, and applicable to any class and situation: for example, it can help you decide whether to equip the ring with a higher item level but one stat you don't want (say, strength for shamans), or the ring with the lower item level but all good stats. It's that level of customization that makes it very different from more general mods like GearScore and more specialized mods like TankPoints.
Pawn can be used by new players right off the bat without needing to change any options, or by advanced players who plan out their gear upgrades, build Excel spreadsheets, install Rawr, and read Elitist Jerks.
See the Pawn readme file included with the mod for more information on getting the most out of Pawn.
This version of Pawn is for English only. Community translations for other languages are available, but are not always up-to-date.
Pawn plugins for FuBar and Titan Panel are available on Curse.
For fastest assistance with Pawn, leave a comment here or check the official thread at Curse. You can also become a fan of Vger on Facebook and get updates of new versions and stuff like that. You can also leave questions or comments there if you don't have an account on this site.
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Version 1.5.14
Added in the new epic gems available in WoW patch 4.3. (You can't see them when you're on a 4.2 realm.)
Corrected a few calculation errors for Guardian's Demonseye, Jagged Dream Emerald, and Lightning Jasper.
Hid the equipped average item level information from the Pawn tooltip when on WoW 4.3 since that's now available on the character sheet without needing Pawn.
Version 1.5.13
Fixed a bug where the value of the stats portion of meta sockets ("Meta: stats") was being drastically overvalued (the "Meta: effect" value was being included as well).
Fixed a bug where it wasn't possible to manually override a value for prismatic sockets.
Possibly worked around an error that some people were receiving ("attempt to index field 'UnenchantedStats' (a nil value)") that may have been related to Enchantrix or tekKompare. (I'm not sure because I was never able to reproduce it myself.)
Version 1.5.12
Added updated Wowhead scales for all classes and specs, significantly updated for patch 4.2. (For example, the new scales for plate tanks no longer include agility.)
Version 1.5.11
Added Pawn tooltip support to the encounter journal loot lists in patch 4.2. (This doesn't add upgrade arrows next to the items yet; the upgrade arrows will be on the tooltips themselves.)
Removed the unnecessary (?) that appeared on honor and conquest gear next to "Season 9".
Version 1.5.10
Fixed a bug where one-handed caster weapons (not main hand weapons; pretty much just Amani Scepter of Rites) would show up as massive upgrades for your off-hand slot even though you couldn't actually put the item there.
Version 1.5.9
Items that bind to your Battle.net account will no longer get (?) icons on them.
Version 1.5.8
Fixed an issue where Fierce Ember Topaz would be improperly suggested or not suggested for socketing. (Calculations were still correct.)
Added support for the three new Shadowspirit...
Description:
--------------------
Pawn calculates scores for items to help you easily find upgrades for your gear. It's completely customizable, and applicable to any class and situation: for example, it can help you decide whether to equip the ring with a higher item level but one stat you don't want (say, strength for shamans), or the ring with the lower item level but all good stats. It's that level of customization that makes it very different from more general mods like GearScore and more specialized mods like TankPoints.
Pawn can be used by new players right off the bat without needing to change any options, or by advanced players who plan out their gear upgrades, build Excel spreadsheets, install Rawr, and read Elitist Jerks.
See the Pawn readme file included with the mod for more information on getting the most out of Pawn.
This version of Pawn is for English only. Community translations for other languages are available, but are not always up-to-date.
Pawn plugins for FuBar and Titan Panel are available on Curse.
For fastest assistance with Pawn, leave a comment here or check the official thread at Curse. You can also become a fan of Vger on Facebook and get updates of new versions and stuff like that. You can also leave questions or comments there if you don't have an account on this site.