Really? Difficult? Spent a whole evening figuring out how to use the software?
I don't think computers are for you...
actually Honorbuddy IS difficult to setup/start using, not for me personally, but you have to measure difficulty for AVERAGE person not techies like us.
I spent a lot of time (several years) working in fortune 500 as developer and technical support, and this is several parts of honorbuddy that average office worker in said fortune 500 company would find problematic to understand/do/use:
- You need to download program from "some" forum instead on last page as soon as you entered/committed your credit card details
- Program you download is called honorbuddy_xx_xx.zip instead setup.exe most people expect
- You need to manually find and unzip program instead just doing next->next->next in setup.exe that your browser automatically started after download
- You need to manually setup honorbuddy and WOW to run as admin instead setup.exe doing it automatically
- You need to manually change WOW to use windowed mode and 32bit version, and DX9 instead setup.exe doing changes for you
- You need to update WOW link on desktop/start menu to start wow directly instead of launcher manually instead of HB setup making change for you
- when selecting bot from list there is no description like "dungeon buddy lets you run 5 man dungeons using bot" or "bgbuddy lets you do PVP battlegrounds using bot"
- there is too many bots/options (currently 12) it would be easier if they are somehow combined grupped, average office worker cant always make so complicated decisions
- I agree builtin profiles are risky but there should atleast be link to page with list of (ranked) profiles near load button
- when something goes wrong, or needs to be updated (if for some reason bot is not able to update itself) user should be able to just again download newer version of honorbuddy setup.exe from same place and setup should detect previous version, and offer to either keep settings, or "clean" install
Off course honorbuddy team does not have as much resources as Microsoft/Apple/unnamed company with over 10k employees i work for as my day job, and it is ok that honorbuddy requires some technical expertise, but it is not ok to insult people just because they are average unlike you or me and need whole day to install something as complicated as honorbuddy. it would be better to try to help them if possible instead, or even better making simple step by step picture, or video manual to do it so that you can link it next time someone has problems/put it in manuals section (this might even exist-video tutorial for install/setup i would not know since i did not need it)