I will say that these plugins are 100% worth buying for several reasons.
- No set up required. I am sooo tired of updating my KA profiles, and if I make new characters or make new classes, I literally spend several hours doing .ini tweaks, and if you level up and get new spells/skills, you're spending more time updating, making sure you didn't forget something. You're updating your spell sets in game, DPS/Heal/etc sections in the .ini, etc. It's relentless. Running something like MQ2Rogue means you don't need to include in the DPS, AE and Burn sections, all of the discs & abilities, deciding which ones should be burns, etc. This is pretty much all figured out for you, and all you have to do is add clicky items to various scenarios. If you want to shoot the magical bunny out whenever it's ready or anytime you are burning a named, it's a 3-second setup.
- MQ2___ Plugins are extremely fast. I literally have problems with my MQ2Monk pulling and my tank is using KissAssist, because the monk is off pulling another mob when the corpse of the previous mob is still falling to the floor. KA has slow delays, and my KA toons end up out of position if my monk is pulling. One day all classes will be available within the CWTN MQ2 class ecosphere. My Rogue and Monk are lightning quick to respond to changes in roles, melee on mobs, and they STFU when they are invis and don't go trying to buff while we're moving across a zone. My KA toons will literally wipe my group if I don't pause the macro before I invis up and move across a zone.
- Plugin. These are plugins, not macros. THAT MEANS you can use a macro while using these plugins. For example, on my MQ2___ characters, I am constantly running Overseer Automation while in combat. I mean, I don't even pay attention to my melee guys. I flip over to them to greed on some loot so my main's bags don't get filled, or if they end up in a different /pickz as everyone else because EverQuest is stupid. They're basically badass mercs.
I loaded up a level 1 monk and took them through the tutorial. Using MQ2Monk, I plowed the hell out of kobolds without having to think about creating a kissassist profile, set it up, etc. I probably bug the hell out of @Sic with the amount questions I have on the various MQ2 class plugins, but once you get the first one and learn how it works, the others aren't a whole lot different in how they function.
@ChatWithThisName and Sic are also constantly updating their plugins. Taking user requests for small improvements (like adding a Disarm toggle, which I would never find useful, but totally makes sense on a new TLP server), adding the User Interface windows, etc. Lifetime licenses are amazing, and they're here to support your dreams, whatever they are.