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Reputation Gain 2
Reputation Gain 2 will add the needed number of items or kills to get to certain reputation levels with factions to their tooltips. Check the screenshot below to get the idea.
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  • Nov 17 2009 06:38:30
  • r50
  • 3.2.0
  • Bags & Inventory, and Tooltip
  • texke ,incith
  • WowAce.com

Reputation Gain 2 will add the needed number of items or kills to get to certain reputation levels with factions to their tooltips. Check the screenshot below to get the idea.
RepGain2 RepGain2
In the first example, the item is needed for Zandalar Tribe, and only needs 451 more to get to Exalted. The second speaks for itself.

Version r42+:

Please delete your RepGain2 folder within Interface\AddOns\RepGain2 before upgrading to this version as I believe it will help to prevent any possible errors that might arise. Further, RepGain2 now supports Ace3 Localization. As a result of this, some files were moved around, and it would probably be best to start with a fresh version of the AddOn.

Oi, I found a bug/mistake!

Most of the data is based on the reputation calculator at http://www.wowjuju.com, so it's possible some data is missing or wrong. Since I can't test all the factions and if you notice a faction that's missing, or an item/npc that yields wrong reputation, or... the list goes on, feel free to open a ticket at wowace: http://www.wowace.com/projects/repgain2, and I'll look into it. Be sure to check existing tickets though, since these include the factions which need some work.

Features

  • Display the number of needed items in item-tooltips
  • Display the number of needed kills in npc-tooltips
  • Display the current reputation in both tooltips
  • Only display the factions you want to see
  • Support for the Human Diplomacy racial

Supported factions

  • Argent Dawn
  • Bloodsail Buccaneers
  • Brood Of Nozdormu
  • Cenarion Expedition (*)
  • Darkspear Trolls (*)
  • Darnassus (*)
  • Exodar (*)
  • Frostwolf Clan (*)
  • Gelkis Clan Centaur
  • Gnomeregan Exiles (*)
  • Ironforge (*)
  • Knights Of The Ebon Blade (*)
  • League Of Arathor (*)
  • Netherwing (*)
  • Orgrimmar (*)
  • Sha'tari Skyguard (*)
  • Sporeggar (x)
  • Silvermoon (*)
  • Silverwing Sentinels (*)
  • Stormpike Guard (*)
  • Stormwind (*)
  • The Aldor
  • The Mag'har (*)
  • The Scryers
  • Thunder Bluff (*)
  • Timbermaw Hold
  • Tranquillien
  • Undercity (*)
  • The Wyrmrest Accord (*)
  • Zandalar Tribe

(*) Needs some quest or championing to be added, so it's possible there's not a single trace of these factions. Once again, when you notice some info missing or incorrect, and it's not in the todo list below, please open a ticket at http://www.wowace.com/projects/repgain2.
(x) Needs a check from the supervisor :P

Todo

  • Optimize stack info (if you need a stack of 300, info like 'Need 20 more' is not really accurate)
  • Add a bunch of options (show all levels, ...)
  • Add NUMEROUS factions:
    • Defilers
    • Warsong Outriders
    • Booty Bay
    • Everlook
    • Gadgetzan
    • Ratchet
    • Honor Hold
    • Kurenai
    • Ogri'la
    • The Consortium
    • Thrallmar
    • Lower City
    • Shattered Sun Offensive
    • The Sha'tar
    • Alliance Vanguard
    • Argent Crusade
    • Explorer's Leage
    • Frenzyheart Tribe
    • The Frostborn
    • The Hand Of Vengeance
    • Horde Expedition
    • The Kalu'ak
    • The Oracles
    • The Sons Of Hodir
    • The Taunka
    • Valiance Expedition
    • Warsong Offensive
    • Kirin Tor
    • The Silver Covenant
    • The Sunreavers
    • Ashtongue Deathsworn
    • Cenarion Circle
    • Hydraxian Waterlords
    • Scale Of The Sands
    • Darkmoon Faire
    • Keepers Of Time
    • Magram Clan Centaur
    • Ravenholdt
    • Shen'dralar
    • Syndicate
    • Thorium Brotherhood
    • The Violet Eye
    • Wintersaber Trainers
  • Level requirements for some turn-ins
  • Name factions of which you lose rep by killing/handing in
  • Home Faction wool & such?
  • Option to substract/count items already in bag (+ support for alt bags (bagnon, altoholic,...))
  • Add faction quests (dailies & such), full raid & instance clears (tbc & championing) probably in its own frame.

Looking for awesome translators

Please check out the Localization page (http://www.wowace.com/addons/repgain2/localization/) to easily help with translations.

What about Reputation Gain '1'?

This is a follow up to the project "Reputation Gain" by jpiolho. jpiolho's Reputation Gain has been discontinued, so I have asked & recieved permission to continue development for this addon under my name with credit to the original author. It will be a rewrite with some inspiration from the old version.
Thank you jpiolho for this idea and opportunity!

Credits

Original idea & author: jpiolho
Current authors: texke (Jitsuji @ Terenas-H EU) & incith
Thanks to yoshimo for pointing me in the right direction in using NPC & item ID's to ease localization pains.
Thanks to all translators!

 

 

 

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