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Thottbot was a website created by Bill "Aftathott" Dyess and originally launched in 2001 as a news aggregator for various online role-playing games . In August 2004, the site was re-written into a searchable database exclusively for the MMORPG World of Warcraft , as well as a plug-in that could be used in the game itself to gather additional data. [2] The website was discontinued on November 30, 2010 when its parent company, ZAM Network (now Fanbyte), merged it with its similar database website Wowhead .
Since the launch of World of Warcraft Classic , Thottbot is now redirected to the Classic version of Wowhead, with a "Thottbot theme" available. [3]
The original Thottbot was a news aggregator created by Bill "Aftathott" Dyess, founder of the EverQuest guild "Afterlife", in March 2001. Its purpose was to comb various video game websites for news and information on a number of MMORPGs with a focus on EverQuest , and later grew to include other games such as PlanetSide , Meridian 59 , Dark Age of Camelot , and World of Warcraft . [4] In August 2004, Thottbot was re-written to become a searchable database that focused exclusively on World of Warcraft three months prior to the game's retail release. Thottbot would also become affiliated with Cosmos, a popular collection of user-interface modifications .
The associated World of Warcraft plug-in, which is programmed in the Lua programming language, [5] collected information while a person is playing the game. Users could then upload the information to the website's database. The information on the website only came from players using the plug-in and who took the time to upload the data. Information contained on Thottbot included descriptions of items, weapons and armor pieces which web users could browse and search. Users could also create a profile, so others could search and view different players. This required the user to run the plug-in, and since not every player had the plug-in, not every player was represented on the database.
Thottbot owner ZAM Network acquired the World of Warcraft database Wowhead in June 2007 for $1 million. [6] [7] [8] [9] The website was discontinued on November 30, 2010. The website's URL now simply redirects the reader to Wowhead. [10] For a time, some pages of Thottbot were still able to be accessed through Wowhead, but on November 16, 2016, the Thottbot site was completely discontinued, and all Thottbot URLs began to forward to their equivalent pages on Wowhead.
Simon Carless of Gamasutra described Thottbot as a "major item listing site". [11] As of March 9, 2008, web traffic company Alexa reported that Thottbot.com was the 250th most visited site on the internet. [12]
During the 2006 Austin Game Conference, World of Warcraft lead designer Rob Pardo spoke of the hardcore market and casual market for World of Warcraft , saying "The people that don't go to ThottBot are the casual players, and they're the ones you need to hold the hand of." [13] A January 2007 article in the Detroit Free Press named the site as a good place to find jewelcrafting designs discovered during the beta test of World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade . [14]
March 31, 2001 ; 21 years ago ( 2001-03-31 ) [1]
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^ Kris Graft 2007-06-25. Thottbot Owner Acquires Wowhead . Next Generation . Retrieved on 2008-03-09.
^ Nick Farrell 2007-06-25. WOW fansite sold to ad outfit . The Inquirer . Retrieved on 2008-03-09.
^ N. Evan Van Zelfden 2007-06-07. Q&A: Affinity's Maffei Talks IGE Sale, MMO Media Future . Gamasutra . Retrieved on 2008-03-10.
^ Thottbot Merged with Wowhead Framework By TheOnyx on 11/30/2010 at 1:12 PM Pacific
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Thottbot is a website and was an addon which automatically saved data from the game — like monster drops, weapon stats, monster spawn locations, and character profile data. The collected data was later uploaded to the website of the same name, Thottbot.com , either automatically or manually. The uploaded data available on the site is used for many applications such as finding NPCs that you need to complete a certain quest, items that you might have to retrieve, or even the drop rate of items from different monsters. Thottbot is owned by ZAM Network .
The original Thottbot was a news aggregator created by Aftathott, founder of the Everquest guild "Afterlife." Its purpose was to comb various video game websites for news and information on a number of MMORPGs with a focus on Everquest. Though the primary site is now used for the World of Warcraft database, the news aggregator still exists as a sister site. Thottbot is also affiliated with Cosmos, a popular collection of user-interface modifications.
Thottbot owner ZAM Network acquired the World of Warcraft database Wowhead in June 2007 according to Next Generation magazine. [1] The Inquirer noted that Affinity Media, parent company of Thottbot and Allakhazam, bought Wowhead for $1 million, giving them ownership of all three major World of Warcraft databases. [2] Affinity Media was the previous parent company of IGE, which generated revenue from selling World of Warcraft gold, but Affinity Media later severed ties with IGE. [3]
Thottbot has seen a steady decline in traffic since 2009 or earlier, probably due to the ascendancy of Wowhead.
In late November 2010, ZAM Network largely merged the database backend of Thottbot with Wowhead and removed many previous features of Thottbot. [4] This made Thottbot more of a skin on top of Wowhead rather than a separate site.
These may no longer work with the recent Wowhead backend changeover.
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Posted 2010/11/30 at 3:12 PM by TheOnyx
Thottbot will load its database information from Wowhead's database.
Thottbot will load its comment, screenshot, and video information from Wowhead's database.
Thottbot's blogs and forum have been closed. We will be setting up a Thottbot-specific forum on Wowhead for discussion specific to that site.
Thottbot user accounts are being deactivated. Unfortunately most of the accounts on Thottbot had no email addresses associated with them and Wowhead's technology requires an email address to register an account.
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