[Sharlikran]

I dislike mods that redirect Lua errors so they don't annoy users. There are only two Lua errors I won't fix in MM. One is because the MM window is open prior to initializing everything and the other is when there is a corrupt record and I'm not about to make instructions on how to find the needle in the haystack.

Otherwise unless an author knows what Lua errors users should expect they need to be corrected. To me it's like driving down the road with your car on fire and then redirecting the audible sound telling you to get out before your car explodes to make it silent so you don't have to listen to it over and over and over. If the car drives while on fire it's fine right? I can't think of a better analogy to illustrate the proper emphasis that errors are important.

I just can't think of any reasonable or valid reason to ignore an Lua error using BugCatcher or No, thank you or anything else.