The Queue: A Chicken with Teeth

Yes, they’re making real life Falcosaurs out of chickens.

I’m not sure how this will end but I can hope we’ll end up with rideable giant chicken-dinosaurs, I guess.

This is the Queue. Let’s talk Blizzard games.

First, get all your off spec artifacts to 35 traits.

Second, do the quest chain for the spec in question. For example, I have the Arms and Fury artifact quest chains and I’m working on them. My prot Artifact is at 34 traits so I don’t have that quest yet. That’s pretty much it — go to the Council of Six, they should have a few quests for you.

This got answered in the comments but I figured it’s an evergreen question, there will be someone today who will want this information. All answers are in US currency.

A WoW Token is worth $15 in terms of your Battle.net balance. So, if you buy ten with gold, that’s $150 worth of Hearthstone cards or Heroes of the Storm skins or heroes. The reason this is profitable for Blizzard is became someone spent $20 on that token, so when you spend your in-game gold to buy WoW Tokens, essentially you’re getting $15 worth of balance and Blizzard gets to pocket $5.

When you use a token in game, it prompts you to decide if you want to use it for game time or to apply it to your balance.

Special thanks to Archmage RC and Mistah Jay for answering the question yesterday and providing links to Blizzard’s official thread on the subject.

Yes it does stop. If you have an heirloom that says ‘1-90’ on it, the second you hit 90, you get no further XP boost from it.

There are four world bosses that spawn on the Broken Shore when the Nether Disruptor building is up. They drop ilevel 900 gear, so if you do those bosses, you have a chance for a reasonable drop (especially if you’re not in a current heroic/mythic guild). So it seems like a reasonable tower to build to me.

Blood Elves.

Nothing looks right on Blood Elves. My Belf Warrior looks silly no matter what I do with her. No armor, no weapon looks right and it drives me insane. I’ve deleted two Belf Paladins (both above level 70) because I just… could… not… make… them… work.

Belves are clowns.

I’m enjoying playing a Tauren again, though. Tauren look awesome in anything plate.

The way they’re set up, no class will ever duplicate a quest, but specs that perform the same role can. So there’s only 1 tanking quest because no class has 2 tank specs. But there has to be 2 healing quests because both Holy and Discipline are considered healers, and if there weren’t two then Priests would only get one quest. Since we have Warlocks, Hunters, Rogues and Mages as Pure DPS (meaning that each of these classes have three separate DPS specs) you need at least 3 different DPS quests, and since many classes have at least 2 DPS specs (DK’s, Warriors, Druids, Shaman) having an extra DPS quest makes it easier to differentiate between different DPS specs in the same class. (I know Survival Hunters have the same quest as Arms Warriors, for example, so there’s also an attempt to put Melee with Melee)

It would have been nice if we had 36 separate quests, but I don’t think we’d have seen 7.2 until mid 2018 if they’d tried that.

That’s the Queue for today. I hope everyone has a good week.