The Queue: Please, CMS gods, allow this Queue to live.
@MatthewWRossi
I wrote a Queue last week and it just vanished. I intended to use this picture of Doom Guy and Isabelle from Animal Crossing and I don’t remember why anymore. But here it is.
Please let this Queue survive the fickle whims of the CMS, dreadful ones.
Dugga Do or There is always a twist at the end? Which song is better? What music with Lyrics do you wish was in a game, and which game?
Well, I just fell into the vortex that is songs related to Doctor Who so thanks for that, Mementh. I think I prefer There is always a twist at the end simply for being something that doesn’t make me want to punch the universe until it retcons itself and erases the song from existence.
Thankfully I have the Doom: The Dark Ages soundtrack to soothe my wounded heart.
As for music with lyrics I’d like to be in a game and which game, there are a lot of potential winners here, but I’m going to go with Just One Fix by Ministry and the game should be vampire related. Bloodlines 2, perhaps?
I’ve made it VERY clear I don’t care for the Undermine. Has the Undermine been ok for you? Has it missed the mark? What’s been the best post-launch zone for you, and why?
It’s been okay for me but honestly I just poke at it in between Diablo 4 jags, Diablo 3 Season characters, and a plethora of other games like Doom: TDA, Rogue Trader, and lately dipping back into the Fallout 4 addiction for building complex settlements. I think Undermine has done what it was designed to do, but no content is going to be everyone’s cup of tea and I’m pretty okay knowing that what’s coming next is going to be more my speed.
As for my own personal best post launch zone (assuming you mean across the entire history of WoW here) it’s Argus. I loved Argus. I still love Argus.
tailored for rossi: what’s the greatest dinosaur on azeroth
I mean, really this is the wrong question to ask. I find it a trifle reductionist to pick any Dinosaur in World of Warcraft as being the ‘greatest’ because they’re all awesome in their own right and there’s lots of interesting discussions of their amazing qualities but it’s Oondasta.
Going off the topic of today’s episode talking about pop culture characters that are paladins. What pop culture characters would be the other D&D classes?
I was going to do a list of each class with a few examples, but I was at Cleric and it was already ridiculously long. So I’ll just say that Superman could be a Barbarian or a Monk, depending on how you want to build him.
Okay, that’s the Queue for today, I hope. We’ll see what happens, but I’m hoping.
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