Matthew Rossi

Look, it's positivity!

If you're looking forward to the Sanctum of Domination raid you probably already know the release schedule: Normal/Heroic open on July 6, while Mythic and LFR Wing 1 open on July 13.

I have the Grand Expedition Yak.

I remember when I decided to start my first Dungeons and Dragons game as a DM, and found about a month into it that I'd accidentally created my own campaign world.

We know that Torghast will be changed in patch 9.1 to feel less horrible if you spend two hours in there and can't kill the boss with no way to complete your Soul Ash farming other than starting over.

Fantasy as a genre, especially fantasy gaming -- whether it be tabletop or computer -- is dominated by a tradition derived from Tolkien, a sort of mashup of various European sources.

Okay, so this is going to sound strange, as I've been saying that I really wanted patch 9.1 to come out, but I am not ready for patch 9.1 to be end of June.

I don’t really know why, but for whatever reason my preferred Cyberpunk 2077 build is focused around pistols and quickhacks. It’s similar to this build that focused on blades and quickhacks, but trading out blades for pistols, and it’s heavily reliant on the Comrade’s Hammer one-shot pistol that does ridiculous amounts of damage because it fires one big grenade instead of four normal bullets. It’s slow to reload, but that’s fine, because I use the reload time to use some quickhacks like Contagion or Breach Protocol to damage and debuff my opponents.

Anyway, I wish World of Warcraft would introduce pistols and let Hunters dual-wield them.

We've already seen author Christie Golden's defining take on Sylvanas Windrunner in books like War Crimes and Before the Storm, and now we're finally going to see her get to do a definitive novel about the character, as the official World of Warcraft site announces that she's authored Sylvanas, a new novel focusing on the role Sylvanas plays in Shadowlands and the history of the character.

I was thinking about the things you currently do to progress your character once you hit level 60 in Shadowlands, and it's kind of a lot.