Matthew Rossi
After a disappointing launch, Blizzard is offering refunds for Warcraft 3: Reforged
Despite Blizzard's reputation for publishing polished products — and Warcraft 3 Reforged's release delay — the game has hasn't been well received.
How do you feel about Ny’alotha LFR?
The first wing of Ny'alotha on LFR difficulty dropped this week in World of Warcraft, and its difficulty range is pretty wide.
Diablo 3 Greater Rift cap will stay at 150 as developers focus on playstyle variety
Outside of BlizzCon, it's rare to get details on Blizzard's design process, but the Diablo 3 team just posted an interesting breakdown of how they balance classes.
The Queue: Extravagant
It’s all just a bit much, Ny’alotha. I mean, it doesn’t even exist, it’s a vision or an alternate reality or N’Zoth’s dream for the future in the present and I really just feel like the whole enterprise is trying too hard. Old Gods just don’t know when to take it down a notch.
What transmog do you only use for special occasions?
Okay, so this is in part written to again celebrate that I got my shoulders.
Did changes to WoW Classic’s Alterac Valley open the floodgates for more?
It's a thorny path that WoW Classic was set up to walk -- trying to provide players with as faithful an experience as possible, a recreation of what vanilla World of Warcraft was like, while still making it an engaging enough game to hook players in 2020.
New quest and in-game cinematic reveal Night Elf victory at Darkshore
As victories go, it's definitely one of those wins that doesn't feel super victorious, but nonetheless what we were told at BlizzCon 2019 is now established in-game: the Kaldorei under Tyrande Whisperwind and her Army of the Black Moon have officially won the Battle for Darkshore.
How to deal with a missing player in your D&D game
Somebody having to step away from a recurring session of Dungeons and Dragons is something every party will have to contend with eventually.
Blizzard hotfixes Infinite Stars and other Corrupted Item traits to bring their damage down
The way Corrupted Items are supposed to work, there's an intention that you'll always balance your Corruption against the benefit a specific item or trait will bring you, looking for ways to keep your Corruption low enough that you're not blowing up your raid while you also blow up the monsters.
What do you do after you accomplish your goals?
Guys.
