Matthew Rossi

I think it was Scott Leyes who said it a Queue or two ago, but man, now that I have a couple of Lightforged I’m leveling I’m very disappointed in my lack of chest armor that shows off these tattoos. I mean, I went and got myself pretty significant Light tats and I can’t show them. You can barely see them in the Warleader’s armor set I’ve got on there. I’ve also tried it in the Exalted set, it’s not much better really. And since my two Lightforged are male, it’s even worse — sets that are like bikinis on women, like the Jade set, are just giant BP’s on dudes and that’s not fair. I need to show this beef off.

Anyway, here’s the Queue. I’m a grown man worrying that I can’t dress my video game character skimpily enough. Keep in mind I need pieces at or below level 60, these guys aren’t into BC/Wrath era content yet.

The Tauren, or Shu'halo, are but one branch of an ancient lineage that spans millennia.

For me, being able to control my character's look is close to all important when I'm playing World of Warcraft, especially when I'm leveling one of my new alts.

Do we need First Aid anymore?

We talked about what has been datamined for Hunter Pets in Battle for Azeroth the other day, but now, Blizzard has clearly laid out their goals going into the next expansion.

Season 13 of Diablo 3 is on the way, and the folks at Blizzard want you to know what it entails.

Things have gotten a little strange while leveling.

Before we get rolling, the standard caveats: this is all datamined information from the folks at Wowhead, nothing is set in stone, nothing is live yet.

The Battle for Azeroth alpha has significantly reworked how Hunter pets function.

The Battle for Azeroth alpha has been around for a little under a week, but that hasn't stopped me from taking the expansion's approach to Warriors for a spin.