Matthew Rossi

We've talked about the fall of the Keepers over the past few weeks and now comes the conclusion.

World of Warcraft is twelve years old this year.

I was very sad when it was announced that the Overwatch graphic novel was canceled.

Man, Black Friday is just fun to type and say. I’m not a huge fan of runaway consumerism, but when I read the phrase Black Friday I imagine something far more portentous than what we actually get — it sounds like the day the first Space Needle gets destroyed by Martian Separatists or the arrival of the Taklarsaza flesh looms.

Instead, it’s the day people can and will beat you unconscious over who gets that Bratz doll.

Anyway, it’s the Queue. Here we are now.

In my experience playing WoW really suffers over the holidays.

This is mostly for our American friends.

It's probably not a surprise that I generally read the quest text.

Y’all talked a lot about free will and predestination and forced corruption in the Warcraft cosmology yesterday. I ended up exercising my free will and am not talking about it at all in this Tuesday’s Queue.

I will say that one of the things I liked about Warcraft III is that Arthas damns himself. Every step of the way, he makes choices, and they lead him step by step to his ultimate fate. Even taking up Frostmourne is a choice he made after being repeatedly warned not to do it. To my mind that’s a lot more interesting than getting shot with a magic red dart that might be a Tear of Elune and turning bad just because.

At present, World of Warcraft requires you to buy the game (usually in a deal where you get most of the expansions) as well as the most current expansion in order to play the most up to date content.

Coming into Legion from Warlords of Draenor I sometimes feel overwhelmed.