Matthew Rossi

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.

As of the writing of this post, we don't know anything about 7.1.5 and Warriors.

I will never apologize for loving smashing the heck out of every single thing I can see in Diablo 3.

This doesn't have to be about WoW, mind you, it could be about any Blizzard game, but one of you asked in the Queue the other day why World of Warcraft is the greatest MMORPG ever.

Hey everyone. How’s every little thing?

I’m playing catch up in WoW lately, I’ve been sick and stressed and had a lot of real life stuff that made playing hard. But now I’m working on getting back to it, and that means a lot of World Quests and such. I definitely noticed that chance to WQ’s in 7.1 when I hit 110 on my DK and suddenly, there they were, I didn’t have to go unlock them again. That was pretty cool.

Anyway, here’s the Queue. Since Mitch wrote yesterdays, y’all probably won’t have asked any questions.

Seeing the Darkening of Tristram happening in Diablo 3 makes me wonder if anything like that could ever be done in World of Warcraft.

Seriously, if Argus is patch 7.3, what's next?

During BlizzCon 2016 earlier this month, the question was posed during the World of Warcraft Q&A about whether or not Blizzard was going to make the WoW Token a more widespread form of currency, working for other games and not just WoW.