Matthew Rossi

While talking during the leveling stream this week, we were discussing our plans for Legion launch day and Mitch said he was planning to go full 'gremlin D.Va' and just play until he was level 110.

So, I knew the whole Invasions as leveling tool experience had been radically improved by a recent hotfix — I’d leveled two characters in their 90’s with it, including my long abandoned Paladin. But upon getting him to 100 I decided to see how useful it was for a low level toon, my level 23 Warrior. So, this Monday, I took her to the Westfall one since she could get to it pretty easily.

Long story short, she’s now level 64. And I didn’t log on every two hours to hit all the Invasions, nor did I log out at an inn to reset a zone to stage 1 (although I was advised to do so on Twitter and I find that fascinating). This is just from hitting as many invasions as I could reasonably reach, with a last minute assist from my wife on her Sandstone Drake to get to some of the elites in Azshara. That one popped me up six levels by itself.

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One of the complaints I and others aimed at Warlords of Draenor was that there was little of a narrative sense of anything being at stake on Draenor.

I'm having fun.

Sometimes it feels like the new class gets the best version of a spell or ability or talent.

You want a Queue that’s excited about Karazhan? Yesterday’s Queue is for you. But I’m afraid I’m just not all that excited about it.

Look, I ran that raid over and over and over again for the entirety of TBC. I ran it when it was the guild-killer. I ran it when they introduced Badges to raids and it was the most efficient way to gear up your newest raid members. I ran it when people wanted the mount. I ran it and I ran it and now? Now I just don’t care.

Sorry. I know y’all love Karazhan. I don’t want to take that away from you. It’s a very pretty raid from an art and music perspective.

So I've been running Invasions like mad and I have a problem with  how Nethershards work.

We're all excited for Legion and the mass of new content it brings, and some of that content comes in the form of Artifacts such as Strom'kar the Warbreaker.

Starcraft II is set to introduce some changes to how Legacy of the Void multiplayer works.

So, uh, yeah, I may have totally forgotten I had to write the Queue today. It’s been a week, let’s just leave it at that, okay?

This is that Queue I just remembered I’m supposed to write. Let’s talk about Blizzard games.