Matthew Rossi

I'm really enjoying Dragonflight now that I've let myself relax and enjoy the characters I have -- the most stressful time for me in any expansion is always the part where I level certain characters to max level.

When patch 10.0.5 goes live later today we'll finally get a much-requested transmog feature: we'll finally be able to transmog white and gray quality items.

Patch 10.0.5 for World of Warcraft's Dragonflight expansion release date is January 24, so it's now live!

Patch 10.0.5 brings us the Trading Post, a new reward system for World of Warcraft on a monthly rotation (the first one begins February 1) that allows you to earn currency by logging on to WoW during a month as well as completing the Battle Pass itself.

One thing I don't like doing in MMOs is leading groups.

I’m writing this less than 24 hours after my eye injections, and while they were much less painful than they usually are — admittedly, I did kind of say just hit me with all the freezing drops you have and the very nice nurse proceeded to treat my eyes like the freezing agent was parmesan and we were at an Olive Garden — I am now experiencing what I call the Itchpocalypse.

 

If you play Dragonflight mostly solo, gearing up a character can be tough, whether you're just finishing your journey to level 70 for the first time, or you're about to gear up your fifth Warrior alt.

So yeah, Tuesday night was my return to raiding on my Night Elf Warrior, after my Lightforged took center stage for a good deal of the expansion so far. Why’d I switch back? No idea. I guess I missed how blissfully upset she can look at a moment’s notice.

I'm on record as having said that Diablo Immortal was a fun game and that it was possible to play it without spending a cent on it, and I stand by those statements.

There's a fair amount of content in World of Warcraft, and the modern game goes to some lengths to keep it at least relatively relevant with "Chromie Time" campaigns.