Matthew Rossi

If you're a person who reads this site, you probably know about our weekly leveling stream.

I don’t mean I’m sad, I literally mean the blue gear you get as a DK. It looks sweet, it’s pretty awesome stats (competitive with Outland gear) and I’ll likely keep it forever for the mogging. I like it.

So far the DK feels significantly weaker than the monk did, and that’s awesome. The monk dominated low level play. My brewmaster monk absolutely owned every pull. Now, on a level 60 blood DK, I have to actually work to stay alive and I don’t utterly destroy the DPS charts the way the monk did. I know monks aren’t super strong at max level, but up to 55, they’re crazy strong.

I’m happy again. This is me being happy. The death knight seems more fun to play.

Now for the Queue.

One of the debates about Warlords of Draenor comes down to the idea that this expansion, Blizzard has really slowed its communication with its players.

At times I'm leery of Reddit, but when they deliver something amazing, I have to admit it. Such is this thread.

If you're curious about Overwatch, its new hero Soldier: 76, or how the game is developed in general, then today's Reddit AMA about those very topics should be of interest to you.

It's finally here.

I used to live in San Francisco.

Sescheron, the fallen.

Not often, mind you. I generally think that orcs, at best, make some truly awful decisions and trust absolutely the last people you should trust to lead them, and at worst they listen to Gul’dan. The first thing anyone should do upon encountering Gul’dan is to stab him in the stomach several hundred times. The fact that we let him go when we got into Tanaan, that was just… man. I’m positive I should have just started stabbing.

Oh, you’re trapped and they are using you to power the Dark Portal? Well, I can think of a very on point solution to that problem!

Anyway, it’s The Queue. Let’s talk about Blizzard and its games.

What I've seen of the upcoming Warcraft movie from SDCC has me terrified.