Matthew Rossi

Sometimes it's the chance to get to play a game that I haven't played in a while with updated graphics that brings me to a remastered game.

In yesterday’s Queue, a hellish vision of evil was presented to us wherein I, and others of my ilk, would have been bound into actually having to participate in Pet Battles. The only way to prevent such a nightmare was to overthrow the tyrant responsible and seize control of the Queue, and I have now done so. Tomorrow we march forward into a bright future where nobody has to know anything about why a little turnip can somehow fight a werewolf and a sparkly dragon and come out victorious.

Pet Battles will always be the best system in WoW entirely because I never, ever have to take part in them.

We know that people who pre-order Diablo 2: Resurrected will get early access to the open beta for the game.

It feels like there's a bit of confusion in the World of Warcraft community about what is and isn't acceptable as feedback or criticism about the game, versus what is or isn't considered a targeted harassment campaign.

Here's a little secret -- I don't do a lot of formal planning for running my D&D games.

I know some people who play WoW or other MMOs with the idea that they should be all about the group -- they pick their main based on what the group needs, they switch mains to suit the group's objectives, it's more important to them to play the role that they see needs playing.

I've already been really excited for the Avatar Legends TTRPG, because both Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra are among my favorite animated series of the past decades, with Korra one of my favorite characters in animation.

It's a start.

I would rip /spit out of the game by the roots.

We've spent a lot of Shadowlands dealing with the Runecarver and getting ourselves legendary items.