Michael Mitchell

This Queue’s a bit on the long side, so let’s dive right in.

Happy Tuesday, folks! Who’s ready for some good ol’ fashioned Tuesday stuff?

Before I dive into your questions, I have a question for all of you: What song(s) do you know of that have the biggest contrast between sounding upbeat and happy versus lyrics that are sad/existential/totally not what you’d expect from the tune?

I’ll let you ponder that while I do some Queue.

PVP talents aren't exactly new to Battle for Azeroth -- but thanks to War Mode, they're active all the time for those who have opted in and are out in non-instanced content.

By all accounts, Battle for Azeroth is an objectively fantastic expansion.

Please note: This article was originally published April 23, 2018.

In dividing Battle for Azeroth's leveling experience into faction-based continents, Blizzard created an interesting conundrum in how to introduce the expansion's opening raid.

It’s been a little while since I wrote about Fortnite in one of these intros, but it’s about time to do so again. Why? Because a few weeks back, the mysterious crack in the sky disappeared — but it left behind a gift! That gift was the mysterious Cube, which spawned after lightning struck the same area several times over the course of a day or so. When the Cube finally appeared, players noticed it would bounce them away if they touched it, as well as lash out at anyone nearby if attacked.

Then, it started moving.

It’s moved pretty far at this point, and it’s already left behind two runes surrounded areas of low-gravity. Oh, and at one point during the Summer Skirmish, it made everyone float — literally no one had seen that before or expected it (not everyone found it as funny as I did). All in all, the mystery of the Cube and where it’s going is yet another example of Fortnite keeping players intrigued through seemingly small changes that are clearly building toward something big.

Anyhow, I suppose it’s time we talk Blizzard, huh? This is The Queue.

In more than one Mythic+ group I've ran with in the past, there was a running joke that earning a Mythic+ Keystone for a particular dungeon meant we'd immediately delete that Keystone and hope for better luck next week.

One of the most anticipated micro-holidays is back in World of Warcraft for the week, and it's inspiring both transmog addicts and non-addicts to take a shot at earning first place and earn the glory of knowing you look fine as fel.