Mitch

I don’t really have a good intro this week. But I am grateful that you guys have been supportive of the site and of each other these past few days. We’re living in crazy times — supporting each other goes a long way.

Anyhow, let’s Queue.

Back in -- checks calendar, cries -- way too long ago, I played the heck out of the original Kingdom Hearts.

Man, I knew I missed Splatfests, but I didn’t realize just how much I missed them. It felt great to be back at it, and having it last 48 hours helped to take off some of the pressure of wanting to hit Queen/King. That said, after defecting from my original Ketchup pals who lost the first time around, I was served proper karma by losing yet again. Anyhow, Splatoon 2 is great.

You know what else is great? The Queue.

It's official: We're going to be experiencing one of the few years without a BlizzCon.

If you hate (or even mildly dislike) PVP but love filling your reputation bars, you'd best feast your eye holes on this word candy.

Man, kind of crazy to think it’s been almost 3 years since my first Splatfest-themed Queue, huh? And here we are again, revisiting that fateful Mayo vs. Ketchup battle. I still don’t quite know why it came down to those two choices, and spraying white ink all over the map as Team Mayo is, um… interesting. But I am excited as heck, because I missed Splatfests so much.

The bonus Splatfest kicks off tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. Pacific, and (unlike last time), I’ll be repping Team Mayo. It’s gonna be a good time.

Anyhow, it’s Queue time.

I think y’all know how much I like MUSE. If you don’t, well, I really like MUSE. That’s why, when I found out their lead singer had put out a new solo song, I was very happy. It’s slower, and it’s not necessarily my favorite type of MUSE song, but I still like it. And it hits that “new MUSE song” fix that I pretty much constantly have.

Anyhow, enough of that. We’re in Queuesville. Population: Us.

No, taking part in the burning of Teldrassil does not count.

World of Warcraft has been throwing some buffs at players over the past few weeks, partially as a kind gesture while we're all stuck at home, and partially as a way to make the downtime between now and the 9.0 pre-patch a little more tolerable.

For a long while, World of Warcraft seemed to have no issues completely upending how certain classes played if the developers felt it provided a better overall experience.