Mitch

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.

If you can hear this line in your head, congrats! You’ve run Siege of Boralus too many times.

Anyhow, Queue time!

(This week’s Queue is, sadly, not an all-Kalcheus Queue.)

I currently cannot see my cat because of the quarantine. I mean, it’s technically a family cat that lives with my parents, but I consider him my cat because he loves me so much and also I love him. I’ve visited from a safe distance twice, but I’m pretty sure he’s at least half blind, so he just kind of looked super confused to be outside and didn’t really seem to realize I was there. I can’t wait until I can finally see him again.

But enough about my cat. It’s Queue time.

How’s everyone doing today? It’s been a bit of a crummy week here, but I’m hanging in for now. I’m hoping that Michigan’s weather decides to warm up soon, since we’ve had snow several times within the past week. Warm weather gives me life.

Anyhow, enough of that. Let’s Queue.

Last week's Shadowlands alpha build saw the first iteration of Torghast become available for testing.

I was really good about writing The Queue early last week. This week, not so much. I mean, I’ve been later… but I’m definitely more tired than I’d like to be right now.

So, hey, why not just go ahead and Queue?

In pretty much any story that isn't 100% grounded in reality, there's always a chance a dead character comes back in one form or another.