Mitch

World of Warcraft, if nothing else, really knows how to deliver raid content.

Today is my (step) dad’s birthday, and next Tuesday is my youngest brother’s birthday. In between those, we’ll be be having a family get-together to celebrate. I won’t lie, I’m looking forward to it. I have nice gifts for both of them, and I’m especially excited to see my brother’s reaction to his. I realize they’re not technically in the same calendar week, but they’re within seven days of each other, so I’m counting it as a birthday week.

But enough about that. It’s Queue time.

One of the hidden-but-not-super-hidden aspects of patch 8.3 was the quest line that ultimately rewards player with a really cool Aqir mount.

When it comes to bosses in World of Warcraft, it's hard to get the feel of the rather ginormous ones down very well.

Guess who’s back, y’all?! It’s me. I’m back. Thanks to Cory for filling in for me last week. I hope you guys didn’t miss me too much. I mean, I hope you missed me a little. But not too much.

Anyhow, who’s ready to Queue?

While Shadowlands may not be changing the status quo as much as previous expansions, there is one aspect of it that's stood out to me from the very moment it was mentioned: Torghast.

World of Warcraft Classic, if nothing else, is a very interesting look at the difference between both boss design and player approach to said design in former and current content.

Let’s hop right into it today, shall we?

I’m sure a few of you out there understand how excited I am for this game, but man… I am so freaking excited for this game. I even managed to snag myself a pre-order of the Special Edition Switch, which… well, that’s very much not my usual M.O. for a console I already own, even if I am able to sell it. March 20 cannot get here faster.

While we wait, though, why not have a Queue?

Warcraft 3: Reforged may not have launched without issue, but one of the genuinely enjoyable surprises it came with was the inclusion of three missions that players of the original Warcraft 3 would likely never have experienced.