Mitch

Y’know what’s fun? Sitting down to write The Queue at 3:30 in the morning only to have your internet cut out. Real fun. Anyway, it’s Tuesday Thursday and this is my time to give you all some As.

Let’s Queue.

I've never made a secret out of the fact that I've been playing World of Warcraft since Vanilla.

This month’s Splatfest was Teleportation vs. Time Travel. I was far too busy on Saturday to participate, sadly… which may explain why the wrong side won. That said, this one was tougher than I initially expected.

Why? The fact that time travel is up against teleportation inherently implies that you can ONLY time travel from your current location. Most versions of time travel I’ve seen in sci-fi have allowed people to teleport as they time travel. If you can’t do that, it’s a little less exciting — but it’s still better.

Oh well. Let’s Queue.

Do not read this post or its comments if you don't want spoilers for the Game of Thrones series finale.  It was never going to be easy to end Game of Thrones.

Good morning, everyone.

Let’s Queue.

Man, I don't even know, y'all. Despite last week's episode being panned by pretty much everyone, I found it enjoyable enough in its semi-return to political machinations. But this week's episode? I don't really have any way of defending it.

World of Warcraft is a vast game, both in terms of the scale of the world and the breadth of content it offers.

You heard me. When you see a Lalafell, you punt it.

Please keep this in mind as we Queue.

Tonight's Game of Thrones episode may have followed one of the biggest episodes of the whole series, but that doesn't mean it didn't still have a major impact on the story to come.

Back in classic WoW, there was a bug called "wall-walking" which, well, it was exactly what it sounds like.