Mitch

When patch 8.1.5 hit World of Warcraft last week, we were treated to a surprise cinematic involving the a secret meeting between Baine and Jaina -- and one which involved the fate of Derek Proudmoore.

This month’s Splatfest was Knights versus Wizards, and (probably not surprisingly) I went with Team Wizard. While the “popularity” portion of this one was a total blowout (62%), the Normal and Pro win categories were probably the closest I’ve ever seen them be in a Splatfest. Normal wins put Wizards solidly at 50.27%, while Pro wins actually had them lose with 49.70% of all wins.

Regardless, that Normal win percentage was all it took to put them on top for the overall results — exactly as it should have been. Good job, Wizards.

Now, let’s Queue.

I know I told you all that I’d be writing yesterday’s Queue — and that was the plan! I promise! — but I must tell you… that was not me. That was Jovan pretending to be Rossi pretending to be me. Don’t worry, though, I am the real me today.

Or, I guess worry if you hate me. Either way…

Let’s Queue.

For one reason or another, I've been on a real Competitive Overwatch kick lately.

All right, let’s see if The Queue behaves this week. Let’s also see if I can’t finish this the night before it actually goes live. Frankly, I have to, because I’m not going to be at my PC for a couple hours before it goes live. Is anything important happening today? Who cares!

Let’s Queue.

Well if it isn’t Tuesday again. Time to finish writing a thing I started 12 hours ago!

Let’s Queue.

Update: This was originally published just for our supporters, but now it's available for everyone.

After a relatively surprising announcement last night, Jean-Baptiste Augustin is now officially on the Overwatch PTR.

Happy Tuesday, folks! I hope your Monday was less exhausting than mine was. It wasn’t bad, mind you — just exhausting.

Anyhow, y’all were full of questions, so let’s say we Queue?

Some mad geniuses designed a way to turn peaceful farming simulator, Stardew Valley, into a competitive esport -- and those mad geniuses also found a way to involve a $35,000 prize pool.