Warcraft

World of Warcraft still functions on the "expansions supported by patches" model, where we'll receive 2-3 major patches (and some accompanying minor ones in between) throughout the course of an expansion, then pay for a new expansion up front and repeat the cycle all over again.

We'll be journeying to the Dragon Isles, rolling a new Dracthyr Evoker, and enjoying a taste of flight with Dragonriding when the Dragonflight expansion releases on November 28.

I've helped people get all sorts of achievements over the years to get mounts in World of Warcraft.

After an interview back in May where World of Warcraft Game Director Ion Hazzikostas talked loot systems, hinting that Master Loot may make a return.

Blizzard really knows how to hit us with announcements for World of Warcraft Dragonflight — today we received both the expansion release date and the start date for Dragonflight Season 1.

When Wrath of the Lich King originally launched, the phasing mechanic of The Battle for Undercity quest created quite a few bugs.

With World of Warcraft's Dragonflight expansion launching on November 28, we now have details on the dungeons and raids that will be available at launch. Dragonflight includes eight new dungeons, all of which will be available on day one, as well as one raid — Vault of the Incarnates — that will open on December 13.

We still don't have a release date for Dragonflight yet, but I've decided to start getting ready for it.

With Wrath Classic finally here and players doing their best to get to level 70, knowing where to find Northrend's dungeons is a priority for leveling — and for gearing up after you've hit max level.

This may sound kind of weird, but I can't play World of Warcraft with the sound off, and having to set it low so I can hear someone talking on Discord or what have you is extremely painful for me.