Warcraft

Ny'alotha is here, and if you're venturing in to the Waking City, it pays to be prepared.

With the release of patch 8.3 and the Ny'alotha raid, we've got another World First race about to start!

It's a thorny path that WoW Classic was set up to walk -- trying to provide players with as faithful an experience as possible, a recreation of what vanilla World of Warcraft was like, while still making it an engaging enough game to hook players in 2020.

As victories go, it's definitely one of those wins that doesn't feel super victorious, but nonetheless what we were told at BlizzCon 2019 is now established in-game: the Kaldorei under Tyrande Whisperwind and her Army of the Black Moon have officially won the Battle for Darkshore.

While it's not necessarily something we're promised in any given expansion, Blizzard adding new zones to World of Warcraft in the middle of an expansion is something we've had since Mists of Pandaria.

The way Corrupted Items are supposed to work, there's an intention that you'll always balance your Corruption against the benefit a specific item or trait will bring you, looking for ways to keep your Corruption low enough that you're not blowing up your raid while you also blow up the monsters.

Guys.

Is it time to admit that WoW Classic, despite being very popular at its launch, can't really do what it set out to do?

World of Warcraft will turn sixteen this year, and in a very real sense, World of Warcraft has been replaced seven times -- it is not at all the same game it was sixteen years ago.

With the new season of Mythic+ upon us, you have an exciting opportunity to burn through all of your cooldowns and die to a brand-new seasonal affix.