WoW

One of the things that's evolved over time in World of Warcraft, and is going to evolve more in The War Within, is that you can make choices about what you get up to in the game.

A game like World of Warcraft can easily dominate one's playing time, and a large part of its audience has it as their primary game -- or even as their only game.

The Amirdrassil Race to World First is almost over -- both Liquid and Echo have killed Tindral Sageswift to put themselves at Fyrakk's doorstep.

Player housing is a popular topic — we can't go a week without someone bringing it up — and it's also one of the few remaining icons of the players want this checklist, alongside the Dance Studio and dual-wielding pistols for Hunters.

Today is reset day for the North American WoW servers, and barring a last minute defeat of Tindral Sageswift and a vastly undertuned final encounter in Amirdrassil it looks like Mythic difficulty Fyrakk will survive the first week of Dragonflight Season 3.

We're trucking along with patch 10.2 and the Defenders of the Dream storyline.

We're halfway through our first week of the Race to World First and Team Liquid has surged to the lead with a World First Smolderon kill!

World of Warcraft is 19 years old and for the next three weeks players will want to visit the Caverns of Time to celebrate it in-game.

The Race to World First for Amirdrassil is underway, and after two days of watching guilds do Heroic splits we have some raid progress!

Why do we still play games like World of Warcraft?