Discussion

For a long while before Shadowlands released, there was an ever-growing concern that Covenants would be too hard to balance -- an understandable concern, given how some Covenant abilities were shaping up during beta.

The holidays can be a tough time to get in a little extra gaming.

Right now, we're in the thick of the hunt for World First in Castle Nathria -- by the time you read this, we may even have a winner.

Shadowlands has seen some things stay the same, like raids and Mythic+.

Shadowlands (the expansion) gave us only a small handful of different afterlives to experience -- in very broad terms, we have Bastion for noble folk, Maldraxxus for soldiers and fighters, Ardenweald for the nature lovers among us, and Revendreth for the just-barely-good-enough baddies who need to atone for what they did in life.

We've seen World of Warcraft hang on as the top dog of MMOs over the years, weathering challenges from all kinds of other games.

We are seeing more and more information about Diablo 4 and that has me really starting to think about what kind of game it's going to be.

With Castle Nathria now open on Mythic difficulty and the World First race in full swing, many of us have started thinking about what the next patch has in store and even predicting its release date.

In Shadowlands, there were aspects I was looking forward to, and aspects I was not.

One problem I have with Shadowlands is that there's a lot to do at max level, and it's kind of daunting.