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While WoW is at its between times in terms of content, that lull after the last major patch and the beginning of the next expansion's festivities, I've been doing what I typically do: turn to other games and play through the massive collection I've acquired.

It's graduation season.

A recent thread on the WoW forums suggests that the game has gotten less social over the years...

When you think about it, World of Warcraft doesn't actually have a whole lot of content in it that can't be obtained in that nebulous period of time often referred to as "someday." Technically speaking, this is even more true this week than it was last week, as Blizzard recently announced the +15 Challenge Mode appearances for Artifacts would not be limited to Legion after all.

I'm a headmistress now -- who knew all you had to do for a promotion was beat someone up?

Legion felt to me like a watershed moment for World of Warcraft.

Yesterday, it was announced that Activision-Blizzard would be partnering with LEGO to release Overwatch LEGO sets.

World of Warcraft has had a wide variety of legendary items to acquire since way back in Molten Core.

There's a common behavior in RPGs: players have a habit of holding onto useful items until they absolutely need them, and when that time comes, they don't know it and still don't use those items.

Yesterday, Treyarch announced that their upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 was going to be available on PCs exclusively via Blizzard Battle.net.