Discussion

This one's easy.

I've done quite a bit during  my decade-long tenure in World of Warcraft.

I was having a grand time yesterday doing my usual set of garrison errands and jumped into an impromptu conga line courtesy of the recently discovered and ridiculously entertaining Mesmerizing Fruit Hat, when I came to the sudden realization that my rollicking good time was being had with...a bunch of NPCs.

The really fascinating thing (to me, at least) about an alpha or beta test is getting to see iterative changes.

Aside from maining a Warrior I've changed roles, guilds, races, and even factions over the years.

I've been spending a lot of time waiting for my LFG group lately.

It occurred to me the other day that I literally can't go back to the first zone I played in on my main, because in Cataclysm they utterly changed it, changed it so completely that it doesn't even resemble the place I remember.

For once, we aren't talking the nebulous idea of the "class fantasy." Instead, we're going to talk about fantasy as a genre.

I have to start out by saying that I hate addons.

The Legion alpha is in full swing which means we're getting tons of data about this expansion to be.