Discussion

I haven't been back to Un'Goro since Cataclysm, and I only went there the one time then just to see how it had changed.

One of the things I love most in World of Warcraft is the pet battle system...

Between Garrison Followers, especially the bodyguards you can give yourself, and the coming system in Legion that expands upon it, I find myself wondering why World of Warcraft hasn't embraced Diablo 3's system and let you have permanent companions.

While I'm on the record as thinking the Garrison Mine and Herb Gardens ended up separating players from the world, the more I think about it the more I realize that I hate Mining, Skinning, and Herbalism.

One of the reasons I had to semi-retire from raiding (I still go from time to time, I've even raided Hellfire Citadel Heroic) is because spell effects have gotten to the point where they give me massive headaches.

I had a surprise waiting for me when I logged on yesterday to do the usual round of follower do-si-do when I noticed that one of the missions I had in the pile was to go fetch...a puppy.

For the past several years it's felt to me that World of Warcraft didn't want me to PVP.

My Christmas presents this year were pretty much all books -- which is exactly what I wanted -- surrounding various video game series I've been enjoying playing.

It's one of those phrases we use a lot -- "X breaks my immersion." I'm guilty of trucking that one out quite often, especially when talking about game mechanics in World of Warcraft.

I have to admit, the twilight of Warlords of Draenor doesn't do much to excite me.