Discussion

Last night's Blizzard Watch podcast had some interesting discussion about world events, and it reminded me of something I'd completely forgotten about -- the elemental invasions. No, not the ones we experienced just before Cataclysm roared into existence, I'm talking about the old world elemental invasions that were added back in patch 1.4.0.

Microtransactions are big in gaming right now — and in Blizzard games, some of those "micro" transactions don't seem so micro.

Sometimes, you've just got to take a break.

If just one character from Overwatch got its own comic book series, who should it be? Why?

As a game that has existed for over a decade, World of Warcraft has seen a number of graphical improvements to the original models of various monsters, NPCs and, as of Warlords of Draenor, even to character models that constitute the various races players can choose to play as.

Much like I feel daily quests were unfairly poo-pooed in Mists of Pandaria -- ignoring the root of the problem and laying blame at the feet of what one saw on the surface -- I think the Command Table in Warlords of Draenor is getting a bad rap.

Let's say the Heroes of the Storm developers have gone mad and have decided to add your personal World of Warcraft main character into Heroes. What abilities would your character have?

If there’s one thing that’s fairly undeniable, it’s that World of Warcraft has made great strides over the years to make itself more accessible to a largely casual playerbase.

In Warlords of Draenor, gathering professions have never been easier.

Would you pay to play on a WoW server that only had the Vanilla version of the game running?