Discussion

When I left my progression raiding guild and settled down into my current 'raid when I can get to it' guild, I realized things had changed for me and World of Warcraft. It's not that I love the game any less -- after eleven years I think it's safe to say that WoW and I are officially a thing -- but I just finally lost my taste for what it takes to raid content at the highest level the game offers.

I prefer traveling by ground over flying.

One of the core tenets of multiple Blizzard games is the immersive role that the player assumes within the game.

I'm always surprised at how some things are almost traditions in World of Warcraft, and the most surprising (to me) is the Mage vs. Warlock hate. Even more so than the Alliance/Horde rivalry and that one's pretty weird, if you think about it -- how deep the divide between players of a video game based entirely on what color the background for their faction is, ultimately.

With this week's Heroes announcements, we're seeing Kael'Thas from Warcraft and the Crusader from Diablo 3 joining the Nexus ranks in Heroes of the Storm.

So, I ask you - play any old school Blizzard games? Maybe Blackthorne or Lost Vikings or even The Death and Return of Superman, which was totally a Blizzard game?

Now that you've had the chance to use this addition to the game... are you actually doing so?

In Diablo 3, I love Whirlwind on my Barbarian.

My relationship with World of Warcraft mirrors that of many others, I'd imagine.

The final wing of Hearthstone's Blackrock Mountain Adventure was released last week, so now seems like the perfect time to check in on everyone's progress. Have you swept through all of the bosses and class challenges?