Discussion

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?

With all the discussion and debate among the community about the removal of flight from future World of Warcraft content, it occurs to me that this also marks an opportunity for us to reflect on features that have been introduced to the game over the course of various expansions.

I have to say, one of the things that's always frustrated me about Warcraft's lore is that some parts of it simply can't be found in the game — even when those events have a pretty big impact on the game's continuity.

A few days ago, I found myself discussing my position at Blizzard Watch with an older relative.

The past week has seen some fairly controversial decisions about the future of flying in WoW announced by Blizzard.

At this stage in Warlords of Draenor, it’s no secret that garrisons generate enormous amounts of gold for their players.

We're starting to get a picture of how the various characters in Overwatch will play in combat.  Sure, we knew the character abilities before, but each of the gameplay previews shows those abilities in action rather than just in the abstract.  It's one thing to be told how McCree or Mercy will act in a match and what their weapons can do, but it's quite another to see them actually taking sides in battle and working with and against the other characters.