Discussion

Blizzard covers a lot of gaming ground amongst its current games — StarCraft has real time strategy covered, World of Warcraft hits the massively multiplayer and of course RPG genres, Diablo is classic hack-n-slash, Heroes of the Storm is a MOBA, and Overwatch is poised to take on first person shooters.

I miss scenarios. I miss them a lot. Introduced in Mists of Pandaria, scenarios were nice little chunks of content that could be run with three people -- and you didn't need to fill any particular roles to complete them.

Diablo Season 3 has begun: are you going to be playing the game through for the latest seasonal rewards?

If all goes well in LFR, I'll be finishing up the collection portion of the Legendary quest chain this week. It's a little different running it on LFR as opposed to regular raiding -- the process doesn't go anywhere near as quickly.

Have you dabbled in the WoW Token exchange? Were you a buyer or a seller? Is 20,000 gold for a token too expensive for you, or totally trivial?

I was really excited that this year's holiday added a new Noblegarden pet to the lineup, the Mystical Spring Bouquet. Any time a new pet is added to a holiday, it's pretty much a given that I will grab at least one of them before the holiday is out.

So much has happened over the ten years we've played World of Warcraft, with the game shifting under our feet. Some things we may have enjoyed are now gone forever, which is just the way time works... usually. But over the years we've made a few friends in the Bronze Dragonflight, and why wouldn't we abuse that friendship for a trip to relive the good old days again?

The World of Warcraft holiday of Noblegarden begins today. To get straight to the point: will you be participating?

I admit, I'm not much good at making gold in World of Warcraft.

Azeroth Armory debuted yesterday, featuring Warcraft weapons created in real life by master blacksmith Tony Swatton.