Discussion

Look, no two players are ever going to agree about grind in MMOs.

I was looking at the nominations for The Game Awards this year and thinking about how good I thought Horizon Forbidden West was, and about how it was released in the same year as God of War Ragnarok and Elden Ring so it's probably not going to win.

Sometimes you can blink and miss something pretty important.

Dragonflight has had a lot of surprising moments so far, but in terms of most surprising, it's a toss up between some, well, two pretty big spoiler-y moments and the fluffy Tibetan Mastiff-like dragon-puppies that the Centaurs have.

Video games impact people differently and provide more than just entertainment to players -- they give us a space to form social or emotional connections, memories, and attachment.

When I roamed the Azure Span for the first time during the Dragonflight beta I had some issues with Dragonriding.

World of Warcraft's newest expansion, Dragonflight, has been live for over sixty hours now and I'm not at maximum level yet.

Having finally managed to get logged in and play some Dragonflight, one of my favorite things in the expansion so far is all the dialogue available while talking to NPCs, whether they be major figures like Wrathion or Alexstrasza or minor figures like the inn keeper at the embassy who will, if asked, explain to you why there are so many ruined buildings there.

The latest World of Warcraft expansion, the reasonably long-awaited Dragonflight, is now live.

The clock is counting down and the release of Dragonflight is near!