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First of all: ignore how you personally feel about Sylvanas Windrunner for a moment.

We're getting ever closer to the launch of Mass Effect Legendary Edition, which was the first time a game's story, characters, and sense of drama came together in such a powerful way that I cried.

I keep thinking about the mounts you can get for the Deluxe Edition of Burning Crusade Classic and how those mounts are basically a cross promotion between WoW and WoW Classic.

I finally did it -- after over four years of putting it off for one reason or another, I collected all the Falcosaur mounts, along with the associated pets and toys you get along the way.

Honestly, the Mythic+ revolution that we saw start in Legion has by and large passed me by.

As I've gotten older -- seriously, so old, ice forms on my north side -- I simply have a hard time devoting the same kind of time to a video game as I used to.

I'm not saying you have to be excited for the coming of Burning Crusade Classic.

Once I heard that Magi: The Gathering was including a Forgotten Realms D&D pack, my first thought was I'd like a sandwich.  I was hungry.

The central question of this post may seem on the surface to be kind of silly, but it isn't -- because every game is different, and so is every person who plays games.

In a recent interview with Preach, Ion Hazzikostas, the Game Director on World of Warcraft, talked about Borrowed Power systems like Azerite Armor, Covenant Powers, and Artifacts that have been a big part of World of Warcraft's last three expansions.