The Queue
The Queue: Sleepy writer is sleepy
It is another bright and beautiful morning here at the Queue… or at least that’s what I’m telling myself in hopes it will make me less sleepy.
/puts on sunglasses and sips coffee
Yep, a bright and beautiful morning. Definitely. But sleepy or not, there are Queue questions to answer, so myself and my co-conspirator Mitch will dive in right in to today’s Q&A.
Warning: There are some Legion spoilers in this post, so please avoid it if you’d rather to be surprised.
The Queue: I want this
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The Queue: Breaking War
I’m not entirely sure how one breaks war with a gigantic sword. I’m pretty sure gigantic swords are how one fights a war. Well, at least until you have laser guided smart bombs or whatever. But the point stands.
This is the Queue. We take your questions and do our best to give you answers. I’m listening to Outro by M83, I admit I first heard it in the Paragon trailer from Epic Games.
The Queue: The demon in the pigskin
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The Queue: Superb Owl Sunday
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The Vault of the Wardens has a lot of owls in it. So many. This is the 50th Superb Owl I found, and is thus far more superb than any previous owl. I totally counted, I swear. …let’s just get to your questions, shall we?
The Queue: It’s all in the chin
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I pretty much love the new dragon models introduced in Legion and I want every color variation that exists. I don’t know how you get them, since we can’t even get to max level at this point in alpha testing, but I want them anyway. Look at those wings. Look at that tail. Look at that chin — I feel like Deathwing maybe wasn’t just about reinforcing his lower jaw when he had that giant metal monstrosity crafted, he was just trying to channel his inner storm drake.
The Queue: Hiraeth
Hiraeth is a hard word to define, and I’m not a native Welsh speaker by any stretch, so it’s just a thing I feel from time to time. It’s similar to saudade, the Portuguese word — both are often described as a kind of melancholic longing for something one loves that is in some way gone or unattainable, be it through death, having lost contact with it, or perhaps through realizing that it never was in the first place.
It’s February and March is fast approaching, and I’m reminded of Thomas Wolfe. “O lost, and by the wind grieved, ghost, come back again.” But of course it can’t, and so it won’t — the past is the only place it exists. All we can do is remember.
Yeah, I’m feeling cheerful tonight. This is the Queue. Let’s talk about Blizzard games.
“You’re perfect yes, it’s true/ But without me, you’re only you.”
Oh, and there may be spoilers for Legion in this Queue. Fair warning.
The Queue: Just you wait
The day after a birthday is the worst. The presents have been opened and no new surprises await you. You feel awful because you ate way too much cake and ice cream — and worse, today will be a boring cake-free day. Ugh!
Well, we’ll have to persevere anyway. Today I am answering questions with my co-conspirator Mitch, who is definitely not quietly planning a major regime change.
The Queue: It’s 4 a.m. again
Welcome back to The Queue, our daily Q&A feature for all of Blizzard’s games! Have a question for the Blizzard Watch staff? Leave it in the comments!
Hey, remember Monday’s Queue? See, the thing was, there was supposed to be a joke, right? Because I wrote the first half, but then Rossi would dramatically sweep in and steal it away from me. Whoa, Rossi from out of nowhere! But the byline changed before it was published, so then everything appeared to be written by him, so it ended up being Rossi interrupting Rossi, and … you know what, forget the whole thing. Let’s answer some questions on this day, the day of our birth.
The Queue: It’s 4 a.m.
Actually, as I write this, it’s quarter past four in Edmonton.
This is the Queue. I’m Matthew Rossi, your host. I’m listening to How Will I Laugh Tomorrow by Suicidal Tendencies. Basically my anthem for a solid ten years there. Let’s get some questions answered and some answers questioned.



