Warcraft

Shadowlands patch 9.1.5 is very alt-friendly, especially in terms of making unlocks account wide.  Armor upgrade items from Archivist's Codex can be purchased by all characters once one reaches Tier 6 reputation, and the Covenant armor appearances, mounts, and toys can be used by all characters after a character reaches Renown 80 with the Covenant.

World of Warcraft patch 9.1.5 added a lot of nice quality of life features to Shadowlands, from renown catchup to new character customizations to getting around the Maw faster.

The 17th anniversary event for World of Warcraft is currently underway and will continue to be so until early December.

We're in the middle of datamining season for patch 9.2 and I frankly find it a bit oppressive sometimes.

When transmog was introduced to World of Warcraft back in Cataclysm's patch 4.3, we were told that they were going to take it slow and cautiously and keep things restricted to start with.

We know that the Season of Mastery makes some changes to the WoW Classic formula, and those changes are aimed at a faster paced leveling experience and a more challenging feel to raid encounters that players basically blew through when WoW Classic dropped in 2019.

I don't know if it would work, but between Mythic+ dungeons, World Quests, and the way Torghast apes Nephalem Rifts, there's already quite a bit of Diablo 3 in World of Warcraft nowadays.

I hear the phrase "The game respects your time" more and more lately, and it's something I think about a lot.

We've finally gotten our first look at World of Warcraft's patch 9.2: Eternity's End, which is taking us to a brand new world as we chase the Jailer into the realm of the First Ones.

Shadowlands was far from an alt-friendly expansion when it was first released.