Warcraft

I've been thinking a lot about the story reveals in patch 9.2 and all of the tantalizing bits of narrative we're getting from dataminers.

I cannot play a ranged caster class in almost any game.

I love having more options when playing a game, and yet, I often find the options a bit too much.

Shadowlands heads towards its denouement, as does the current story arc, which started with Legion, five-and-a-half years ago.

If you've been running content from Shadowlands patch 9.1, specifically the Sanctum of Domination raid, then you're probably familiar with Shards of Domination are, and since it's tied so closely to patch 9.1, it doesn't come as a huge surprise that we bid them adieu in patch 9.2.

It's fair to say I have played the various games of the Mass Effect series multiple times.

I've said before that World of Warcraft should steal more ideas from the Diablo franchise, and the WoW Classic Season of Mastery has done exactly that, introducing the Soul of Iron buff/Tarnished Soul debuff system to make Hardcore play possible.

In online games with a multitude of players, one great feature is to meet other people in an open discussion, talk about the game you are playing, and learn from one another.

The PTR for The Burning Crusade Classic has been out since December.

With the release of Endwalker last month I've been playing a lot of Final Fantasy XIV, and one of the activities I've devoted more time to is group content -- not only the FFXIV version of World of Warcraft dungeons called "duties," but also the raid equivalents that are available in 8-player or 24-player varieties.