Warcraft

World of Warcraft's Shadowlands is entering its limited alpha test this week.

I've said before that I think pet battles are the purest and best kind of mini-game content in World of Warcraft, and I have a variety of reasons for that belief.

Autism Spectrum Disorder is a wide-ranging, umbrella diagnosis that nearly two-percent of children in the United States fall under, but despite its prevalence, it's still misunderstood.

This has been a question that's been in my head ever since Ted posed that we may well see a delay to Shadowlands due to COVID-19, an idea that Joe and I also discussed on the podcast this week.

The most recent Mythic world first race was also the most expensive.

In the immortal words of K-2S0, it's high, it's very high.

We're pretty deep into the Visions of N'zoth patch -- Ny'alotha has been raided, we've braved the depths of N'zoth's nefarious visions for Orgrimmar and Stormwind, and we've fought off his minions in Uldum and the Vale of Eternal Blossoms.

We're getting some significant changes to World of Warcraft in the Shadowlands expansion.

I've been pretty blatant about my dislike for Azerite Armor this expansion, to the point where I worry at times that I'm too hard on it.

First up, I've always been of the opinion that the Legacy loot system for older raids is too restrictive.