Note: Portions of this post were originally  published on March 8, 2018.

Update: Sorry, everyone, but tickets are sold out, probably for good.

Overwatch League Season 1 is over, but many of its most notable players are still competing for the Overwatch World Cup.

Since the Cataclysm expansion, Genn Greymane has become an Alliance fixture.

Just a lazy day escaping from prison on yet another alt.

I know it feels like everybody is 120 and doing World Quests already, but some of us are still kind of soaking in the content. I’m 116 on my DK as of this writing, and my other characters that I’m focusing on range from 113 to 111. I’m just not really in a major hurry. I mean, the only reason I’m even thinking about it is because I have a desire to get to 120 by Monday so I can run dungeons with my guildmates. But that’s basically it.

So yeah, this is the Queue. We’re all leveling at our own pace. If you have a question, leave it in the comments please.

Overwatch on the Nintendo Switch is more likely that we thought, especially considering Blizzard just announced that Diablo 3 will come to the platform later this year.

Great voice acting can elevate the game it's in to new heights.

I was running around Tiragarde today while leveling my Death Knight, and I realized I was taking way too long to do so.

I confess, I've already lost track of how many days Battle for Azeroth has been out.

On Tuesday, The Dallas Fuel's Brandon "Seagull" Larned retired from professional Overwatch to take up full-time streaming on Twitch. Seagull explained a lot of reasons for why he decided to stop playing, but made note of the impact it had on his mental health. "That whole time though, I had to sacrifice a lot of things. Like a lot of my personal life, a lot of my mental and physical health," Seagull said during his stream. "I had a lot of problems playing, but it was all worth it because I got to compete."