I have played a mountain of video games, especially role playing games like the Baldur's Gate series -- the old-school, isometric style of gameplay where the map is static and combat is turn based.

A lot of the focus on Diablo 4 patch 1.1.1 have been on the class changes, mainly for Sorcerer and Barbarian.

I’m not actually sure how far a million dollars goes nowadays, but I’d certainly take some time off to catch up on my gaming backlog and turn into a Hobby Person. Heck, money or no, we all deserve a full year off every now and then, just to catch up on stuff n things. Right? Or maybe we deserve longer…

Anyhow, that’s a thought for another time. Right now’s thoughts are for… [dramatic

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The Queue.

Have you ever encountered the term Tsundoku?

Big changes are coming to Diablo 4 when patch 1.1.1 is now live.

Ah, to be a tiny corgi with a pachimari chew toy.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and just as soon as we get a coffee and a warm croissant we’ll answer.

Right now, the two games battling for supremacy atop my personal heap of video games I'm trying to play are Diablo 4 and Baldur's Gate 3, while I've sort of taken a break from World of Warcraft for a while (although that gets harder every passing day).

There's been very little news about the upcoming Warcraft Rumble mobile game — in Activision Blizzard's forth quarter 2022 financial results (released on February 6), the game was continuing regional testing and was still in development, but nothing more.

The westernmost region of Kehjistan in Diablo 4 is home to three distinct Strongholds: Alcarnus, the Altar of Ruin, and Omath's Redoubt, all dangerous ruins in the sands.

Update: Patch 10.1.7 is now live!