Blizzard Watch Podcast 334: The quality of life improvements coming in WoW patch 9.1.5
WoW Classic PTR hints at a “Classic Fresh” on the horizon — and that’s probably for the better
What weapons do bosses refuse to drop even though they’ve got them right in their hands?
Overwatch will change the name of the character formerly known as McCree
California expands its lawsuit against Blizzard, alleging the company is interfering with the investigation
How to keep the Venture Plan addon working after Renown 62, so you can continue running missions without hassle
The Queue: Never give up, never surrender
I had another in the whole line of “haha you thought it was a Mitch queue, but it’s actually a Cory Queue! Fooled you again” posts all planned out when Mitch asked me to take over his Queue today, but then I ran some Mythic+ runs and got the most down to the wire run that I’ll ever probably get — and it’s all I can think about.
We were in a Halls of Atonement and bopping along. It was our last run of the evening so we were playing a little more carefree than usual, just having a good time and making a few easy mistakes, missing interruptions, standing next to the Spiteful fiends — things like that. Nothing too terrible, we were still pretty sure that we were going to make the timer, but it was going to be more of a long shot with each tiny mistake. After the third boss though there were less than four minutes left on the timer. It would’ve been really easy to give up and say that there was no possibility of timing it, but we still kept pushing and wound up finishing the run on time!
Now when I say on time normally I mean “oh yeah, we finished that on time, we had like three minutes left over.” This time it was more “we finished on time, couldn’t have finished it more on time.” Our final time for the run was 31:59.902/32:00!!
The clock in-game had already switched to the red angry 00:00 remaining! I still can’t believe that we came that close. It literally must’ve come down to one person getting a lucky critical in the last tenth of a second. So next time you’re running something: keep at it — you might just get the photo finish to end all photo finishes.
While I take a few deep breaths, it’s time for — The Queue.



