The Maw is a very dreary place, but I think I’m workin’ it over here.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez talk about their experiences in the second week of the WoW Shadowlands release.

For me, it's the whole deal about animals in the various zones.

Legendary gear is back in style for Shadowlands, much like it was during Legion.

I’ve said it before — if not here, somewhere — but no game does in-game events like Fortnite does. This week, we got the Devourer of Worlds event, which put players up against Galactus, who could probably fit the entire Battle Royale island in the palm of his hand. It put players in the driver’s seat of the Battle Bus (the thing you drop from at the start of the match) for the first time ever, and it felt like a mix of Star Fox and Star Wars (Fox Wars? Star Star? It’s hard to make this portmanteau work…).

In any case, it was fantastic and the post-event cinematic confirmed that the game is a simulation of some kind, which is always fun. I wish more gaming companies would do events like Fortnite does.

But enough about that. We’re here to Queue.

Is it questing in a particular zone?

In digital collectable card games like Hearthstone, reward tracks, boosted by battle passes, are a great way to do monetization.

Why can’t we just admit it?

Why can’t we just admit it?

We won’t give pause until the blood is flowing.

I need to watch things die from a good safe distance.

Vicariously I live while the whole world dies.

You all feel the same so…

This is the Queue and I’m listening to my Shadowlands playlist. This song feels very Maldraxxus-y.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez explore the lore implications revealed in the new Shadowlands cinematics introduced with launch week.

Ah, the first week after an expansion has released.