To my great shock, apparently all I needed to do to collect plenty of questions was hop into the comments section and ask for them. I’ve been writing this column on and off since before Wrath of the Lich King was released, and I genuinely had no idea.

You're not alone.

Over the course of 15 years of World of Warcraft, we've fought a lot of things -- big things, little things, some things as big as your head.

So, queues, huh?

WoW Classic adds back the challenge of finding people to play with.

Did you ever wait for something for so long, the waiting made it so whatever you were waiting for couldn’t possibly measure up? The anticipation was almost better, almost more fun, than the thing you ultimately ended up with? Where — even if you weren’t excited to begin with — the period you spent waiting meant you just built up the experience in your head so that the reality ended up falling flat?

Just asking for a friend.

After you waited to get into that one dungeon, the group gets going but has a little trouble on the first boss-- and then someone starts criticizing your play.

It happened.

There's a lot of nostalgia for World of Warcraft as it once was.

It looks like WoW Classic is turning out to be a little more popular than Blizzard may have anticipated, as realms are already proving to be incredibly crowded.