This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions and we’re not afraid of you.

Thanks to the advent of player housing, we can finally fill our house with that most important of things: books.

It's Tuesday, and I'm afraid I have bad news, because all WoW servers are down for four hours of maintenance today.

A very cool feature that players quickly discovered with Advanced Mode in World of Warcraft player housing is that you have a lot of control over the size and placement of objects, and with some careful positioning, you're able to make furniture (or any sort of "edge" really) that you can sit on.

The latest trend players have adopted with the player housing system in World of Warcraft is to make their houses float up in the air.

After a couple of seasons off, I’m back in Diablo-land. There have been a couple of system changes since the last time I played. Things are mostly how I remember them, but also some things are different, and I’m not sure how I feel about the new defensive stat allocation. As always, defensive stats feel the least fun to actually chase after — I just wanna blow demons up faster, don’t make me protect myself at the same time!

I’m still not sure how I’m going to build my Spiritborn this time around; that’s a problem for later. I’ve never done the crazy always be evading build, but also I’m not playing with a mouse wheel, and I don’t want to do weird evade cooldown math. My other options seem to be big Gorilla fun times or lots of exploding lightning feathers.

While I try and choose between a giant eagle and a giant gorilla, it’s time for — The Queue!

Welcome to Brindlewood Bay, a peaceful New England village on the sea with picturesque views, cozy bookshops, and quaint B&Bs.

It's a new week and I remain paralyzed by indecision about what to do with my new home in World of Warcraft, but in the meanwhile Diablo 4 announced some big news with a new expansion pack.

Diablo 4 Season 11, Season of Divine Intervention, has started...

Ok the title is a joke, because as expected Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 absolutely cleaned up at the Game Awards last night taking home Game of the Year and eight other trophies. The one trophy it didn’t take home though? Best Audio Design, which went to Battlefield 6. It’s kind of an odd exclusion because E33 won Best Score and Music, so I’m really curious what Battlefield 6 was able to do in their audio that earned them the reward. I mean not curious enough to actually play it, but still.

So while I mentally recover from all the times I saw “2027” in the show, let’s answer some questions starting with a couple about wood!