Join us as we continue to explore the expanding lore of Fallout 2 including the game sequels as well as the recent Amazon Prime show.

In recent builds of The War Within alpha, Cooking changes have finally started filtering into people's profession windows.

The Cloak of Infinite Potential is a key fixture in the current World of Warcraft Remix event, that's made apparent to you as soon you spawn in on the Timeless Isle.

World of Warcraft Remix: Mists of Pandaria has been a smorgasbord for the transmog collector.

Blizzard has opted to extend WoW Classic Season of Discovery Phase 3 for an undetermined amount of time heading into the summer, which also means the Phase 4 release date has been pushed back as well.

I do appreciate how, as my personal life gets incredibly busy to the point where everything feels like chaos, it also gets incredibly warm out. Is everything on fire? Are we in hell? Such ambiance. The vibes.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions and I’m honestly shocked you expect me to have answers.

By now you've probably checked out the new World of Warcraft Remix: Mists of Pandaria game mode, where you build a timerunner and replay this fan favorite expansion with a few twists.

World of Warcraft's latest mode, Remix: Mists of Pandaria, takes players back to the Pandaren continent to re-experience the expansion with some new twists.  One of those twists is your Cloak of Infinite Potential, an heirloom-type item that scales in power with your characters as they level up, can be further upgraded with a permanent 7% XP boosts for completing LFR raid wings while killing Normal raid bosses rewards you with a 12% boost.

Cataclysm Classic is on the way and as always a new expansion brings new enchants and new gems to give your character power above what gear can provide.

Once upon a time, a horse walked into a bar and asked the bartender for a drink, as one does. Well, not horses usually, but just go with me. Anyway, this horse asks this bartender for a drink which is a normal occurrence because the bartender asks the horse, “Say you’re in here kind of a lot buddy, do you think that you might be an alcoholic?” This question gives the horse a ibt of a pause before it responds “Gee, I don’t think I am…” When suddenly — poof!! The horse vanishes from existence.

You see, this is a play on the famous line of philosophical thinking by Rene Descartes that “I think, therefore I am” The horse said I don’t think I am and thus must not have been. However, if I explained this to you earlier it would’ve been putting Descartes before the horse.

This is all a long and roundabout way of saying, I’m pretty sure I am — let’s Queue!