A slew of player quality of life improvements are coming to Diablo 4 later this month with the Season 2 patch.

One of the many little things I loved about the Obi-Wan Kenobi series was how it basically highlights how the fall of the Jedi was the Jedi’s fault — how their failure to embrace the Force in all its aspects, the Dark and the Light, Hate and Anger and Love and the wild tumult of the heart, how their turning away from the will of the Living Force was their undoing.

 

Diablo 4's next season, Season of Blood, arrives later this month on October 17 and today Blizzard gave players a first look at what the new season holds with the first of two planned developer livestreams.

Warcaft Rumble is coming out on November 3, but while the game is still a month away from your phone, it has already hit the World of Warcraft with a new promotion that lets you collect Rumble-themed toys.

Earlier this week I wondered what events you wish you had participated in when they first went live.

Did you participate in the first round of dragonriding in older zones with the Kalimdor Cup?

The Blizzard team announced that Diablo 4 is coming to Steam on October 17 (coinciding with the Season of Blood patch/release) and is already available to wishlist in the Steam store.

On yesterday’s Queue, Anna correctly mentioned that I love 13 Sentinels, and gave it a shout for my benefit. Well, who’d have imagined that I’d be writing the Queue the next day, and giving it more than just a shout, but a whole dedicated article!

This is The Queue. We eat crepes and answer questions, and we’re all out of crepes, so let’s go.

 

Join us this week as we explore lore of the titan facility in the Dragon Isles, Tyrhold, how WoW could be more alt friendly, and the anatomy of angels in the Diablo universe.

I cannot believe how much I love the way Starfield implemented New Game Plus.