So I sat down to write the Queue. Did so. Tried to get as many things in it as I could. Then, on my way to save it, somehow lost the entire post and now have to write it again.

This is the Queue. I am screaming inside.

Welcome to 2024, where we have 366 days for the next big title to launch!

… if I had one!

So the whole family got matching pajamas to wear for Christmas, and Marshmallow got a bandanna that also matched. He looked super-cute in it too.

And then it disappeared. We have no idea what happened to it. At some point it was no longer around his neck, and we haven’t found it anywhere. As near as we can guess it fell off while he was outside and then blew away, but that’s just a guess. I suspect it’ll turn up in four months.

While we lament the cute picture that could’ve been, let’s answer some questions!

Join us this week as we explore the idea that the upcoming three expansion Worldsoul Saga may be setting the stage for a new era in WoW storytelling, the mystery behind the son of Medivh and Garona Halforcen, Med’an, and the questionable actions of Diablo 4’s Sister Octavia.

Anduin and Thrall, Alleria and Xal'atath -- these are some of the most prominent characters whose stories we know are going to be told in World of Warcraft's upcoming expansion, The War Within.

Hero Mastery Mode in Overwatch 2 offers a unique chance to either learn a new Hero or showcase your talent at a couple favorites in a PVE environment.

A new feature introduced in Warcraft patch 10.2.5, Follower Dungeons allow solo or a small group of players to queue into normal 5-player dungeons where the rest of the party will be filled with AI controlled NPCs.

Blizzard has managed to keep pace with the ambitious 2023 Dragonflight roadmap the company released last year, with each patch -- both major and minor -- delivered so far without any significant delay, culminating in the last major patch of the Dragonflight expansion, patch 10.2, that's currently live.

It’s January 2, so my nose is firmly back against its grindstone. Now, I don’t want to complain since my job is, you know, this. But still.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask the questions and we provide the answers as long as there isn’t more work needs doing.

Originally, Blizzard authenticators were small handheld devices that showed you a code that allowed you to log into Battle.net — but times have changed, and the physical authenticator we once knew is now a convenient phone app.