Blizzard has finally released a full preview of Dragonflight's new talent tree system — at least for Death Knights and Druids.

For a game with the word "immortal" in the title, you can die pretty easily in Diablo Immortal.

This week we discuss the long-asked-for cross-faction play that arrives with this week’s WoW patch 9.2.5, Hearthstone’s new tentalicious patch 23.4, and our experiences in the Diablo Immortal and Warcraft Arclight Rumble betas.

So yeah, my wife and I moved this week and today — the very Friday you would presumably be reading this Queue — is the first real day of being able to access the internet on my PC. So many updates trying to start all at once. I downloaded the PC beta for Diablo Immortal, and while I think it’s got some issues, like a glaring problem with the controller sensitivity that no amount of tinkering has yet fixed for me, I also think it’s superior to the tablet version. I’ve played both, and I generally prefer the game on PC.

Seriously, the character creation for DI is amazing. That is way more than I was expecting.

Anyway, it’s the Queue, let us do the thing.

If you played Diablo 2 and its expansion, Lord of Destruction, then you saw the end of the established world order with the destruction of the Worldstone.

Diablo Immortal has been available for a couple days now on mobile, and it's been almost a day since the PC beta started — although calling it "early access" is probably a better descriptor as its cross-platform implementation ensures your character isn't in danger of being wiped when it exits beta — which means many people have had a chance to give it a try, and I'm curious about those initial forays into mobile Sanctuary.

We live in a wireless world.

Diablo Immortal can be played on a mobile device or on your PC, and you can freely share progression across every device.

Today’s title is inspired both by our first question and the recent (and incredibly annoying) “Bloodborne Remastered” tweet that took off like fire, despite being completely fake. I generally hate those sorts of “jokes” — in which the end result is purely that a bunch of people will be disappointed after having been completely excited — but I digress. We’re here to Queue.

So let’s Queue.

In this month's episode, we discuss how many games are getting delayed launches due to supply chain issues, a new Giant-themed subclass currently being play tested, and how a DM can alter combat encounters on the fly to keep their players engaged.