Obviously it’s Garak. I don’t make the rules.

This is a Queue where we don’t talk about Star Trek at all because we all already know that Garak is the best. Let’s get Queuin’.

WoW is adding Incubus models — and a lot of changes to quest names, NPC names, and more — in patch 9.1.5, WoW Classic's Season of Mastery gives us a new reason to jump into the same old game, and Amazon's New World MMO gets off to a rocky start with long queue times.

I don't know if any of you played City of Heroes back in the day -- it shut down ten years ago, my God, I am literally aging to dust like that one villain in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade -- but one of the elements it had that fascinates me is that it had a content creator added at one point, where players could create small adventures for other players to experience.

When I first heard about Amazon's New World MMORPG, the initial pitch described a hard core PVP game, and I could not have been less interested.

This year just kind of keeps dragging on, and most days feel like other days. To wit, this entire week has felt like it should be one day ahead. But it is not, in fact, Friday — it’s Thursday. And you know what that means.

We’re gonna have a Queue.

Even though everyone is getting excited about Shadowlands patch 9.1.5, we're still looking at a few more months of running around Korthia doing daily quests and killing rares -- which is great!

In Tuesday's Queue column Dutrimi asked an excellent question: "What terrible secret do you hold about gaming?" My standard answer to this question when it's posed to me is that for all my time spent gaming, I'm way more mediocre at it than I should be, typically due to a combination of my impatience and lack of discipline to get better.

If you’re a WoW veteran trying out New World, Amazon's recently released MMO, I have tips and tricks as you begin your adventures, speed through the levels, and get the best gear as you go.

The news went out from Video Games Chronicle on October 6 of a hacker claiming to have leaked all Twitch data.

With The Wild Beyond the Witchlight in the rearview mirror, it's time to start looking forward to Fizban's Treasury of Dragons, due out in three weeks.