Well, here we are at the end of another month.

September has never been my favorite — and the 30th in particular marks the day I lost my sister, so it always has a melancholy vibe about it. After 11 years, it’s not so much a painful reminder as it is a solemn memory but still. The upside is that it also means I have October to look forward to in less than a day, and that’s great! Spooky season is decidedly “me,” after all.

You know what else there is to look forward to? A Queue! Starting riiiiiight….now!

Activision-Blizzard is learning the truth of what my grandmother used to say -- you can take care of your problems when they're small and manageable, or you can wait and try and pretend they don't exist.

We're getting a new edition of Dungeons and Dragons in 2024, with the release of new core rulebooks that will remain compatible with current 5e books.

Server queues are a launch day traditions with MMOs and Amazon's New World is no exception.

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We know that there's going to be a 50th Anniversary Edition of Dungeons and Dragons, which we're told will be fully compatible with current 5e products.

This is the Queue.

I’ve been playing a lot of Wrath of the Righteous, it’s basically replaced Cyberpunk 2077 which was my previous non-stop play game of 2021. It’s not strictly speaking an open world game, but it is a really big game with a lot of storytelling in it, and that’s something I really enjoy. I think I enjoy all the companion characters except Nenio, who is a lot. She’s not bad, exactly, but I end up taking pretty much anyone besides her in my party because seriously, she’s just a lot.

Pictured above is me and my party about to go buck wild on a Demon after we either blow up or save a big magic rock.

The evolution of the Paladin class, the connection between the Naaru and their colors, and the theory that Sylvanas is being set up to become the next Jailer are this week's discussion topics.

Deckard Cain has been in Diablo since the beginning.

Hearthstone Mercenaries arrives in two weeks, and while we now have more information about what the game mode is going to be about, there's still some lingering questions about the monetization model for this ostensibly free-to-play mode.