Battle for Azeroth has certainly not been all things to all people.

Last week I finally achieved my goal and got Anna with one of the catchy songs. I admit it was cheating a little bit to use Hamilton. Who could possibly resist that, and I knew that she loved it already.

But no resting on one’s laurels here. I’ve done it once, I’m sure I can do it again! It has kind of been backfiring though, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t getting these all stuck in my head too.

Still! The show must go on — let’s Queue this!

Blackwing Lair being fully cleared within 40 minutes of it going live in WoW Classic was inevitable.

For me, no class in World of Warcraft has a cooler class feature than Hunters.

A certain voice turned up in Overwatch 2 that I was not expecting to hear, because the person that voice belonged to in-game is supposed to be dead.

Where’s a gnome to have a peaceful snack these days, huh? It doesn’t matter where you go in Ny’alotha: there are always eyes watching at you. And when there aren’t eyes, there are tentacles.

How’s an innocent player to get their food buff when someone (something?) is always staring at you? Is my hair messed up? Is there blood on my face? Why are you staring??

World of Warcraft Classic, if nothing else, is a very interesting look at the difference between both boss design and player approach to said design in former and current content.

It's easy to fall into the mindset that all Corrupted gear is a detriment to you by default, and you should therefore be avoiding it like the plague -- but that's not the best way to approach the system.

Let’s hop right into it today, shall we?

I'm asking this because I just dusted off my level-120 Death Knight -- the first character I leveled to 120 and promptly abandoned for my Warrior because I'm me -- and, wow, was that painful.