Though what the Queue does is questionable, which means what the Queue is is equally questionable.

Hm. Well, I never said I had all the answers, which is clearly why I’m here writing this Q&A column.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez discuss the news of the BlizzCon 2020 cancellation and its possible move to Spring 2021 as a virtual event, what a cinematic TV show based on WoW could look like, and whether Blizzard can continue to attract new players to WoW 15 years after its initial launch.

Hey, Matt?

With 12 classes and 36 different specs already present in WoW, it's unlikely that we'll ever get an extra spec to the classes we already have.

This week, we found out that Void and Blood Elves were getting a series of customization options that would include skin tones and glowing blue eyes that would allow either to look like a Warcraft II-era High Elf.

Man, I knew I missed Splatfests, but I didn’t realize just how much I missed them. It felt great to be back at it, and having it last 48 hours helped to take off some of the pressure of wanting to hit Queen/King. That said, after defecting from my original Ketchup pals who lost the first time around, I was served proper karma by losing yet again. Anyhow, Splatoon 2 is great.

You know what else is great? The Queue.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to play Hearthstone if you and your opponent were playing under different sets of rules?

It's official: We're going to be experiencing one of the few years without a BlizzCon.

In a surprise news post, Blizzard has shared some very exciting new customization options for the Elves of Azeroth -- whether they serve the Alliance or the Horde.

If you hate (or even mildly dislike) PVP but love filling your reputation bars, you'd best feast your eye holes on this word candy.