Some of us loved the Warcraft movie, some of us did not -- but if that film did anything, it proved that you could absolutely realize Azeroth and the Warcraft series in a live action/digital effects milieu and it could absolutely work.

A minute into the compilation video of WoW in Unreal Engine 4 and it looks better and more imaginative than most things in other fantasy games like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

Obviously no one at Blizzard is silly enough to tell me which race they're thinking about for their next Allied Race, so when speculating about what would be a good fit, there are quite a few variables to keep in mind.

One of the things the Elder Scrolls series does pretty well is carving out huge swaths of time between games. For example, The Elder Scrolls Online is set more than a thousand years before the events of Skyrim, with two eras having ended and started between them. Of course, the Elder Scrolls timeline is not what I would call uncomplicated, but it’s got nothing on World of Warcraft when it comes to complicated timelines.

But I really think that we should get a Warcraft 4, and I think it should be a game set hundreds of years after the game we have now, when the Horde and Alliance as we understand them are long gone and everything is different. Orcs and Humans staunch allies! Night Elves an expansionist power, the Forsaken and Scourge combined into a new faction called The Unliving ruled by Bolvar and Calia, all sorts of new stuff.

Let’s talk, Queue Believers.

Neptulian Clams happen to be the objective of one of the daily follower quests, Most Delicious Clams.

This doesn't have to be merely about new zones that we get during an expansion like Mechagon or Nazjatar, but what do you most enjoy or look forward to in a new zone?

I've argued in the past that we should get a Diablo 3 expansion.

Overwatch will enact a role lock to team compositions in Overwatch League stage four -- and the game's Competitive and Quick Play modes -- as confirmed by Blizzard in a new developer update video and a post on the website.

As I assume you are all aware, the Splatoon 2 Splatfests are something of an interest of mine. I may not always partake equally, but I still pay attention to a given month’s and choose a specific side which I root for. Which makes it a little sad in saying that tonight/this weekend’s (extended) Splatfest is the final official one planned for Splatoon 2.

This time around, the theme is Order vs. Chaos. As you’ve likely surmised, I’m going to be playing for Team Chaos. That said, I’m still sad to see these go. I’m confident they’ll return in Nintendo’s next iteration of the series, but it’s still an ending. And I’ve never been great with endings.

But anyhow. Let’s Queue.

Like many of the secrets in Nazjatar, Mardivas' laboratory isn't very intuitive, but going there each week is worth it.