Overwatch makes a conscious decision to separate the lore or narrative from its gameplay.

Balance is a tricky thing to get right.

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You know, I wondered why goblins had crazy flamingo cutouts and other strange oddities strewn about their campsites, but it turns out they have a purpose. That penguin isn’t going to be getting underfoot anytime soon, is it? Given my penchant for flamingo-collecting in Animal Crossing, I can’t blame the little guy for his infatuation, but I feel a little bad for what’s inevitably going to happen once we move on to another expansion. Whichever Goblin is tasked with putting that flamingo away is going to get a face-full of angry amorous penguin wrath. I sort of wish we’d get to see it.

You know what I love? Answering your questions. Let’s get to that!

When transmog was first introduced to World of Warcraft with patch 4.3 on November 29, 2011, I looked askance at it -- why would I want to change the appearance of my gear?

Right now, in Battle for Azeroth we know that this patch is about the fighting between the Horde and Alliance.

Steve Danuser and Terran Gregory sat down to talk about narrative design and player choice in the latest WoW dev stream.

Horses. Let’s talk about horses. I’m hopeful this will be a nice, neutral topic and I won’t have to field any angry comments about this subject.

This is the Queue. Horses. Let’s talk about horses.

We don't know what Elune is.

Canon is the body of work deemed to be authentic to a particular writer -- there are books and passages in debate in both the Shakespearean and Biblical canons, for example.

It seems that Bungie has reclaimed its Destiny.