Ever since the surprising turn of events that led Vol'jin to name Sylvanas Warchief, many have been wondering what the heck the Loa who whispered her name was thinking.

Game Director Ion Hazzikostas and Executive Produce J. Allen Brack dropped a surprise BlizzCon 2018 announcement today: The World of Warcraft Classic demo will not only be playable at the con’s demo stations, but Virtual Ticket holders will be able to play at home at the same time!

I have questions about some of yesterday’s Queue comments. Questions that are never going to be answered because I am not going to google them. But I think I’m going to blame Mitch and his Nintendo talk. I have a feeling that’s a significant portion of the problem.

And now that we’ve gotten the difficult business of who to blame out of the way, let’s get on to an all-new day of madness.

Heroes of the Storm released its third comic this week, covering the fall of King’s Crest and furthering the story they announced earlier this year at PAX East.

Those of you who know me probably know that I've been playing Fortnite for a couple months now.

I have been pretty up front since the Battle for Azeroth alpha/beta tests that I didn't like the way tank design was going.

We all know that Shadow Priests are essentially sleeper agents for the Old Gods who are going to get us all killed, yes?

This month’s Splatfest was a bit of a different one. Not only did it use a revamped system to determine the winner (Clout instead of matches won), it also resulted in the first win for Marina in a long time. Unfortunately, it also happened to be the Splatfest where I’ve been the most genuinely angry at the game.

When 11:00 p.m. rolled around, I had an hour left to get in just a couple wins. I figured I’d be done in 20-30 minutes tops. So, naturally, I wound up going on a 7-game losing streak where the matchmaking consistently placed me against teams that were rated higher. I don’t know why, but it frustrated me to no end. I finally hit Queen (the max Splatfest rank) at 11:57 p.m.. I was not a happy camper.

Anyhow, that’s literally all for any Nintendo-related anything that we’ll be discussing today. Let’s Queue.

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The second wing of Uldir LFR -- The Crimson Descent -- has opened up for our raiding fun!