I was running around Tiragarde today while leveling my Death Knight, and I realized I was taking way too long to do so.

I confess, I've already lost track of how many days Battle for Azeroth has been out.

On Tuesday, The Dallas Fuel's Brandon "Seagull" Larned retired from professional Overwatch to take up full-time streaming on Twitch. Seagull explained a lot of reasons for why he decided to stop playing, but made note of the impact it had on his mental health. "That whole time though, I had to sacrifice a lot of things. Like a lot of my personal life, a lot of my mental and physical health," Seagull said during his stream. "I had a lot of problems playing, but it was all worth it because I got to compete."

If you play an Arms Warrior and you've been avoiding Mastery on gear, that was a mistake, although an understandable one.

Update: Sorry, everyone, but it seems like Blizzard has removed the Fish Oil from the vendor.

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I think one of the things I’m loving the most about Battle for Azeroth right now are the little random vignettes that pop up here and there. One minute I am totally in the middle of a quest to go do something super important, the next I’m distracted by Miss Hungry Gnome and the steak that’s roughly the size of her head. She doesn’t offer anything important or anything. She’s busy. And hungry. This expansion is great so far!

Blizzard just released its official Gamescom 2018 app  and it looks like everyone's favorite watery overlord will be making her debut next week.

Update: The Diablo Twitter account has confirmed this, so it's really real now!

Hearthstone Production Director Yong Woo has left Blizzard to join Second Dinner, the new studio helmed by former Hearthstone Game Director Ben Brode.

This is my character.