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It's hard to overstate the success of Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

Corruption was the major gameplay system added to bring more depth and choices to itemization in Battle for Azeroth's patch 8.3, and it's seen a lot of updates, hotfixes, and changes since it went live.

As always occurs in these testing phases, there are some bugs in the current implementation of the Maw on the Shadowlands alpha, but with some persistence -- and a lot of repetition -- I was able to complete the intro experience for Shadowlands.

Shadowlands is all about increasing customization and providing a slew of new options for existing races in World of Warcraft, and now we know that Druids are getting their own set of customizations.

If Minecraft Dungeons accomplishes anything, it makes a strong argument for more games like Diablo.

For me, it's Artifacts and all the gameplay that we had around them that stand out as the best expansion-defining feature World of Warcraft has had in quite some time.

I've played World of Warcraft for a really long time, and yet I still get excited when patch notes come out, or when there's some datamining that highlights a change I like.

So you want to play a Monk in World of Warcraft's upcoming expansion, Shadowlands.

I've been pretty blatant about my dislike for Azerite Armor this expansion, to the point where I worry at times that I'm too hard on it.

So, while we still don't know when Patch 8.2.5 will drop, and we still don't know what the end of the War Campaign will actually entail, we do have a whole lot more of an idea of what's coming in patch 8.2.5 because Blizzard have posted the Content Update Notes for the patch.