Breakfast Topic

Honestly, I don't think I'll ever stop playing a Warrior because I'll never stop loving Titan's Grip.

I'm not really into the shipyard that much (just like I never really got into garrison missions) but what I am absolutely in love with is heading out to Tanaan, getting a bunch of quests, and then just powering my way to like 13k Apexis Crystals a day.

This last weekend we saw Timewalking dungeons for the first time, as a bunch of us between level 71 and 100 ran old BC dungeons again, scaled down to level and wearing gear from every era of WoW that followed.

One of the things I'm enjoying in Tanaan Jungle are all the weird toys to be found.

Let's face it. We all have our /facepalm moments -- whether in World of Warcraft, Diablo 3, StarCraft, or even in some of the newer titles. Or, we have experienced other peoples' failures -- and still look back to laugh at them.

In Wrath of the Lich King, achievements seemed to permeate the entire World of Warcraft.

World of Warcraft is by definition a game that demands a certain level of socialization to get certain content - if you want to run dungeons or raid, you're going to need to be able to get along with groups of people. Even LFR or random battlegrounds, you queue alone, but you play with people. So for me, this expansion, I've done a lot more alt leveling than I ever did before, because there are times that I just want to be alone

When World of Warcraft first opened its doors, most of the recipes were kind of gross. There were a couple of decent dishes, like Beer Basted Boar Ribs and Herb Baked Eggs. However, most of them were more along the lines of Kaldorei Spider Kabobs or contained that staple of industrial cafeterias, Mystery Meat.

I'm always surprised at how some things are almost traditions in World of Warcraft, and the most surprising (to me) is the Mage vs. Warlock hate. Even more so than the Alliance/Horde rivalry and that one's pretty weird, if you think about it -- how deep the divide between players of a video game based entirely on what color the background for their faction is, ultimately.

So, I ask you - play any old school Blizzard games? Maybe Blackthorne or Lost Vikings or even The Death and Return of Superman, which was totally a Blizzard game?