Cinematics

Blizzard’s announcements during the BlizzCon Opening Ceremonies this year brought a lot to the table for the community.

We don’t have a lot of time, so I want to cut to the chase: despite what Overwatch the game would have you think, Overwatch the franchise has a story to tell.

Let's just lay it out on the table: if you don't want spoilers for patch 8.2.5, the War Campaign, or the big cinematics that bring the story to its conclusion than this post is one you should not read.

Those wily folks over at Wowhead have, as if their wont, datamined a big treasure trove of in-game rendered cinematics from the upcoming Patch 8.2 storyline, including one for the Heart of Azeroth, the War Campaign, and specific story beats on Nazjatar itself.

Every game has to think about its ludonarrative options -- the way its gameplay is used to tell a story vs.

It's fair to say that for a long time now, there's been some debate on the role of leading women characters in World of Warcraft.

As far back as I can remember Blizzard has been known for their amazing cinematic trailers, and this year's BlizzCon was no exception.

Though it's common today (you'll see me accompanying Jaina through Boralus above), our characters haven't always shown up in cutscenes.

This may seem like a strange topic from me, but it's something I think about all the time.

I’ve always been a fan of scabbards and sheaths and it’s one of my big immersion breakers that weapons in WoW just sort of magnetically attach to my character. At the same time, the very idea of a scabbard for a blade the size of a small horse is wildly impractical, but then again, so is everything else about WoW weapon design.

Today’s Queue reveals that I love heroic sacrifices in my World of Warcraft.