Dungeons

One thing I absolutely hate about World of Warcraft is when I do an activity and I get nothing for it.

So, you decided on a character to play as your main in Battle for Azeroth, leveled that character, played it for a while  for whatever reason — a bad childhood, a few too many blows to the skull, Stockholm Syndrome.

I feel like hitting 110 was a lot less confusing than hitting level 120.

Look, we need to talk about Waycrest Manor, because I think it just handily punted out all opposition and arrived at the top of my dungeons list.

If Ornyx has the strangest feeling he's getting kissed on the top of his little blue spacegoat head, I won't deny it.

Patch 7.3.5 overhauled leveling in World of Warcraft by allowing both world zones and dungeons to scale to players.

The Battle for Azeroth hype is heating up, with the datamining beginning in earnest.

Call me old fashioned -- or even Ishmael if you want -- but I miss the style of cinematic The Burning Crusade featured.

Every time I do a new Diablo 3 playthough, I always get excited when I know the Butcher is about to come through the gate.

Blizzard has been tweaking dungeon difficulty and ilevel drops as the expansion progresses, and PTR datamining from Wowhead have shows more gear and difficulty changes for Normal, Heroic, and Mythic dungeons in patch 7.3.