Dungeons

Okay, so for me there's two instance runs I'll never forget.

One thing I've learned from running Legion's new five player dungeons is, tuning mistakes (and bugs) aside, I really like both new five player dungeons.

Tuesday's Patch 6.2.3 brought Timewalking to various Cataclysm dungeons, as well as reintroducing Valor to World of Warcraft.

BlizzCon 2015 may be over, but there's still a ton of information to process, particularly in regards to the next World of Warcraft expansion, Legion.

During the World of Warcraft Q&A panel one tidbit got dropped by Tom Chilton, in answer to a question about what role Karazhan would play in Legion, Chilton asked the crowd "What would you think about Karazhan as a five player dungeon in patch 7.1" and got what I believe would be the expected response of shock and excitement from the crowd.

Raiding guilds and social guilds are a dime a dozen, but finding a guild that specializes in challenging dungeon content is another story.

We've seen a decline in raids per expansion over the years.

It didn't really occur to me until we finished yesterday's livestream exactly how many dungeons we had in Burning Crusade.

Recently, I got into a conversation with my raid team about group content and what everyone's preferred group size was.

This week's earnings call revealed that WoW had dropped to slightly above five million subscribers, a rather precipitous decline from its 10 million subs at the start of Warlords of Draenor. No matter what you say about how that doesn't really mean much (and it doesn't, honestly), it's still a startling drop.