Ghostcrawler

When a new studio of Blizzard alums pops up we take notice, especially when they do so with an upcoming MMORPG embodying the lofty ideals set forth by Fantastic Pixel Castle, the now-named studio founded by former Lead Systems Designer of World of Warcraft Greg "Ghostcrawler" Street.

In the wake of the announcements of Dragonflight and Wrath of the Lich King Classic, we learned that like Burning Crusade Classic, Wrath Classic will run on its final patch -- patch 3.3.5.

If you thought the start of the Diablo Immortal technical alpha was going to be the biggest news on Thursday, think again.

Recently, Mike Morhaime (y'all remember him, beloved former CEO and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment) did a lengthy interview talking about quite a few things, one of those things being the tightrope between accessibility and social gaming in games like World of Warcraft, a game Mike knows a fair bit about.

The only time I've unsubbed from World of Warcraft since 2004 was when my wife and I got married and we moved up here to Canada from my place in Seattle.

One of the more popular World Quests is Beachhead, where you help baby turtles make it to the sea, and, hopefully, out into the ocean to live long and productive lives.

Greg "Ghostcrawler" Street departed Blizzard Entertainment and the World of Warcraft development team back in late 2013, but he still provides occasional insight into World of Warcraft and its development.

He hasn't worked on World of Warcraft in years, but I still miss Greg Street.

Did Ghostcrawler ever really promise us a moose?

Ghostcrawler apparently left us quite a clever Easter Egg in game before he exited Blizzard, though it took 3 years before anyone found it.