Group Finder

A new feature introduced in Warcraft patch 10.2.5, Follower Dungeons allow solo or a small group of players to queue into normal 5-player dungeons where the rest of the party will be filled with AI controlled NPCs.

Cross-faction gameplay is coming to World of Warcraft — at least in a limited fashion that will allow players to run dungeons and raids.

Group Finder has been a useful tool in World of Warcraft, but a growing problem has been the organized group channels -- Raids, Mythic+, and PVP -- becoming overwhelmed by advertisements from those selling runs and carries.

I remember the introduction of the Looking for Group tool for World of Warcraft very clearly because I was in the middle of trying to get a group for The Old Kingdom for my Death Knight.

I am staunchly and proudly pro-anything that makes WoW Classic feel as close to how WoW actually felt back in the dear departed days of vanilla WoW as possible.

As Blizzard and other game studios push further and further into gaming as a social activity with group finders and random grouping, I grow profoundly and deeply anti-social and I play video games to avoid interacting with strangers.

The Battle of Dazar’alor has arrived, and the raiding has begun in earnest.

Since it was announced, we've wondered just how true to the original game WoW Classic would be.

This week, Blizzard has made some changes to the way the Premade Group Finder in World of Warcraft works.

Blizzard is cracking down on advertising in the Group Finder tool.