Tank

Lots of people were upset about WoW's incoming tank nerfs, but I was mostly just impressed: Blizzard's managed to do something that's eluded physicists for years.

The community quickly honed in on one change in the latest War Within beta patch notes: an adjustment that will cause tanks and healers to rethink their trinket choices.

I know some people who play WoW or other MMOs with the idea that they should be all about the group -- they pick their main based on what the group needs, they switch mains to suit the group's objectives, it's more important to them to play the role that they see needs playing.

After the past sixteen years (going on seventeen) I've finally realized that I'm basically always going to be playing a Tank in World of Warcraft.

One of the most persistent complaints among people running Mythic+ dungeons in World of Warcraft is how hard it is to find a tank.

Completing a Mythic plus dungeon on time in World of Warcraft can be difficult: you're fighting some gnarly affixes that can drastically increase the difficulty, taking absurd amounts of incoming damage, and to cap it off you're racing against the clock.

The topic of what makes a tank in Heroes of the Storm tends to come up often.

Okay, now I've raided Emerald Nightmare and killed enough bosses (plus seen bosses I haven't killed yet) as both a tank and as DPS.

Because I took the time to get a second Warrior to 110, my first Warrior to 110 is a big behind on the gearing curve. But she looks awesome.

Anyway, this is The Queue. I won’t be writing Friday’s because of eye related stuff. So you get me today. Rejoice! Or don’t, I guess. Hey, if you want to give a fella a boost when he’s about to have all sorts of nasty stuff happen to his eyes, you could buy his book. Just saying.

Sometimes it feels like the new class gets the best version of a spell or ability or talent.