Theorycrafting
How closely do you follow guides for your favorite spec in World of Warcraft?
Patch 10.0 is still relatively new in World of Warcraft, and it included the usual class changes combined with an all new talent system — meaning that many players are relearning how to play their characters.
The best theorycrafted decks for the Hearthstone’s Ashes of Outland expansion
The Ashes of Outland expansion for Hearthstone is out later today, and we all want to open packs and play with a bunch of shiny, brand new cards, don't we?
Zen Meditation: Brewmaster secondary stats and when to use them
Which Brewmaster stats are the most useful?
Lightsworn: Patch 7.1 tankadin changes
Patch 7.1 has landed on the live servers and we are ready to once more delve into the depths of Karazhan, prove our worth in the Trials of Valor and continue to help the Nightfallen in their bid to retake Suramar.
Zen Meditation: Theorying your monkcraft
Thanks to Ask Mr.
Legion Guides: A look at trends
I’ve written previously about the effect guides have on the community, as well as what goes into making a guide.
The community weighs in on cookie cutter builds
I looked at a particular aspect of toxic behavior in the first and second articles of this series: how players can feel forced into certain talent or gear choices.
How cookie cutter builds can encourage negative player behavior
The ultimate goal of guides, theorycrafting, and easily accessible cookie cutter builds are to help people play better.
How cookie cutter builds discourage player customization
The World of Warcraft theorycrafting community is incredible.
Warcraft Logs looking for funding from Patreon
Many of us use and love Warcraft Logs. Whenever World of Logs quit updating during Siege of Orgrimmar, Warcraft Logs appeared and took the raiding community by storm. However, many of us will remember that early in the tier, the site experienced a very large amount of volume due to a sudden increase in traffic. This led to apparent slowness, which has caused the creator, Kihra of Windrunner (US), to greatly increase sever capacity in the last six months.