I'm seriously conflicted. I have friends playing PvE and friends playing PvP. I don't know who to play with at launch. I'm not set on either ruleset.
Seeing a lot of people crash out about Horde having access to Dalaran. I'm glad it's being addressed (this is what beta is for).
Refs clearly are mad that McVay let everyone know that they get big calls wrong, so today they're calling every ticky-tack penalty against the Rams.
I've felt it necessary to download addons to play WoW Classic. There might be some improvements that addons can bring to Forever, but I can't see much. Swing timer, damage meter, modern auction house, single bag view, etc. included in the base game.
I'm going to be playing the WoW Forever Beta similar to how I play retail beta. I will use it to setup my UI, figure out what class I want to play, and provide feedback to the devs. I will avoid spoiling it for myself as much as possible.
A little pissed about Paladin being showcased at Blizzcon, because my original class was a pally and now there will be a crazy amount of them.
I know Blizzard is updating traditionally underperforming specs for WoW4ever, but I’m concerned that it will leave the well-treaded classes like Warrior and Mage feeling neglected and less interesting.
If you’re anti-AI, you are:
1. A dinosaur that can’t adapt to new technologies.
2. You’re listening to CCP-funded propaganda, who have everything to gain from slowing the expansion of AI in the West.
I'm loving Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, which is no surprise, since the original is one of my top 10 favorite games of all time. The only other open world exploration/adventure game I can think of in the same conversation is Witcher 3.
It's one of the only games that I feel compelled to complete 100% of the content, because I enjoy 99% of the content. I could spend hours sailing the sea, taking prizes, because the ship combat loop is that compelling.
Hearing how little the Rams spoke to Ty Simpson in the pre-draft process and how unenthusiastic McVay was in the post-draft presser, I am feeling even worse about this pick.
The desire to visit Japan is growing. I love how wholesome Twitter has gotten since we've been seeing our Japanese brethren.