A week and two days after mythic Ny’alotha opened up, Complexity Limit downed N’Zoth and claimed the world first title. A though a week is a norm for most raids, it’s worth noting that it took almost two weeks for Azshara to be killed. Robin explores whether or not Ny’alotha is a simpler raid by comparison.
World of Warcraft – Two Weeks After Patch 8.3
It’s been two weeks since Patch 8.3 has hit World of Warcraft, and our resident WoW expert, Robin, has some thoughts on the patch. From the Auction House bugs to the Heroic Visions. Check out her latest column on the venerable MMO here.
World of Warcraft – Visions of N’Zoth Concerns
One year and five months after the launch of Battle for Azeroth, we are getting the final major patch of the expansion. On the one hand, it feels like this expansion has just flown by, but on the other, it has at times seemed like it languished. Mainly the arrival of some class fixes, azurite armor updates, and essences felt like they took too long to be implemented and perhaps should have been part of the core systems since the beginning of this expansion. That said, it feels like 8.2 has only
The Ups And Downs of World Of Warcraft 2010-2019
Join Robin as she talks about the ups and downs the venerable MMO, World of Warcraft, has experienced during the 2010s.
World of Warcraft – Level Squish And Other Ideas
One of the major features coming with the new Shadowlands expansion is the level squish and revamp of how leveling works. Reducing the level cap back down to 60 will fix some more of the issues but if things keep going the way they have been since BC, we’ll eventually have the same problem all over again. Join Robin as she breaks down her thoughts on how to fix the issues with WoW’s leveling for the long term.
World of Warcraft – What A Long, Strange Trip It’s Been
This past week, Robin found herself without anything she wanted to work on in World of Warcraft, which is kind of a new thing for her. Join her as she recounts her week in Azeroth, specifically tackling the Pilgrim’s Bounty.
World of Warcraft – The Wrath of N’Zoth
With 8.3 on the PTR and the dev release of what we generally have to look forward to in the next major patch, we’re full swing into looking at what’s next. Join Robin as she breaks down the upcoming 8.3 from her time on the PTR.
World of Warcraft – The Story Behind The Eternal Palace And What’s Next [SPOILERS]
With the Eternal Palace having been out for weeks, the mythic race has finished, and 8.2.5 is out on the PTR, now seems like a good point to talk about the story points of 8.2. As such, if you aren’t caught up on your war campaign and don’t know how the raid ends, there will be spoilers. However, as with my usual mode, I won’t be discussing any story spoilers from 8.2.5 on the PTR, so you are safe on those.
World of Warcraft – Waiting for Classic
We’ve now crossed into the “under a month until launch” threshold for Classic World of Warcraft, so what’s better to do while waiting, other than speculate on the effect it’ll have and look back at some of Beta?
World of Warcraft – 8.2 Three Weeks Later
Well, 8.2 has been out for almost a month now, and although it was shaky at first, there have been some improvements. Additionally, season 3 has started, the Mechagon dungeon is open, we’ve had our first week in Azshara’s Eternal palace, and Mythic & LFR difficulties open this week. With the patch in full swing, I thought it’d be a good idea to look at how everything is going at this point and some areas where things still fall a bit short. I’m saving talking about the lore aspects specific to t