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Diablo 4 player hands their necromancer a gun for a 1-button build that covers the screen in hundreds of bone bullets and billions in damage
By Tyler Colp published
news A build only possible in Diablo 4's new season.

Blizzard is giving everyone a chance to try out World of Warcraft's new player housing for free next week
By Tyler Colp published
news You won't need to own the upcoming expansion to give it a shot.

World of Warcraft: Midnight has some of Blizzard's most controversial changes yet, but playing the alpha still has me hopeful it'll figure them out in the next few months
By Heather Newman published
ALPHABITS Early signs point a strong follow up to The War Within.

Stadium is getting a huge update as part of Overwatch 2 Season 19, adding new heroes, armory upgrades, and gadgets, which will be the 'single ace up your sleeve'
By Elie Gould published
News "Sinister little tricks and treats."

Overwatch 2's Season 19 kicks off the spooky season with returning Halloween modes and a new addition, Haunted Masquerade
By Elie Gould published
News Let's play dress-up.

Blizzard insists that now is the right time to axe World of Warcraft's popular combat mods: 'We're going to be paying very close attention in the weeks and months to come'
By Tyler Colp published
news No more airhorns telling you to stop standing in the fire.

Diablo 4 is gearing up for another major loot overhaul before its next expansion arrives next year
By Tyler Colp published
news Major changes to crafting are finally on their way.

World of Warcraft: Midnight's design director wasn't sure players would enjoy Delve bosses jumping you, but 'it turns out people really like that', so now we're getting Prey
By Harvey Randall published
News Getting ganked in a controlled environment.

Blizzard will break WoW's most popular combat mods sooner than expected, kickstarting a new era for the MMO's boss design in the next major patch
By Tyler Colp published
news Boss mechanics will have to be dealt with the old-fashioned way starting very soon.

As World of Warcraft winds down its combat AddOn support, director Ion Hazzikostas is all composure about rule-breakers because 'Frankly, this is far from the first time'
By Harvey Randall published
News "Going back 20 years, people used to be able to use AddOns like Decursive … we broke that functionality."
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