We’re back to the World of Warcraft updates now, with several class changes provided for the journey from level 90 to level 100 in the Warlords of Draenor expansion.
These are the Priest, Rogue and Shaman changes that have been earmarked so far.
Continue reading “Blizzcon 2013 – WoW Priest, Rogue & Shaman Changes”
We’re back to the World of Warcraft updates now, with several class changes provided for the journey from level 90 to level 100 in the Warlords of Draenor expansion.
These are the Mage, Monk and Paladin changes that have been earmarked so far.
Continue reading “Blizzcon 2013 – WoW Mage, Monk & Paladin Changes”
We’re back to the World of Warcraft updates now, with several class changes provided for the journey from level 90 to level 100 in the Warlords of Draenor expansion.
These are the Death Knight, Druid and Hunter changes that have been earmarked so far.
Continue reading “Blizzcon 2013 – WoW Death Knight, Druid & Hunter Changes”
As with the World of Warcraft announcements thread, I’ve decided to amass all the information I can get my grubby mitts on with Diablo: Reaper of Souls, the latest expansion to be released in the Diablo series.
As you can expect, it all looks pretty sensational.
More information has come out about Blizzard’s new venture Heroes of the Storm, this time showcasing the kinds of heroes players will be able to utilise ingame.
Here’s what I’ve found so far.
Continue reading “Blizzcon 2013 – Heroes of the Storm Characters Revealed”
Phewph, that was a lot of World of Warcraft related stuff. I’m taking a break from it for the moment, because I know there’s going to be even more announcements to write about, and I don’t want to get crippling excitement pains. Well, not just yet anyway.
Fortunately, Blizzard make quite a few immense games, and they have just announced another one.
As I mentioned in the previous Blizzcon post, the character models for World of Warcraft are getting an overhaul – something that players have been asking for for a long time. We’ve been teased with bits and pieces – newly designed Druid shapeshift models, Thrall looking all fierce, as well as Jaina getting some botox.
But now the spotlight has shifted.
Usually I sit back of an evening and mull over what I want to write about. Is there something in the gaming world causing a ruckus? Maybe a new piece of hardware, or a developer with a masters in flamenco dancing? Finding the right piece to write about can be daunting. Then, you get days like the Blizzcon weekend, where information is flying at your from all angles at all times.
Fortunately, those are the best days.
Continue reading “Blizzcon 2013 – World of Warcraft Announcements”
Good news, Steam users (I’m presuming that’s every single one of you) – you can now download your games in the background while you play other games. Huzzah! The minor update also allows you to choose the time of day that Steam charters it’s automatic downloads, so slowing down your online experience is a non-issue.
Rejoice!
Yes, you did read that headline correctly – Maxis’ city-building behemoth is now loaning itself out to the whim of the Progressive Insurance Group, a system of insurance companies from the US. The downloadable content is free, which is nice, but I can’t help but feel a little odd about downloading it nonetheless.
It does have it’s uses though.
Continue reading “SimCity DLC – Sponsored by an Insurance Company?”
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