One thing that I think is a make or break for World of Warcraft Classic is going to be the community. Something I think that is often… Read more “Classic, Community, and Cultivation”
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The Sense of World and the Lack of World Development in World of Warcraft and Final Fantasy XIV
Something I was thinking about in a longer post I was working on, is that modern games often are designed in a way that makes lots of… Read more “The Sense of World and the Lack of World Development in World of Warcraft and Final Fantasy XIV”
Evaluating Battle for Azeroth – Could It End Life as a Good Expansion?
Something that occurred to me the other day is that I cannot evaluate Battle for Azeroth solely as BfA, the product – yet. Because I realized that… Read more “Evaluating Battle for Azeroth – Could It End Life as a Good Expansion?”
Classic Beyond Classic – How Burning Crusade and Wrath of the Lich King Will Be Difficult to Implement
Most of the World of Warcraft fandom of late has turned their attention near fully to the looming shadow of WoW Classic. I can’t blame anyone, myself… Read more “Classic Beyond Classic – How Burning Crusade and Wrath of the Lich King Will Be Difficult to Implement”
A Really Quick Post About The Oddity of Classic World First Racing (1,458 words “quick”)
I had two different posts in the works for today, but those ground to a halt once I saw this news story. Method Announces the Classic Race… Read more “A Really Quick Post About The Oddity of Classic World First Racing (1,458 words “quick”)”
A Treatise on Ion Hazzikostas
(Excuse the awful selfie, heh) To continue on my developer appreciation posts for the week, one of the few times my posts are going to be fairly… Read more “A Treatise on Ion Hazzikostas”
On Sandboxes and Theme Parks – My Personal Opinion
There is something of a theme I noticed in comments I received on my appreciation post for Naoki Yoshida yesterday, and rather than writing a handful of… Read more “On Sandboxes and Theme Parks – My Personal Opinion”
Developer Appreciation from the Past – The Legacy of Ghostcrawler
For a second post for developer appreciation week, and as a lead-in for a planned third part, I want to dive into the past and discuss a… Read more “Developer Appreciation from the Past – The Legacy of Ghostcrawler”
The First Year of Battle For Azeroth, and What Lies Beyond
Yesterday marked the 1 year anniversary of the official retail launch of Battle for Azeroth, World of Warcraft’s 7th expansion. It has been a fascinating first year… Read more “The First Year of Battle For Azeroth, and What Lies Beyond”
What’s Old is Sort of New Again – On Revamping Old Content in MMOs
Adding new content to a game is a no-brainer. Adding features designed to attract new players to what is an old game is a very different gambit.… Read more “What’s Old is Sort of New Again – On Revamping Old Content in MMOs”
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