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12:00 AM

12:00 AM plus Broken Shore

I’m one of the peeps who kept their hype levels regulated in this whole debacle.

Might do a first impressions + review later on, as well as a commentary on the whole situation.

I’m glad to say my first death was actually to a random enemy during a White Phantom support.

I’m sad to say my playthrough was ended by a CTD followed by a computer hang.

I’d been following the game from the start (and unfortunately saw the fallout the company had with its backers) but the final game still is something to behold.

I mean in what other game can you have conflicts going on 5 different planets at once, and end a game by smashing planets together or firing a giant space laser (or keeping a foothold on an enemy planet juuust long enough so your Planet-destroying bomb arms and you GTFO)

It’s fascinating how the dynamic changes as the game progresses, though.

From heaped together scrapships to sleek and expensive fightercraft,

always competing for resources and on the move.

Blizzard announced the next expansion and with baited breath i’m sure many of you reading this also watched the announcement trailer as did I.

I’ll be honest. I’m excited. As in, blown away excited. Blizzard is really trying, and that’s a good thing. They’re pulling out all the stops and reaching far back into the pot of “Things we haven’t addressed since that one awkward High School Reunion”.

Of course, There are very polarizing opinions on this. With millions of fans who all have their own ideas as to what World of Warcraft is “Supposed” to be, this is natural. As far as I can understand people who are fed up and  who think this a cheap blow, There is nothing more vastly scattered than the opinions of Warcraft fans thinking of what’s best for the game and their experience playing it.

I can understand all opinions, good and bad, of Legion, the new expansion.