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Maybe it would be better for the MMO if they had a team make non-expansion related mini-patches focused around alternate sources of current-tier gear (that can be adjusted as needed), gear catch-up, but primarily cosmetics and sideways progression, and let the main team focus on the expansion’s story and content. I remember hearing about Isle of Quel’danas mostly being conceived of and put out as filler between the planned end of TBC and the launch of Wrath. Q4tQ: Aside from all the other structural changes that need to happen as a higher priority, do you think WoW’s content cadence would be served by the team hiring a sub-team to make expansion-agnostic patch content to be used in case of ’emergency’ with delays? Plus, it’s being written by Aaron Dembski-Bowden, and he’s a fantastic 40k author!

I’m really digging the art style, and I like the idea of bashing a column over onto my enemies to squish them.

I was going to leave it at that, but right as I was finishing the Queue a friend of mine sent me a link to this upcoming Warhammer 40k game and I’m always down to play another XCOM style shooter. Meanwhile, I’m excited to see how different Tiny Tina’s will end up being from Borderlands. The early sizzle reels are pretty much a more fantasy Borderlands, which I’m not upset about, but I wonder if they’ve tinkered under the hood mechanically to give it some variety. Other games that I’m looking forward are Rawmen and Bear and Breakfast. But I’ll probably be fine as long as I get to control a tank and use it to blow things up. I’m interested to see if Halo can bring this Cortana trilogy into a satisfying ending. Off the top of my head Halo: Infinite and Tiny Tina’s Wonderland are both shooters that I’m really looking forward to. Q4tQ: what games are you most looking forward to right now? (Because there are always more games coming up.)

Download the last version for mac Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters