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Blizzard takes rare World of Warcraft mount from players as the MMO's latest crack down on real-money transactions continues

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Gamesradar ·8 days ago

Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred and Overwatch's resurgence reportedly drove Blizzard to its "first back-to-back years of growth" in almost 10 years

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Pcgamer ·12 days ago

WoW will let some WeakAura-style mods function in its next major patch, as the war on combat AddOns turns into more of a truce

World of Warcraft calling curtains on combat-based UI mods (AddOns) has been a bit of a mixed bag—while I'm personally more than fine having a class I don't need constant auditory pings and klaxons to play, there have…

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Pcgamer ·16 days ago

Former WoW designer says Blizzard had no way to measure maximum player DPS while building early raids—so the studio enlisted its strongest sickos to grind target dummies

In its 22 years since launch, WoW has gradually accumulated an elaborate ecosystem of metrics and simulation tools allowing players to analyze and optimize their combat performance.

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Gamesradar ·17 days ago

Blizzard "heard your feedback" on Diablo 4 Mythics and is completely changing how they work again: "The random factors are gone"

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Pcgamer ·17 days ago

Blizzard is keeping secrets about Diablo 4's next season until BlizzCon, but you can still try some of it out next week

For the first time in three years, we're not getting advance notice on absolutely everything coming in the next Diablo 4 season.

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Gamesradar ·24 days ago

Blizzard fires World of Warcraft dev after using "development-only spells on a live realm" to help a friend breeze through bosses

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Pcgamer ·24 days ago

Blizzard fires World of Warcraft game master who insta-killed bosses for friends

The Blizzard developer who was caught using World of Warcraft game master (GM) abilities to insta-kill two bosses for some friends has been fired from the studio.