Stargrace still cleared over 2 million gold in WoW despite barely posting auctions, with pets and cheap transmog finally showing signs of life.
Syp speed-runs a LOTRO housing cleanup, dives back into the endless Barrow-downs, and eyes Wolves of Mordor’s surprisingly early October launch.
Tipa digs into Malifaux 4e’s Rasputina vs. Shenlong matchup, GG1’s Map the Area strategy, and the annoyance of the newly broken iPhone app.
CrazyKinux breaks down EVE Online’s Caldari Navy Hookbill, focusing on scram-kiting, five-mid-slot flexibility, and fitting choices that actually match your plan.
Bhagpuss is deeply impressed by Neverness to Everness’s The Witch, a Salem witch trials story channeling The Crucible with unusual weight and respect.
Scopique untangles Star Citizen’s baffling pledge lockdown, where CIG now forces backers to freeze one game-access package as unmeltable and ungiftable.
Wilhelm wraps No Man’s Sky Expedition 23, a hefty 43-milestone anniversary tour through the game’s major updates that mostly samples features without too much pain.
Tobold likes Defenders of the Realm: Definitive Edition but worries its sluggish Gamefound campaign could land in the riskiest zone: barely funded.
Kelly talks candidly about down days and the coping value of reading, learning Python, and writing when heavier feelings won’t let up.
Anarchae shares a sharp links roundup on DRM-free ebooks, Twitch transcript privacy, gambling harms, labor failures, and more, plus some good job news.
Joel’s weeknotes bounce from a Penn & Teller: Fool Us binge to UNO, seafood, Land of Eem almost happening, and an accidental rom-com outing.
Warner weighs Apple’s coming Full Disk Access restrictions against AI-agent privacy risks and the collateral damage for legitimate Mac apps.