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MMORPG.com has a “debate” between Brad McQuaid (you know, Vanguard, Everquest, vision, supercore, yadda) and… a self-righteous gold farmer. I guess Brad was bored that day (and actually seems to have just shrugged and wandered off near the end). The actual points you’ve all seen before dozens

In an interesting tack, Blizzard makes a virtue out of necessity, aikido-style. Sure, the actual retail launch of the World of Warcraft expansion was pushed back to January, what with many dungeons not being done even today, but that didn’t stop the live team from posting the expansion-

In other words, it’s free to play now. It hasn’t exactly been a critical success. Unlike Anarchy Online, I suspect this one will go micro-transaction funded. Interesting to see how/if that works.

Well, I certainly hope they don’t store nuclear waste there because that would be unfortunate.

I think someone finally has a larger blog-generated ego than I.

J. Henderson has a story up on Gamasutra about the continuing adventures of Jake Song, who designed that Lineage series you may have heard of. Was there an opportunity to reach both [Asian and American] markets before now? Maybe, Song wrote. \’e2\’80\’9cI think I had a chance to

Be careful what you tell Blizzard CS. (As seen on n3rfed, which updates seasonally whether you’re ready or not.)