Paul_Woodward

I am cautiously optimistic. I was more a fan of the campaign and story anyway, but Halo Studios (formerly 343 Industries) doesn't have the best record between Halo 5 and Halo Infinite.

Saying that it is unfair for the Alliance to have two races that can be Demon Hunters feels like a bit of a stretch. Races really don't matter as much as they used to.

If Blizzard restricted the new specialization exclusively to Void Elf Demon Hunters, I could understand why people would be upset, but that isn't the case here. It honestly feels like the player base is blowing this out of proportion.

Don't get me wrong, I'd love to have more races able to roll Demon Hunter. It would be awesome to be a Troll Demon Hunter, but I doubt that will happen.

I won't deny there is certainly a gold sink element to this mount, but it is certainly not the worst. I'd say the costs for this were around 12 to 15k, including the tip I gave the engineer who made the Irresistable Button for me.

But yeah, as far as mounts go, I do prefer my Magic Rooster mount, which I got insanely lucky with when I bought an old TCG booster pack back in the day.

I really want to check this game out, but I unfortunately won't have the chance for awhile. I'm hearing so many good things about it, and it is good to know that there is plenty of content. 30 to 60 hours is a good run time.

I really like what I've seen of Mario Kart World. Open-world racing combined with free roam is exactly the kind of thing I want to see more of. It'll be awhile before I have a Switch 2, but I do look forward to checking this game out someday.

Content like this is intended for new players, with a focus on iconic/eye-catching mounts. This is especially the case with the Mount Mania activity in the 20th Anniversary event where they will see a bunch of mounts they don't have and not necessarily know where they are from nor how to get them.

Oddly enough, new players aren't going to have 20 years' worth of knowledge on where to find things in this game. Many newer players aren't even aware of websites like WoW Head and just search on Google instead.

Invincible isn't as rare is because of how long it has been in the game. People have been farming it for years. On Data For Azeroth, Invincible has been obtained by 16% of all players.