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I have jumped in WoW: Forever's beta 7738 times, roughly 135 jumps an hour, and if you'd like to find out if…

Blizzard Entertainment has released a stats tracker for the closed beta of World of Warcraft: Forever, allowing players to see their in-game statistics. The author logged 57 hours and performed 7,738 jumps, averaging 135 jumps per hour. The game is set to launch on November 4th.

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I have fallen to my own hubris

The author expresses regret over min-maxing in World of Warcraft by hoarding quests before a level cap increase to 30. They are now struggling with limited inventory space due to quest items, highlighting a personal hubris in their approach to the game.

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Thanks to this Final Fantasy 14 roleplayer survey, I know exactly how basic my Warrior of Light's backstory is

A survey of over 10,000 Final Fantasy 14 roleplayers, compiled by Reddit user CevicheLemon, reveals common character backstories and demographics. The most popular character is a female Miqo'te from Ishgard, while the least popular is a non-binary Lalafell from Mhach. The author analyzes their own character's backstory against these findings.

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FFXIV Character Miniature Figure Collection 2 Has Emet-Selch, Zenos

Square Enix has announced the second Final Fantasy XIV Miniature Figure Collection, featuring characters like Emet-Selch, Zenos Galvus, and Krile Maya Baldesion. The blind box collection is available for pre-order and includes characters from both older expansions and the upcoming Dawntrail. The figures stand approximately three inches tall and are expected to launch in July 2026.

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Question time: Do you care about fashion in MMOs, or do you just chuck any old gear on and call it a day?

This article discusses the importance of fashion and transmog systems in Massively Multiplayer Online games. It explores player attitudes towards character customization, ranging from prioritizing gear for stats to meticulously crafting outfits for aesthetic appeal. The author also shares personal experiences and invites reader participation in a poll about their own fashion priorities in MMOs.