Er, I think your English needs some work, but if I'm understanding this correctly, yes, I'm fairly sure there's a WoL-only ladder and one for WoL+HotS. Technically there's also one for HotS, but the only thing missing from that is the WoL campaign.

I don't think you did, if I recall correctly.

Yeah, I do mean that. Plus, Ghost was made by other studios being contracted by Blizzard, by my understanding, Overwatch is being developed in-house.

The word choice might be incorrect, but by my understanding, what they mean is that you don't have to buy Wings and Heart in order to play Legacy, you can just buy Legacy and play that if you want.

Eh, given that this is the only first-person game Blizzard's ever made, I think they're allowed one.

Fairly sure it all connects to the same game client. I remember hearing them talking about Wings of Liberty and Heart of the Swarm being "standalones"; they're all Starcraft 2, and buying more than one just adds them together.

It's easily my favorite of the series. The story is solid, the characters are almost all interesting and enjoyable, the writing is fantastic, the music is great, the reclassing and skill system is addicting and they did a fairly good job with the animations.

To quote the Wikipedia article on M:TG deck types:

So...Handlock, Control Warrior, Freeze Mage, Ramp Druid, Control Paladin, don't count as control decks?

Hence why I'm passing on the 3DS version. It looks great and all, but I can stand to wait the extra month or two for the definitive version.

Thankfully.

I certainly hope you're right.

I'm okay with him being DLC...but not okay with him being only for people who bought both version. It's essentially the same game and I'd prefer to play it on the Wii U, why can't I just buy that version and have the complete experience?

"Running a Kickstarter is a full time job for several people"

Except that the frog was Thor, affected by a spell cast by Loki. I have the issues for that plotline.

"WoW is in decline because it's over ten years old"

"The whole point of alternative currencies and reputation items is to provide you with a way of gearing up, not a means to sidestep content altogether."

Yeah, I have played F2P MMOs, and WoW's RNG was just as bad at times; alternative currencies and reputation items have always been a consolation prize, the best stuff always locked behind RNG. Up until recently (if I recall correctly), you weren't just fighting against the RNG, but against your party members too, so…

The game already has shitty RNG, that's part of why I stopped playing in the first place; I found I was spending more time running dungeons/LFR over and over again just to get gear instead of actually doing the things I enjoyed.