So just when you thought I must be out of crazy shit to share with you that the homebrew scene has gotten running on the Sega Dreamcast... @cypress577422 over here gets freaking WORLD OF WARCRAFT ported to DC! So here's a few minutes of footage spliced together of him questing ONLINE with a buddy, playing WoW the way it was always intended to be played... on a Sayga Dreamcast! What you can immediately see is... yeah, it's fully playable, and even runs surprisingly well for a new port. He's gotten the entire game fitting onto two discs, minus removed or inaccessible content (such as GM island), with all abilities and classes working! Yeah, the textures on the ground especially look pretty low resolution, but funnily enough, right after I was sent these captures, Cypress drastically improved their quality in the next build... because Bruce gave him a bunch of shit over the ground looking blurry in Discord. So that part has already been addressed. 🤣 Some other details about the port include: 1) Custom content for the Dreamcast: pets, mounts, recipes and quests (I've literally seen dude walking around with a Chu Chu Rocket mag from PSO, lmao). 2) Backported the arena 1v1s, 2v2s, and 3v3s from future expansions with their maps and it works in tandem with the vanilla PvP systems. 3) 2X exp until level 20, when it gets reduced. Be sure to give @cypress577422 a follow to show your support for his epic work!

I cannot tell you how much it pains me to say this. As things currently stand, I will not be exhibiting at or attending GCX in 2027 or the indefinite future. The event has restructured their pricing and is eliminating the option to purchase a large booth for artist alley (eliminating a discount that we did not know we had), raising the cost of my booth footprint (same case for @bansheebotpete and @RazorsEdgeRaz ) for the last few years by over 200%. Artists with smaller booths are also seeing hundreds of dollars in service downgrades. While asking for clarification and seeking solutions, we have been treated with a baffling amount of disrespect by an employee of the show (to be clear, this is not directed at Shane, who has always advocated for artists and devs alike, he’s a gem). Veteran artists are being removed from spaces they helped to shape and then being lied about, having their character attacked. I don’t know how we got here. This tone shift feels like a turn from community to capital and it's hard to ignore. Between this sudden and concerning price increase and the failure to promote Artist Alley during my time as an exhibitor in any meaningful way, it just isn't an expense I can justify anymore. We aren’t even listed on the event page. There were no GCX-official promotional posts. I’m tired. Let me be clear. I am crushed. I am gutted. And still, I will never stop making Destiny art. That’s what this is about, at its core. This community means the world to me, and that passion will never leave me. With some adjustments in attitude and pricing, I would love to return someday. If you've gotten yourself a ticket to GCX expecting to find me in Artist Alley, I am deeply sorry to say that you won't be seeing me there. I'm going to really miss my morning commute.

Scramble Knights Online is launching on October 26th and is coming to XBOX Game Pass! Wishlist now 👇

In the most recent WoW: Forever podcast, Blizzard revealed that if you queue a Battleground solo, you will not be matched against a premade. #warcraft #wowforever wowhead.com/forever/news/pre…