Also spoilers, but made this even more frustrating: he explodes around him when he dies.

I had not seen any enemy do this and didn't know that was a potential mechanic. If you don't move out of the way you will die and your kill doesn't count.

The drill head + guardian looking guy pair also seemed prone to 'random' damage, and then I was told that you can sprint jump left on the ledge below instead of taking the two bells on the right, and then you get to just skip those too.

The first drillhead spawn seemed like I had to kill it every time to be safe. Turns out if you sprint from the start of the room you can make it underneath it before it becomes active.

I got stuck here for a long time as well.

It took me awhile to discover how to path to the boss in a way that didn't feel horrific.

What does this entail? We had a bunch of caterpillars in our garden and now I'm all about making that a regular thing :D

Let everyone know you can see Ragnaros' feet through the window near Golemagg.

Not yet, but we're getting closer 😞

I'm catching strays on something that happened over a decade ago, ainnoway it was me there is no proof 😈

I'm not sure what my feelings are of the season in general tbh, it's felt like collection of shorts or vignettes rather than cohesive episodes of a show. The story flows consistently between them but the style shifts felt kind of odd to me.

But I think that add-ons being able to communicate across clients, being able to read combat events of other actors other than yourself, being able to sync and visualize every cooldown in your group is causing an absolute flood of data on the screen that makes the experience worse.

To be clear I'm definitely on the side of add-ons existing but I would advocate for only being able to poll data about your own characters state and not external enemies / players. I think being able to customize how you visualize your own auras and cooldowns is really important.

Even in late mythic fights I don't think timers are as impactful as players seem to think, often once a fight gets difficult enough I'll actually just study the timeline of events from logs and structure how I think about the fight from that and then in game timers are no longer needed.

Id say the vast majority of fights in wow pre-mythic do not need timers at all to be played. WoW generally has pretty good VO signalling when specific abilities are about to happen.

I was fixing a bug today that I caused, realized that it was caught by the unit tests that I wrote previosly because I knew the system was complex and if you adjust it without knowing the rules then shit can happen, but didn't run it when I created the bug.

At least testing the fix was easy :|

The trick is to just not suppress that urge at all. Just let it happen and cackle as they look at you like you are insane.

I'm a big fan of In This Moment if you are looking for another band to check out.

Starting to build out my feed / follows. But something I noticed immediately was a distinct lack of ads polluting my feed. Hope it stays that way.

The X thing cemented it to me as well. Weird thing to send me over the edge I guess but here we are.