2015 Road to BlizzCon

BlizzCon is getting closer and we have already got ourselves a cool teaser trailer! Oh boy do I love myself some teasers, for some reason they're the only type of advertisement that doesn't get me all annoyed and yelling at AdBlock to work.

It looks like the biggest event of the year for every WoW fan out there (wether you go there or not, there's always some cool content to look through and it generally gives you an idea of the future of the game). That's what it is every single year and that's not about to change: this year, it happens in Prague, Czech Republic. More specifically in the O2 arena.

The one thing I'm looking forward to is more information about the Legion expansion. I just can't get enough of those big updates and I always get so hyped about them. Unfortunately though, my attention span is extremely short and there's always something else to distract me. Perhaps I should monetize this blog in the future and even get paid for going to these events and documenting them, that would be absolutely awesome if I were able to do something like that.

Of course there's going to be some surprises as always and while you guys might have hoped for some extreme rumor-mill-ran-wild scenario on this blog, I'd have to disappoint you if you were. All I can say is I wish I could be there to see all of it for myself.

I'm hyped, not only because it's a big thing but because WoW is a big part of my life. I've spent years and years playing the game and everything that happens to it is something that changes in my life.

My Opinion on the Apple Watch

This is not going to be an experience-based review, this is just me giving my opinion on the Apple Watch as the internet presents it. I get the information used to form my own opinion from the official Apple Watch page and various other blogs that have made reviews about it.

Apple went with a simple, modern and generally beautiful design. If what they claim on their website is true, this watch would be a very good buy. The only big flaw that I found out about on other blogs and that Apple didn't even mention on their website is that you need an iPhone in order to be able to use it. I guess my Motorola Moto E 4G (2015) simply won't do the trick when it comes down to using the Apple Watch.

They're apparently using the digital crown on the side of the watch as a main user input, but it also has a touchscreen on it so that you can also use it as if it's just a smartphone wrapped around your wrist. I really like this idea, even though I'm not really sure if it'll work that well.

Another thing we're not used to seeing from Apple but we will be seeing on the Apple Watch is a large amount of personalisation options. I really like that you're able to choose the looks on just about every single aspect of your watch so that your device is truly unique.

That's it for this quick opinionated review, I don't have the watch myself so I can't really do a more in-depth review while still being sure the information I provide is correct and reliable.