Azeroth United - A World of Warcraft Podcast
Oct 7, 2026 · 1 hr 21 min · 11 segments
Episode 157 | This week on Azeroth United, we ask whether Blizzard has gone too far with dungeon XP changes in World of Warcraft: Forever. The goal is understandable… discourage dungeon grinding…
[swoosh] Okay, y'all, I, I have to say, you guys have been stuffing the mail bag recently.
And then I was like, "Okay, you know, like, I'll read whatever's there," and there were 14 comments on Spotify for last week.
I...
You guys have been great.
I really appreciated the, just the feedback that I get and being able to interact with people who are enjoying the show, and people who aren't enjoying the show, to be perfectly honest, and that's okay.
I encourage you to send me a comment if you, if you disagree with me or if you don't like something I said.
You know, just, just keep it clean.
But, um, yeah, I can- I can't, I can't read all of those.
Um, so we're gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna set some of those aside for this week, and, um, m- maybe we'll come back to them next week.
But, uh, so I apologize if I don't read your comments.
Uh, I know I said I would, but, um, I will get to it eventually.
Um, so I, I will read a few of these but, um, yeah, thank- you guys have been great.
Thank you so much.
It, it means so much to me that you guys are enjoying the show, so really, really does.
Um, okay, so this is for episode 156, WoW Forever and the Trouble with Twitter, which I don't know if people got the, the title.
The whole idea of that was the trouble with tribbles, and I just thought trouble with Twitter, and I thought it was funny.
And then nobody said anything about it, and I was like, "Maybe I was, like, being too clever." So anyway, uh, okay, first [laughs] I don't know.
First comment is from BD.
"First time listener.
Haven't played since Vanilla.
Dabbled in Classic.
Super excited for Forever.
Great episode." Um, and this to me is, is exactly what this is all about.
WoW Forever is bringing these people back who, "Oh, I haven't played since Vanilla.
[swoosh] Okay, y'all, I, I have to say, you guys have been stuffing the mail bag recently.
And then I was like, "Okay, you know, like, I'll read whatever's there," and there were 14 comments on Spotify for last week.
I...
You guys have been great.
I really appreciated the, just the feedback that I get and being able to interact with people who are enjoying the show, and people who aren't enjoying the show, to be perfectly honest, and that's okay.
I encourage you to send me a comment if you, if you disagree with me or if you don't like something I said.
You know, just, just keep it clean.
But, um, yeah, I can- I can't, I can't read all of those.
Um, so we're gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna set some of those aside for this week, and, um, m- maybe we'll come back to them next week.
But, uh, so I apologize if I don't read your comments.
Uh, I know I said I would, but, um, I will get to it eventually.
Um, so I, I will read a few of these but, um, yeah, thank- you guys have been great.
Thank you so much.
It, it means so much to me that you guys are enjoying the show, so really, really does.
Um, okay, so this is for episode 156, WoW Forever and the Trouble with Twitter, which I don't know if people got the, the title.
The whole idea of that was the trouble with tribbles, and I just thought trouble with Twitter, and I thought it was funny.
And then nobody said anything about it, and I was like, "Maybe I was, like, being too clever." So anyway, uh, okay, first [laughs] I don't know.
First comment is from BD.
"First time listener.
Haven't played since Vanilla.
Dabbled in Classic.
Super excited for Forever.
Great episode." Um, and this to me is, is exactly what this is all about.
WoW Forever is bringing these people back who, "Oh, I haven't played since Vanilla.
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