World of Warcraft: Forever seems poised to give Blizzard fans more of what they’ve been clamoring for, new content in the game’s original style.
Author: Eddie De Santiago
Eddie De Santiago
Eddie De Santiago is a freelance writer for But Why Tho? writing about video games across all platforms, with a specialty in soulslikes. When he is not lost in the world of FFXIV, he enjoys playing games of every genre from Mario to Bloodborne. He enjoys comic books, horror films, and even crochets plushies. Eddie also has bylines with IGN.
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