CDPR isn’t taking the heist lying down. The company has been using the power of DMCA notices to those trying to share the code online, a tactic that’s usually reserved for stopping Metallica from playing its own music during a BlizzCon stream. For whom the bell lols.

You wouldn’t hit a leather-loving sorceress wearing spectacles and a sorting hat from Harry Potter going through its heavy metal phase, would you? Game set and match.

It goes without saying that if you do get one of these Far Cry 6 emails, you definitely shouldn’t reply to it.

Ironic given that Metallica were the band that paved the way for the modern DMCA takedown. Besides, they were playing their own song! That’s the opposite of copyright infringement!

With the arrival of World of Warcraft: Shadowlands last year, the game is getting ready to add another major content update to its servers titled Chains of Domination. While a leak this week pretty much confirmed all the stuff coming to the MMO, there wasn’t a fancy trailer to go with it! Which is right below, you’re welcome.

Hearthstone! Blizzard’s free-to-play card game is stronger than ever, and it’s getting ready for a new era of content that has been dubbed the Year of the Gryphon. Hearthstone’s new Core Set, which replaces existing Basic and Classic sets with a freshly curated selection of 235 cards, will also be added when the new year kicks off.

At BlizzConOnline, Blizzard’s newest Diablo 4 announcement was an update on a classic: The return of the Rogue class from the original Diablo game, who’ll be playable alongside the Barbarian, Druid, and Sorceress.

The original expansion was the first injection of new content into World of Warcraft back in 2007. Blizzard says that this update on the classic will once again see players enter the Twisting Nether and explore Outland—the shattered remains of the once beautiful Orc homeworld, Draenor.