In this episode, Rocket takes on a new challenge by stepping into the shoes of a healing shaman. Join Rocket and Trog as they discuss this bold move, share their latest WoW adventures, and sprinkle some salt on the past week's gaming experiences.

Featured song: Guns N Roses — November Rain

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SbUC-UaAxE

Top 3: Rocket’s Reasons to Heal

Rocket

1. To do something different and hopefully fun

2. Be able to run more content w/o guildies once confident

3. To 'help' the guild

Trog

1. Trog gets a pocket healer!

2. Faster queue times!

3. Might lead to daddy sho's approval

Thank You Tour Episode 2---Taly's Tales

This episode dives into the world of solo play in World of Warcraft. Rocket and Trog, joined by Salty Super Fan Talyeria, explore why players choose to go it alone, how it impacts their experience, and share some personal stories and insights. Is solo play enjoyable, and why? Does it make things harder, or is it more friendly now than before?

Featured song: Divinyls — I Touch Myself

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv-34w8kGPM

Top 3: Best Solo Experiences

Rocket

1. (TIE) Mount and Tmog farming in old content, FEL BEAR appearance in Legion

2. The entirety of WOTLK storytelling, first cinematic ever, PEAK wow

3. Doom Lord Kazzak attacking SW

Trog

1. Green Fire for Warlock

2. Old Raids + Dungeons

3. Low level twinking in bgs

Taly

1. Green Fire for Warlock

2. Lich King kill

3. Gorefiend PvP Shenanigans

In this episode, Rocket and Trog dive into the emotional rollercoaster that is World of Warcraft. They explore how players can practice self-care while navigating the highs and lows of Azeroth, sharing personal stories and strategies for maintaining well-being in-game. Rocket will share some recent personal incidents that have led to 'aha' moments.

Featured song: Phoebe Bridgers — Motion Sickness

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sfYpolGCu8

Thank You Tour Part 1--- Winmar's Whimsy In this episode, Rocket and Trog delve into the often overlooked aspects of raiding in WoW, focusing on the crucial roles beyond just mechanics and bosses. They spotlight WINMAR, a key player known for boosting morale and making critical call-outs, as he shares his invaluable experiences and stories from the game.

Join Rocket and Trog as they dive into the world of leveling in WoW. With Rocket healing and Trog tanking, they discuss whether the journey to max level is a thrilling adventure or a tedious grind. Expect candid opinions, laughs, and a sprinkle of salt along the way. We will be recording our progress as much as possible, and sharing our takes on the 'new' leveling experience. We are going to try to do this as 'pure' as possible, starting in exile's reach and working our way up. Part one of an ongoing series we are RECORDING video!

Rocket and Trog dive into the games they play outside of World of Warcraft, exploring what draws them away from Azeroth and what elements of these games could enhance WoW. From dying gear to multiclassing, they discuss which features they'd love to see implemented in the current expansion.

In this episode, Rocket and Trog dive into the controversial World of Warcraft achievement system, questioning the value of points without rewards. Join them as they explore the history, the functionality, and the community's take on whether achievements need a revamp.

In this episode, Rocket and Trog dive into the latest patch changes in World of Warcraft, exploring the revamped currency system, gearing adjustments, and new content. Are these updates enough to erase the memory of the last patch's chaos, or is there more salt to be had?

Rocket and Trog tackle the elephant in the room: WoW charges a monthly subscription AND has an increasingly aggressive in-game shop. They break down whether the subscription fee still makes sense in 2026, compare WoW's monetization to other MMOs, and ask the hard question — are players getting their money's worth?

Rocket and Trog dive into the asymmetrical pain of pick-up groups—where a single wipe costs you 20 minutes and repair bills, but a smooth run just feels... fine. They explore why PUG failures sting so much harder than successful runs feel rewarding, and whether Blizzard's loot and progression systems are actually designed to keep us grinding despite the frustration. They also discuss the surprising glow ups that have happened in Midnight season 1.