Blue Watch - Tuesday, August 14th, 2007
This is the Tuesday, August 14th edition of Blue Watch, covering Blizzard posts on the General, Shaman, PTR and EU-Rogue forums.
Clicking on the title of the thread will take you to our Dev Tracker. Here you can see the initial post in the thread, as well as each Blue post contained therein. Clicking on the 
icon will take you directly to the post on the official World of Warcraft forums, so that you may join in on the conversation if you so desire.
NOTE: Due to a bug with our Dev Tracker, its link isn't available this week.
- What is the point of Battle for Mount Hyjal -
In this thread, Drysc explains the reasons behind implementing the Caverns of Time instance, Battle for Mount Hyjal.
- So...where's the Matchmaking System? -
In this thread, Drysc goes into detail about the Matchmaking System implemented recently to Battlegrounds.
- Testing the Expansion? -
In this thread, Nethaera gives a quick rundown of who should be testing the expansion.
- When does the PS3 version come out? -
In this thread, Drysc mentions that there are no plans for a PS3 version of World of Warcraft.
- Happy Birthday Neth! -
It's Nethaera's birthday today, so join in and wish her well!
- Windfury Totem Nerf Necessary -
In this thread, Nethaera tries to provide reasoning for the Windfury Totem changes applied recently in a hotfix.
- Voice Chat F.A.Q. 8/10/07 -
In this thread, Nethaera provides an excellent F.A.Q. for the new Voice Chat being added in patch 2.2.0.
- Voice Chat Guide -
In this thread, Hortus announces that the fantastic player-created guide has been stickied.
- 2.2 PTR Patch Notes -
In this thread, Hortus posts the 2.2 PTR Patch Notes. Be sure to check back from time to time, as the notes typically get updated each time the PTR is patched.
- Test realms ARE monitored by GMS! -
In this thread, Hortus provides some clarification on who monitors the PTR's. Suffice to say, you should be careful when starting trouble on them!
- Rogue Nerfs - a complication -
In this thread, Vaneras comments on the compilation of Rogue "nerfs" - most of which are actually bugs.
