by Rocket & Trog
Salt All The Things is a weekly World of Warcraft podcast hosted by Rocket and Trog — two friends, two decades of WoW, and zero filter. Every week we bring you honest takes, salty rants, and real talk about the game we can't quit. No scripts, no sugarcoating. A little salt for your day.
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2/22/2026
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June 23, 2026
<p>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?</p>
June 16, 2026
<p>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?</p>
May 27, 2026
<p>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.</p>
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Salt All The Things is a weekly World of Warcraft podcast hosted by Rocket and Trog — two friends, two decades of WoW, and zero filter.
Every week we bring you honest takes, salty rants, and real talk about the game we can't quit. No scripts, no sugarcoating.
A little salt for your day.
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