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Inflame is showing why he is one of the top two tournament warlocks at the moment. Yesterday when GGE left him open, he could not make them pay for it. Today it is a completely different story. Nihilum warrior is on Venruki to reduce his damage and killing his elementals. Happyminti him alone can never put out enough pressure on either druid or warrior. Inflame spreaded his DOTs all around and kept everyone of GGE at 60% health, this produced very lethal target swaps as Sodah is under way too much pressure to keep everyone up. In game one Nihilum produced a fatal swap on Sodah after Venruki ice blocked. In game two Sodah tried a little too hard to spam wrath and score an early kill on enemy druid, and Inflame put him into a nice fear->cyclone chain before the warrior took out Minti-sama. Warrior simply has too big an edge over rogue at the moment in high level 3v3, and it is because of druid abolish poison. Hopefully the upcoming 3.0 patch will even things out with huge mutilate buffs, especially if tournaments rest of the year will actually swap to 3.0. I noticed Nihilum plays much more aggressively than Fnatic against rushdown teams. Against both Pandemic's rogue/shadowpriest/warlock and GGE's rogue/mage/druid, they were very quick at dishing out damage, while Fnatic spends a lot more globals on CCs and peels. Which approach is superior? We will find out soon in global finals. ESL Loser Bracket Finals:Got Games East vs X6 0-3 This is why I feel Venruki/Sodah need a strong warrior to run aion gold aion power leveling aion power leveling Knight class column), so we've got some terrific discussion for your up-and-coming Death Knights out there. We talked about whether they were OP and how they're going to fit into our groups and raids, both as tanks and DPS. We also answered emails as usual (including a good one about voice acting aion power leveling in the game, and how the "umbrella factions" in Northrend work), and we talked about how much money Blizzard made last week, and those new commercials (which I just saw on TV the other da We had a great time making the show, and hopefully you'll have as good a time listening to it. As always, you can hit up any (or all) of the outlets below wow power leveling and if you like the show, please do post a short review in iTunes, we'll appreciate it), or just press play right over on the sidebar (you'll find a new one there every morning Finally a reminder: we won't have a live show next week dffdsfdggg (November 29th) due to the Thanksgiving holiday, but we will have a new episode this week wow power leveling featuring Felicia Day from The Guild as a special guest. She'll be on to talk about season 2 of her show, their big dea with Microsoft, and everything else WoW as usual. Stay tuned -- we'll post that one as soon as it's ready aion power leveling Being a mage can be quite exhilarating yet utterly frustrating at times. I'm writing this so that we can have a valid place to discuss these high's and low's as well as serve as warning to those who are looking to start their own Mage. This isn't necessarily a guide but my opinions on what I have seen aion power leveling have played my own mage. The difference is subtle in that I am not telling you what is good to do but I am relaying my experiences as I have experienced them the Chinese comp of warrior/mage/druid. Against X6's warrior/priest/druid, they simply could not get reliable wound/cripple debuffs up to put out real pressure. Warrior/priest/druid is X6's primary comp and they are just extremely good at it, left very little openings. After a long struggle, Sodah ran out of mana and had to drink at top, leaving Minti down below in a corner and warrior burst damage came through. I have to say Got Games East is a joy to watch as the trio took 1st place in every bracket of their BG, and they really spend a lot of time perfecting their CC chains, but I am not sure if they have enough to beat this X6 team in a series. X6 up 1-0. Minti-sama switched to mutilate for game 2, trying to stack up more poisons but was under pressure all game from X6 warrior. We did not see much of CCs from Got Games East in this one as they tried to power down the warrior. But X6 warrior used spell reflect and intervene perfectly, coupled with a few well timed mace stuns and two healers backing him up, his health was above 6000 at all times. I am not sure if Got Games East have another strong comp to switch to and their coordination is breaking. Sodah and Venruki used their CCs on the same target a few times and they were frustrated by the very strong X6 defense. GGE went warrior/rogue/druid but Minti-sama sticked to mutilate for whatever reason. He was hit out of stealth and put into a CC chain right away, a non-factor for a good 20 seconds. Sodah is probably not used to playing with two melees with much less defensive CCs to work with. X6 shut down Minti-sama and went full pressure on Sodah to score a kill. It is GGE against Nihilum next, Nihilum lost two series in a row to GGE, do they have a real answer against rogue/mage/druid as warrior/lock/druid? I still believe if they play better defense, they should be able to last long enough for a win. Nihilum looked really out of sync in their last series against GGE, they should be able to play much stronger today.
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