Blizzcon is just two days away! I managed to get my hands on portions of the 2009 Players Guide that was sent out to the competitors a couple of days ago. Friday the first World of Warcraft match begins at 1:00PM PST and the last match of the day wraps up at 9pm, with a 30 minute break from 5:00-5:30 about WoW Account. On Saturday the tournament picks up at 10AM PST and wraps up at 5PM. The Grand Finals are scheduled to take place from 3:30PM - 4:30PM.

A few weeks ago I was able to sit down with Neilyo to get his thoughts on the rogue class. It was before 3.2 but it was interesting to see his predictions on how the game would slow down (even if only slightly). He talks about his philosophy in playing the game and the subtle intricacies of WoW that are largely ignored. We also talk about his sponsorship with Fnatic and what makes a good sponsor about WoW Account.

"Wow is so abstract because almost nothing is for certain. Almost everything is situational. Instead of like in Counter Strike even in the most difficult situations it is pretty clear what your priorities are if you do make a mistake. You know exactly what you should have done differently immediately after the mistake about WoW Account. Because of so much being situational in WoW it makes anticipation more valuable in relation to other aspects of the game in comparison to a more straightforward game about WoW Account. Because once you understand your class and concepts of what needs to be done to be effective there is pretty much nothing left to do but to try to anticipate everything you can in order to hopefully make a bigger impact in the fight."