After watching Paycee performance at MLG with Emazing Gaming, I really feel holy paladins are like the goal keepers in soccer. No one will ever remember your amazing performances. Remember how Paycee stayed alive at 15% with Minti-sama in his face for 20 seconds, while dishing out heals to hunter hero Twix to keep him alive? Nah, the audience only remembered his death against SK-US in game 1 of group play before he could bubble, and that certainly changed everything for his team psychologically from there. Buying cheap WoW Gold is not an easy job.

And Zileas, being one of the few paladin heroes who produced stellar records when the class was in turmoil in S2-S4, extremely confident in his ability as a paladin and not shy to let the community know about it, his first ever LAN performance is going to be under the micro scope.  The opening series will certainly be the most important games in his wow gold career. His team can afford to lose to SK-US later in the tournament, but they really can't afford to hit the loser bracket right off the bat.

My RMP ran into TSG last night for a bunch of games. As a dual comp RMP (running DK over mage in our other set-up), our coordination is nowhere near an elite RMP. We started the fights with me quickly opening on the warrior at max distance from our priest, and tried to play pressure/lock down on him while sheeping/novaing/deep freezing/blinding/disarming the DK. A sound strategy, but it just didn't work for us. DK would eventually lichborne and get on the priest for a bit, warrior will eventually get his intercept/charge off, hamstring, blade storm + strangulate and priest is down for the count. We could not dish out enough pressure in any of those matches, we were on the defense the entire time, delaying the inevitable, not preventing it.