The best example I can think of for this would be the ESL Global Finals in Germany. When Realz, Sck, and myself played there as PHD, we did extremely well against every American RMP we practiced against about wow gold, but when we got there, almost every EU RMP was running their rogue as shadow dance which basically did not exist in the US RMPs until after that tournament. Being caught off guard with the mobility and burst potential of the old SHD was a huge factor that we did not adapt to fast enough wow gold. Little things like that make all the difference.

In any case, if I had to make a prediction for the Blizzcon finals, I will go out on a limb and say Woah over Button Bashers (HON) 3-1 to get wow gold.

Heroes of Newerth are the new DotA remake that I am sure basically everyone reading this website has heard a lot about over the last month or so. It is incredibly fun, easy to get into, and most importantly, addictive; and it is still in beta. In Aion beta right now, most people I know can not even bear to log in it anymore because it is still patched with 1.0 and there are basically no quests past level 25 to do anymore leaving the only leveling option as grinding, and who wants to grind their ass off in a beta about wow gold?

    With the rapidly increasing popularity in HoN, despite it being a fairly different genre from Aion or even WoW to get wow gold, many gamers that were previously hooked on Aion have been expressing their lack of interest in it any longer and how HoN will be occupying their time in the future. I found this interesting because, as previously stated, they are far different genres and most of the people playing WoW play it for character development and an evolving game world, neither of which HoN provides.