I have personally been playing WoW since vanilla days and started participating in arena mid-season one about cheap wow gold. In season one and most of season two, I played as deep combat like many other rogues with adrenaline rush and such. I then played HARP (hemo AR prep) during season three for the short stint that it existed and went to mutilate after it promptly got nerfed. I stuck with deep poison mutilate (european style) all the way to the end of TBC and earned Gladiator in season three and four of arena. For WotLK, I stuck with mutilate like the majority of rogues and earned Gladiator once again with my sister in season 5 running disc priest/rogue to get cheap wow gold.

In fact, I really did not even start playing WoW until Wrath of the Lich King was released when my brother and friends convinced me to try it out since it was basically a big reset button for everyone at the time with a fresh new start. Although a lot of people out there discredit our results because of this, I like to think that we earned everything we got, and although we had a ton of ups and downs in s5 about cheap wow gold,we managed to barely squeeze out gladiator ranking in the last few days of the season, which we are both obviously happy about. The biggest advantage we probably have is the fact that we do not have any "vent delay" when we are playing and any communication we need to make is pretty much instantaneous since we play in the same room. Meanwhile the biggest disadvantage is probably listening to her screaming when she is dying to a brostorming warrior on her and stuff like that about cheap wow gold.

Well, not having to worry about my partner rage quitting on me while I am still learning things is a big plus in addition to not having any latency like we would with ventrilo to get cheap wow gold. The most annoying aspect is definitely listening to my brother whining about chains of ice, for sure. I see it as payback for playing the faceroll dps class, though!