There is no denying that the general feelings over the current state of WoW are grim. Recent balance changes are at unprecedented levels of "what the were you thinking?" about wow gold, and the foundations and order in which Blizzard designs WoW are completely blatant at this point - which leads me to question why people are even surprised anymore at changes that clearly make no sense. One must only look at the current economy of the U.S or take a business 101 class to understand exactly what a billion dollar business such as Blizzard will do in a completely monopolized market in which they have complete control about wow gold. It is unfortunate, and not for any personal biased reasons, that Warhammer and AoC did little to impact the market, as any form of serious competition could have pushed Blizzard into creating a finer product. Just look at Coke vs. Pepsi, Ben and Jerrys vs. Haagen Dazs; competition will always be better in a world of business as opposed to not.

Even still, sponsors continue to add new teams to their rosters, and players are suiting up and preparing to dive head-first into the TR once it is up and running. Competition on the TR is always, regardless of the state of the game to get wow gold, one of the most exciting periods of entertainment and intensity in terms of the E-sport side of WoW. There is always-talking, and a ton of it at that. Not only that, every promising team from every different BG comes together to compete against the most promising of others. With so much at stake, sponsoring companies will pay close attention to which teams do well and which do not.