It is a shame that we probably won't see many of last year's popular teams at this year's regionals.  Gravitas Duelist is done as I predicted, they were never a factor and while their RMP video was very educational, you know their heads were messed up when Emolol went AR/prep for RMP.    

  Serennia-sama struggled with RL obligations, and couldn't get his internet back until Monday afternoon, and it looks like SCK quit the game after hot & steamy vent experiences with the Phuocx.wow gold  The irony?  Realz of the WoW is back on his priest, and with a few weeks of practice and Pookz as his mage, his RMP is going to the regionals, how is that for karma after Realz was blamed for his poor play at ESL global finals?  Priest was the class Realz built his reputation around, and he will only get better as time goes on.  The Priest spent much less WoW gold in the all of classes.   

 And after watching Azael's team dominate everyone, Yog/Glick/Hafu ran the same RLS comp but they had a lot of problems against RMPs, and the biggest difference has to be Hafu's play on shaman compared to Kollektiv's.  It is probably not fair to compare any shaman in the world to Kollektiv (even the Koreans said he was the best shaman they ever fought), as Hafu is a very, very good shaman in the WoW in her own right for anyone who played against her.  However, she is playing with Yog, an excellent rogue who plays very aggressively, and as a result they can't run the defensive pick-and-roll plays as good as Zyz/Kollektiv can. wow gold Yog is probably more talented than Zyz and a flashier player overall, but the 3.1 RLS team is about how well the rogue/shaman can stay alive while the destruction warlock does his things when left open.
 We broke up a while ago and all we do now is basically **** and play tournaments together. Maybe zyz did get some wang who can say?