WOW GOLD-the Massive Stage Screens

I am hopping on a bus in 6 hours to start my trek to Blizzcon... and after having a blast there last year watching the tournaments, playing new games, and meeting / hanging out with so many people I had known online about WoW Gold, I am quite excited for this year. I will be at the event both days, and in California from Wednesday -> Monday, and although I am not positive, it seems quite likely I will be doing some stuff at the Steelseries booth at Blizzcon so feel free to come by to introduce you and say hi!

I am really happy with how the tournament brackets look as there are a ton of varied comps and it really will make it exciting to watch no matter what the result is, and watching the matches live at the event is quite the experience, since everyone attending is a huge fan so the crowd really gets into it to get World of Warcraft Gold. You can hear people screaming and cheering when someone gets low, and when they are able to live through a huge burst or someone pulls off a clutch move, it is all the excitement of being at a professional sports event about WoW Gold, and anyone who has ever attended one of those knows exactly what I mean as the atmosphere can be absolutely electric. The crowd was laughing at every one of Vhells cheesy WoW related jokes, and there were people with posters having their favourite player names on them cheering every time they came up on the massive stage screens to get World of Warcraft Gold.

If there is any real justification for WoW as an esport, it is an event like this, and the fact that DirectTV is covering it just legitimizes it even more, as anyone and everyone attending this event can see what a bright future our sport could have. If sponsors and those running the events were able to bring in the type of crowds and run professional events on the same level as Blizzcon then I have no doubt that popularity for the Esport would completely explode. It is definitely something that every serious WoW fan should try to be a part of at some point, and if you are not able to make it this year, plan ahead and start saving up to try to get down there next year! You will not regret it!