Honestly, they should not have lost to us at Cologne and they know it, but if you are nervous and the other team is playing at the top of their game you can lose to anyone, even a team you counter about cheap wow gold. They need to have a strong first round and keep their confidence high if they are going to avoid jitters and do well at this tournament to get World of Warcraft Gold .

The winners of the Taiwanese Regional Finals a setup which is fairly common for ladder play and that is especially strong with the PvE gear available on live servers from Ulduar, however it is not really something we have seen much of at tournaments about cheap wow gold. SK EU ran it in Cologne, but they were out of practice and knocked out fairly early against some stiff competition (I believe Edawgs knocked them out of the tournament in the lower bracket).

If my memory serves, this team lost to the second place RMP, earlier in the tournament, then came back from the lower bracket to beat them in the finals. All pass however is not exactly a team which I would compare to SK or Button Bashers, and there are other comps which will give them more trouble than RMP to get World of Warcraft Gold, so if they can lose to a Taiwanese RMP which chose to play blood elves, can they really compete at a tournament against the worlds elite?  This team should really struggle against the plate train setups since although they are a cleave they have two squishy targets on their team and are very vulnerable to teams like TSG, Shipit and x6 even if they are playing very well about cheap wow gold. When you add to that the fact that a loss to All Pass likely means they stand little chance against SK / Button Bashers then the outlook for these guys is quite grim at Blizzcon.