The start of something big!

Or atleast i certinaly hope so. I've been thinking about making my own blog for a long time, especially after reading Mings and Radikals so finally i did it :)

im gonna focus on talking about pvp, and my in-future(hopefully) pvp movies, ofc ill throw in some Screenshots of the cracy guild chat we have going on quiet often to many peoples amusement :)

So! to start it all off, id like to talk a little about this evenings arena matches.
I finally got back into my 5v5 arena team with some guildies, i got kicked at first due to heavy inactivity, but now they accepted me again. One of the best things about it, is that when i play we run a 4dps zerg team, Double Frost Mage(me and Szwok), Mutilate Rogue(Kirosta), SL/Affli Warlock(Nimra) Holy Pala(Dier) we also got Karma a warrior that Szwok owns, and a Resto Shaman(Krexxor), although Krexxor is an awesome healer and a very good player, i wanna focus on the class setup i play in myself. Why is this so good ? Personally i feel the coordination needed for such a team to be succesfull is very high, others might not agree with me, and hey so far i havn't done anymore than tops 50 5v5 arena matches in total! Also the fact that ive always been a dps freak, i like big numbers, however tonight when we played i felt myself wanting to CS/poly that healer more and more, even though i knew my teammates were counting on me to dps whatever target we picked as the first one to fall, still though we managed to get a 6-4 score with me on the team and we ended at 1743 rating(not 100% sure on that)

About the first team we met was a triple healer team, shaman, warrior, priest, pala, mage. at that point i had a full fire spec, and i just didnt feel good about it. I love fire, ALOT but mostly for BGs and pve, when i play arena i prefer full frost by a HUGE margin, the control and surprisingly high burst you get with a WE out is very high.
We lost the first match due to simply being worn down by 3 healers and their MS warrior, we didnt quiet have the coordination yet to beat such a team, though i firmly belive that with practise such a team will fall, to us without any problem whatsoever :).

After that we mostly met 3dps, 2healer teams. we even met a team from our own server! double MS war, Sl lock, holy pala and resto druid. we lost the first match due to not being good enough a CCing their healers while wearing down one of their warriors. After a good match the other team was apparently also queueing(is that even a word?) from Orgrimmar, we said GG, and hoped we met them again, we then inspected them a bit afterwards and noticed their paladin was in part cloth gear, we saw this as an opportunity to put ALL our dps on him the second the fight started, this worked pretty well as once his bubble was down he went down extremely fast with the dps from our rogue, then fell the warlock, then their druid and in the end their 2 warriors :) Though once that happened and we said GG once more all we got from them was "yeye", hurray for good sportsmanship! -.-''

The later matches once again proved we had alot to learn about coordination and good CC, i noticed our rogue telling me on TS that he doesnt like going on a warrior, since even if the warrior aint really focusing his attacks on him, hes still gonna take alot of damage. Cheers for the heads up mate, its something we gotta remember in our later matches! ;)

Once we reached the 10 games our shaman asked when it was his time to play a bit, i decided to let him take my spot, since our other mage was our only way to communicate with our pala(theyre a couple and live under the same roof, though only one has a microphone and uses TS) i told them they should try with Szwoks warrior, karma, and run War/rogue/lock/shaman/pala, they agreed it would be good practise so the shaman got invited, the warrior logged on and they had a few matches, our score ended 10-11, with about 30 less rating than when i left. Now i dont blame this on the fact that i carried our entire team when i was there, i simply dont feel that a war/rogue/lock/shaman/pala was a good team considering the ones we met before, however i felt that the warrior also deserved his points and hoped that 2 healers and a warrior could give us a bit more lasting power.

The evening ended good however, and tomorrow ill be able to pick up the Season 2 arena chest and the new General's Dreadweave boots, this should make me hit 10k hp unbuffed, and give me a chance to focus more on damage and resilience!