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This SK-US team really reminds me of the RMP comp itself. When you look at the individual players, as good as they are, in term of raw physical skills, they are not vastly superior to the competition. I really believe once we get to the final four in a tournament of this caliber, the difference between individual players become neglible. It is all about how you play as a team and that is what Realz's coaching and play calling come in from WoW Gold.
Back in Season 2, I played briefly on tournament realm with Realz. We ran rogue/shadow priest/restoration shaman. It was nowhere near an elite comp, but somehow, someway, for the couple of nights we played, I felt we had an elite team. Ultimately our schedules prevented us from pushing seriously for a qualifier (I had to go back to China for my wedding, and our shaman Ronmexico had other things to attend to as well). But the lessons I learned from Realz were far more than rogue/shadow priest/shaman strategies.wow gold It was all about his leadership. A strong leader needs to know the strength and weakness of his players, and create a game plan that maximizes the potential of the deck he is given. I never felt stronger playing with any other player, because his assignments not only made sense, they catered to my comfort zone. I still believe Neilyo-kun would have gone a lot further, if he didn't have to play QR combat or heaven forbid, warrior in tournaments. Cheaper WoW Gold is not enough on net.
Yet while all other mages including Ensidia's own Redhot were spamming instants into Payce the paladin, Pookz hit Flexx the DK with nova, cone of cold, even pet nova, he was the only mage to lock down Flexx enough that Realz could actually heal back to full after the initial BM burst.wow gold All other priests including Hydra himself were stuck at half health and eventually brought down by DK's sustained damage pressure. When Emazing went physical on Pookz, unlike Venruki-san who tried to kite away and ultimately shut down, Pookz played aggressive, controlled the DK and got off hard casts.
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