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| WoW Gold-EG (Rogue/Lock/Shaman) vs compLexity (Rogue/Mage/Priest) 1-3 |
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First match, both teams run their usual comps of RLS vs. RMP and being that coL is one of the RMP's that EG has the most practice against, the results of the first game wern't surpsising as they opened on the priest and eventually swapped to the rogue later on and getting a kill when Azael was left open to channel.wow gold CoL never really had any sort of control in this game; they'll need to be a lot more aggressive to pull out any sort of win here from WoW Gold.
For game 2, coL played much more offensive and put pressure on both Zyz and Azael. EG attempted a couple swaps to Sodah (priest) but Sodah was dispelling extremely well and getting immolates off his team before Azael could set up almost any bursts with them. Eventually Kollektiv gets caught in a poly -> fear combo that he can't trinket and coL scores a kill on Azael when Zyz is basically almost also dead. coL should just stick to this and play more of the same and not try some silly dance/arcane setup like they've been known to. Buying cheaper WoW Gold is not an easy job.
3rd game, Venruki basically wins this game for coL. Both teams start on each other's healers with EG doing a really strong burst on Sodah at the start with good fears and burst from Azael, but Venruki did some really good poly twisting to keep him alive just barely. Once coL was able to re-establish control, they were finally able to control Kollektiv enough to kill Zyz once again from WoW Gold.
For the fourth game, EG continues to show their lack of coordination and they really lacked any sort of pressure at all this game once again.wow gold No one really did any damage or cc's and coL once again capitalizes on their lackluster performance and for the 3rd game straight drop Zyz after landing a CC chain on Kollektiv, which leaves EG with only a single win for the entire tournament, disappointing a lot of people expecting this team to win it all. |
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