Being a first-timer representing the guild abroad and relatively new in the guild I was inclined to write an entry about how I felt about the event and what exactly happened there. I wanted to keep this short with a ”skip the boring parts” -approach, but as there really weren't any of those I'll be going for the ”random highlights” -approach instead.
Day 1 – Tre? Tre?!?
This was actually my absolutely favourite assignment of Arena Pass: Community Challenge competition. We were asked to interview a player from top 8 team from 3vs3 Tournament Realm ladder.
While I've been busy getting familiar with the top 3vs3 teams of the arena ladder, I've noticed things that have been known in the arena community for ages already: which classes are doing good on the games and so are fotm (flavor of the month), and are so most represented in the high end games. I wanted to know a bit more about the whole deal and decided to talk to Verdisha and Kolori, who know about arena, and of course have multiple gladiator titles from various seasons.
Arena Pass: Community Challenge is now drawing to it's end. This will be the last week for me to check the ratings on Tournament Realm and report how different teams have been doing. After I'm done writing this (and a handful of other achievements for the challenge) it's time to head to Sweden and Dreamhack, and after that it's Firelands time. As I know I'll be more than busy with pve stuff it's kind of fun to take this last look at ladders and enjoy the arena competition.
Another week has passed and it's again time to take a look at how things are going at Tournament realm. As the tournament has now entered locked teams state, the rankings of the teams start to matter in a completely different level. In the process, a lot of teams have completely vanished, as many were created just to test out different class combinations see and what works for each team the best. So now we have the players and the teams and we'll see who'll end up being the number one.