Why Allies have been winning WG (apparently)

[SoggyWaffles]

Found this on WoW Insider today:
http://www.wow.com/2010/06/23/the-classifieds-against-all-odds/

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It's not easy playing World of Warcraft on a server where one faction has a massive advantage over the other. Take the Zul'Jin (US) server for example -- Horde outnumbers Alliance by about 3:1. The Alliance winning Wintergrasp on a server as unbalanced as Zul'Jin is a rare occurence -- there just aren't enough Alliance players showing up to give their faction a shot of winning.

Recently, however, the Alliance has seen a resurgence of their PvP fortunes -- they're starting to win Wintergrasp against all odds. Why? A huge chunk of the credit goes to one person: Hellsbargin <Guild Display Error>. As it is explained to us:

    In the last week, Alliance has pretty much had Wintergrasp on lock down. Hellsbargin will sit in Dalaran drawing attention to the fact WG is about to start through normal means, like trade chat and yelling. But he's also gone the extra mile to draw attention. He's spent well over 6k gold in fireworks, flares, and clusters to make a highly visible display outside of Alliance quarters. He shapes an arrow pointing through the doorway with lights set up inside like a landing strip leading to the WG portal. I thought it was amazing how much effort he's put in to just getting people interested in doing the event, and how much a little enthusiasm can do to provide a win and keep it going.

[Vitandus]

And then they sit in Wintergrasp before the fight starts, on the Horde spawn point, so when the Horde zones in, they got slaughtered. They also float above the citadel to descend and kill the guns while they are unmanned, since the Horde is getting hammered at the spawn point.

[Acree]

Time to put that guy on a Kill on Sight list methinks...

Also a reminder, they are winning by cheating.

[Palinore]

Someones got to much time on their hands.. :judge: