TBC Skillcap?

I might get a-lot of flame for asking this but it was relevant to the class I would pick so thought id go ahead and ask.
Hope some high rated 2v2 & 3v3 players can give me their opinion on this aswell. Reasoning behind your opinions would be awesome aswell!

1) Both in 2v2 and 3v3 for TBC, which class has a very high skill cap ceiling in which a player with that skill and class can really shine in overall pvp. One that takes time to master but once you get there you'd really shine and players can see it in the arena?

2) The class you choose for the above question, can it be played with ~150ms at high rated arena's?

3) Compared to other expansions TBC doesn't have class's which require a high skill cap in PVE. But if you still had to choose 1 that might require a higher skill cap then other's in PVE what would it be and why?

4) I've heard from people that no the warrior class in arena's is very low skill capped as all they do is focus on doing damage.
Also that they sit cc more then they actually play the game. Do warriors really require no skill compared to rogues, mages, locks?

Thanks a-lot!

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Originally Posted by Rasesh

I might get a-lot of flame for asking this but it was relevant to the class I would pick so thought id go ahead and ask.
Hope some high rated 2v2 & 3v3 players can give me their opinion on this aswell. Reasoning behind your opinions would be awesome aswell!

1) Both in 2v2 and 3v3 for TBC, which class has a very high skill cap ceiling in which a player with that skill and class can really shine in overall pvp. One that takes time to master but once you get there you'd really shine and players can see it in the arena?

2) The class you choose for the above question, can it be played with ~150ms at high rated arena's?

3) Compared to other expansions TBC doesn't have class's which require a high skill cap in PVE. But if you still had to choose 1 that might require a higher skill cap then other's in PVE what would it be and why?

4) I've heard from people that no the warrior class in arena's is very low skill capped as all they do is focus on doing damage.
Also that they sit cc more then they actually play the game. Do warriors really require no skill compared to rogues, mages, locks?

Thanks a-lot!

Warrior in PVP is very easy to pick up.you dont need to be good to get around 2k rating.all you need it lucky stun prock with your mace and 2-3 crits to kill.thats why people say its very easy,however after 2k you will hit a wall because you start to face good players who know how to counter you and you need to be insanely good to push higher rating.in short very easy to start,really hard to master.also about the CC,well best 2s comp ofr warrior is resto druid + war,and druid cant dispell magic in TBC so... everyone keep the war in ROOT and kite him and so on.so yes you sit in CC alot thats why i told you its very hard to master.you need to find a way to deal with all this and not let your healer get rekt 2v1 till you sit in CC.

Ret paladin is also hard as ****.9 of 10 people will tell you its no brain no skill class but any gladiator or 2.5+ rating player will tell you they need lots of skills to perform well.geting 2k as ret is way way way harder then geting 2k with warrior.just think for 1 moment how much you have to do as ret.deal dmg,heal, rebuff ,CC,deal with all the blessings such as sac ,freedom and so on.you need to know when to burst when not to ( since if you use wings you cant babble for 1 mins).

if you looking for class that really shine when you master it rogue/mage by far are the classes that dominate if you master it and they both are hard to master.

dont know much about locks since i never played one,but from what other high rating PVP players have said, they are not
as hard to master compare to classes above.

Dont think ms will be a much of a problem,warmane ms is pretty unstable in general.if you have quartz addon it does show on your cast bar the exact ms you have when you cast something and its always jumping form 100 to 300 for me.meanwhile on retail EU i have from 45 to 80 but never above 100.

Thanks for the great reply.
I'm gonna force you to tell me the higher skill cap between rogue and a mage with an explanation of why it would be great!