Wow-warlock

One of the things I know the most about is PvPing(player versus player) on the Massive Multiplayer Online game called World of Warcraft. There are 10 different classes to pick from for example, shamans, warriors, or mages. I have been playing my warlock for about 6 years now and I'm pretty confident in my ability enough to actually take time and teach people I meet in the game. I have people examine me in the game and probably think something like "Wow he knows what he's doing I should try to ask him if he can teach me a few things."
I have successfully taught quite a few people over the years that were new to warlocks and I would tell them first of all what they would need to become a powerful warlock, warlocks in pvp need different stats/talents/glyphs compared to PVE(player versus environment). Then after they have those set up, I would first tell them what spells they need to use and in what order, and if they are in a situation, for example if something is being cast at them, one good thing to put up is curse of tongues to slow casting speed down by 30%, then silence them with your felhunter's spell lock ability, and continue casting your spell sequence. Another important thing to know how to do when you're a warlock is how to defend yourself, warlocks wear cloth and can be shot down quickly, especially by melee classes. Your "defensive spells" are things like Fear(which you can use frequently to get your enemy off you, teleport, howl of terror, death coil, shadowflame(slows movement speed down by 70%), curse of exhaustion(slows movement down by 30%, healthstone(which heals your health by about 50%, it is important to keep making these as you use them as you can only have one at a time), drain life, these are all your basic things you can do to stay alive.
I will post more later