Of course our ranger was streaming and fell down the hole.
I think some minor line of sight issues caused by the surface were the only complaint on this one. Prepatch was a fun game of getting everyone stacked, postpatch was a fun game of the opposite. I actually liked both versions of this fight. Not that you can retroactively add one in the past. One of those cases where if there was a "long forgotten, never used" item, it would've actually been kind of cool. I do think one thing that would've made the fight more fun, is if somewhere somehow there had existed a tinkered optional charm that gave you a temp buff of like +50 swimming that could be used to mitigate the damage a little. I think that dealing with the adds is a fun challenge overall, and I appreciate that there are multiple paths to victory on the fight. Overall, this fight poses a nice challenge, especially for guilds that like to run light on healers.
Rewards good group balancing, rewards having strong "weakest links" in a raid force (aka a raid made up by tons of amazing players and a decent chunk of below average ones may struggle during the first phase of the fight) if the content is running smooth and the guild is strong, it won't be a painful arduous grind trying to sneak by a broken encounter.īreaking down my impression of the fights. But I don't think the "lets spend 4 hours doing 2 minute pulls" is a popular raid style. I guess you could make the scripts a lot more cryptic so it is very difficult to figure out what the mob is doing. I guess the only way to make the zone last longer is to slow down patches and make mobs impossible to kill like in the Drunder era. Some people complain that the zone has been cleared already. I think the itemization will be mostly fixed with a few balancing tweaks and on top of that, any bugs that carried over (or were unforeseen) were addressed pretty rapidly. First of all, I have to say that overall the zone was really really well done.
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