Draco Ssack I didn't got wrong side but scorched the boss up pre polarity shift. So got an instant big ignite stack (8k ticks and no shaman) on me before the tanks had any chance to do increased threat by the buff. After this happened we never start pre polarity shift.
Healing and taking was more of a challenge in vanilla. Keeping threat up and making sure u didnt run out of mana was so tedious. DPSing in raids were zombie-mode like u say, 1-2 buttons. Oh, and avoid fire...
Just so ppl understand is that Vanilla was hard for others reasons then just clicking a rotation with few buttons.. things did hurt alot more, AGGRO was a thing back then so you couldnt just do what ever u liked because that could result with a wipe or some of raiders died that will cause bosses to Enrage. 40man is kinda annoying to get to a raid so that was a problem too but ppl understands that i guess. Mechanics was a bit easy sometimes on some bosses but they did hurt more. Its not like today where u can stand in shit or fail plenty of times and nothing happens to the raid :) U needed to use more things in game to success and that made it a bit harder too,
kek so you're telling me that Grobbulus is harder than say mythic demonic inquisition?U basically countered your statement in the last thing you said mate, vanilla was hard for a couple of reasons and first being the 'Technical ones'.Blizzard couldn't make advanced mechanics like we see today so they had to scale the bosses abnormally, dcing was a common thing that was happening back then and add the fact that players were inexperienced.As for the tactics now being accessible and not back then, how do you think the top guilds get their info?Sure, dungeon journal helps before channels start posting the tactics but it all relies on players wiping and learning.Regarding your statement that things hurt more back then and mechanics being minimal, 1 mechanic, a lot of damage > 10 mechanics, 1 deadly, other 9 doing decent amount of dmg, sure thing fam.
right... There have been so much hate in tomb of sargeras for having to many mechanics that are to punishing. So dont come and say you can fail mechanics. Also, where are the mechanics you are mentioning? all i see is eveeryone standing still and dont need to avod anything
First of all,you got to be kidding me if you think legion is punishing.Considering you get full consumes for a naxx raid,a death can cost you up to 100 gold of them,an amount that required hours to farm in vanilla. Also,as both a legion and naxx 40 raider I can clearly say that on any raid boss on legion all you have to do is handle the boss mechanics that you have ready on your plate before you approach it.Apart from that you also have a 3 button rotation too so dont lie about it. Concluding,if you watch a legion pov on a bossfight,you observe its true difficulty since its all about mechanics.Now,if you watch a naxx 40 vid,you dont observe its real difficulty,as in many fights its not about mechanics but how well each person does his role (dps needed to have a balance on threat and damage,also boss dmg taken greatly depended on how smart mages would roll the ignite.Healers needed to make quick decisions on how they would waste their mana).In some fights though,like 4hm or KT,you got difficult mechanics and 40 man coordination to handle on top of that. Sorry for the long post,hope you can understand from someone who has seen a lot.
Must be happy now that we will be getting legitimate Vanilla realms without the bugs and instability of private realms.
Dylan Wright I've quit playing WoW for now but we'll see what happens in the future! It could be something to look forward to for sure :)
Didnt show loot rip
worst gluth kiting I've seen in my entire life.
Its there first clear imo..
How did you die? I don't 100% understand the fight but it looked like you were instakilled. wrong side of the polarity?
Draco Ssack I didn't got wrong side but scorched the boss up pre polarity shift. So got an instant big ignite stack (8k ticks and no shaman) on me before the tanks had any chance to do increased threat by the buff. After this happened we never start pre polarity shift.
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Why do you bring Hunters to Naxxramas when they're worse than smite priests? /Klarreqt
Theklarrinator you need them to kite at a boss fight later (wotlk)
for the memes
Maybe they'll get buffed? Kappa
for tranq shot thats why
Healing and taking was more of a challenge in vanilla. Keeping threat up and making sure u didnt run out of mana was so tedious. DPSing in raids were zombie-mode like u say, 1-2 buttons. Oh, and avoid fire...
stefan tegnvallius tbf the only hard healing fights are the same as dps ones (sapphiron, 4HM & KT)
pretty sure it was the dps watching their threath. the tank just spammed sunder armor. yes very skilled indeed.
Just so ppl understand is that Vanilla was hard for others reasons then just clicking a rotation with few buttons.. things did hurt alot more, AGGRO was a thing back then so you couldnt just do what ever u liked because that could result with a wipe or some of raiders died that will cause bosses to Enrage. 40man is kinda annoying to get to a raid so that was a problem too but ppl understands that i guess. Mechanics was a bit easy sometimes on some bosses but they did hurt more. Its not like today where u can stand in shit or fail plenty of times and nothing happens to the raid :) U needed to use more things in game to success and that made it a bit harder too,
kek so you're telling me that Grobbulus is harder than say mythic demonic inquisition?U basically countered your statement in the last thing you said mate, vanilla was hard for a couple of reasons and first being the 'Technical ones'.Blizzard couldn't make advanced mechanics like we see today so they had to scale the bosses abnormally, dcing was a common thing that was happening back then and add the fact that players were inexperienced.As for the tactics now being accessible and not back then, how do you think the top guilds get their info?Sure, dungeon journal helps before channels start posting the tactics but it all relies on players wiping and learning.Regarding your statement that things hurt more back then and mechanics being minimal, 1 mechanic, a lot of damage > 10 mechanics, 1 deadly, other 9 doing decent amount of dmg, sure thing fam.
right... There have been so much hate in tomb of sargeras for having to many mechanics that are to punishing. So dont come and say you can fail mechanics. Also, where are the mechanics you are mentioning? all i see is eveeryone standing still and dont need to avod anything
Vex mythic raids are not hard at all
link your armory and logs
First of all,you got to be kidding me if you think legion is punishing.Considering you get full consumes for a naxx raid,a death can cost you up to 100 gold of them,an amount that required hours to farm in vanilla.
Also,as both a legion and naxx 40 raider I can clearly say that on any raid boss on legion all you have to do is handle the boss mechanics that you have ready on your plate before you approach it.Apart from that you also have a 3 button rotation too so dont lie about it.
Concluding,if you watch a legion pov on a bossfight,you observe its true difficulty since its all about mechanics.Now,if you watch a naxx 40 vid,you dont observe its real difficulty,as in many fights its not about mechanics but how well each person does his role (dps needed to have a balance on threat and damage,also boss dmg taken greatly depended on how smart mages would roll the ignite.Healers needed to make quick decisions on how they would waste their mana).In some fights though,like 4hm or KT,you got difficult mechanics and 40 man coordination to handle on top of that.
Sorry for the long post,hope you can understand from someone who has seen a lot.