Small disclaimer, for some encounters only a specific number of people are allowed in each green. E.g. Aetherblade Hideout CM, and Temple of Febe CM (if doing triple green mechanic).
Very true! As this is a beginner's guide, I didn't want to go into too much detail to not risk it being too overwhelming :) Normal mode strikes can usually be stacked, so as long as you are stood in them, it's fine. The one exception being maybe Vale Guardian? Although most groups ignore the green regardless and just heal through it. For those who are ready to step into CM's, they will most likely have a good understanding of most indicators at that point.
@@TheSgtGhost Dhuum's greens are pretty unique in functionality :) And it's not that only 1 person is allowed in. 2 can go in, but both people need to eat 5 orbs each to come back down so it's pointless sending 2. Only one is required to fulfil the mechanic.
Very useful. Thank you !
Leave it to Joy to always come up with concise explanations. I really wish I had something like this back in the day. Thanks for making these videos
Hope it is helpful to someone :D
Small disclaimer, for some encounters only a specific number of people are allowed in each green. E.g. Aetherblade Hideout CM, and Temple of Febe CM (if doing triple green mechanic).
Very true! As this is a beginner's guide, I didn't want to go into too much detail to not risk it being too overwhelming :) Normal mode strikes can usually be stacked, so as long as you are stood in them, it's fine. The one exception being maybe Vale Guardian? Although most groups ignore the green regardless and just heal through it. For those who are ready to step into CM's, they will most likely have a good understanding of most indicators at that point.
@@UnboundJoy I just remembered Dhuum both normal and CM only one person is allowed in green
@@TheSgtGhost Dhuum's greens are pretty unique in functionality :) And it's not that only 1 person is allowed in. 2 can go in, but both people need to eat 5 orbs each to come back down so it's pointless sending 2. Only one is required to fulfil the mechanic.