We’ve all been there: You’re in the middle of a raid or dungeon in World of Warcraft, and someone makes a mistake. Maybe that mage pulled too many mobs, or goofed an interrupt. Whatever the reason, the immediate response from many players is to apologize, then explain what happened. But is that really the best …
I took the liberty of running the Flex Mode version of Immerseus over the weekend. Did manage to kill it within a few attempts. Our gear was scaled to 506 item level. Our group consisted of 10 players so we didn’t get a chance to check out the dynamic scaling in action. Players that are …
I recently purchased a Flex plan from my cell company where I’d be charged monthly based on the amount of data I actually used. I don’t know if I’ll always be near a wireless access point or not but at least the charges will scale accordingly. Speaking of Flex plans, Blizzard’s taking a page out …
Want to increase your raid’s overall DPS? How about expanding it’s survivability? Or keeping enemy packs incapacity and stunned for longer than usual? This is one of the basic raid tactics you can use. Chaining cooldowns refers to players using similar abilities one after the other. Stacking cooldowns means to use them simultaneously. How exactly …
The new Thunderforged item concept adds another two levels of items into raids. Only available to items that are non-tier. Not sure how the slight stat allocation of Thunderforged compares to the set bonuses that tier provides, but that’s not the object of discussion here. Much of the feedback Blizzard received was around 25 man …