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So I didn't fraps the run, but if I have time tonight I will try to get a few and post them.
Trinity team is lvl 93
Monk Tank
3x mm Hunters to provide the hate
and a rSham with the heals
So far only had time to do Slave pens. It was much more difficult than a standard WoD instance. But still enjoyable
Who else has ran what?
I tried them last time when I was (i think) level 80'ish and had a horrible time. Slow, difficult, had to use CC, and the loot that dropped was same iLevel as regular dungeon drops that took a quarter the time to kill.
Tried again and this time they were level 100 and pretty much still all heirloom gear, and Mother of Pearl it was it fun. Some "captain" type trash was tough but all other was easy and boss fights went smoothly as long as you do the "keep out of the fire" type basics. And the gear that drops is better than heroic dungeons, the weekly quest also drops a guaranteed iLevel 700 item.
They way I see it, TimeWalking could also be called Multiboxer Training Grounds. You're able to kill quickly, practice your CC, practice your movement, and quickly gear up for raiding. I recommend taking your fresh 100's in over and over and over.
They are pretty hilarious to run, getting to use some old dps staves and healing mace in actual content is fun.
Cute bonuses as well, i wish the time walking event stuff was just ... all the time however
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8ZNukxreOY
So I was able to get one run recorded before I passed out...
My mother would not be able to watch that video. Tying jump to the attack macro means she'd be puking from motion sickness within about 90 seconds. :p
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Originally Posted by Ughmahedhurtz
I also suffer motion sickness which is why I play mostly wow.. so many good games I cannot play :(
Skyrim caves! The horror. Also all of wildstar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andreauk
Guild wars 2 jumping puzzles.. I tried so hard to fight it but I couldn't :( The witcher was another I couldn't manage nor any kind of fps.. I could when I was younger.. perhaps my declining eyesight is the culprit.Quote:
Originally Posted by luxlunae
I found that witcher is fine for me now that I turned off the subtitles for dialogue. Something about the eyestrain of being a little bit too far away from the cinematics?
I was like that with 1 and 2 - not tried 3.. I'm fine with all of the Dragon Age games.. so long as I avoid the tactical camera combat. Saints Row made me ill too.. shame really it looked fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by luxlunae
Yea, I am know for my chronic jumping syndrome. haha
I have that same problem too that's become much worse becoming an old fart. FPS use to be my main games and it sucks... Many times I have got a new game and within 15 mins puking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andreauk
All games aren't created equal though. There's even a few FPS that I could handle such as Farcry series. Skyrim was ok to for me. And of course WOW my mainstay for several years.
I like those horror games too but am unable to make it 5 mins in most of those.
I did the Slave Pens also. Hate to say it but that's probably the easiest BC dungeon- basically tank and spank. All the others have some mechanic to screw boxers. BC was the beginning of 'Don't stand in the fire!' So dungeon after dungeon you're going to hit bosses that throw down void zones, poison puddles, etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by emitchell109
Mana Tombs is probably the other easy one with minimal bs. Not saying the rest aren't doable by any means. There's just some bosses that will require multiboxing strategies. Think we use to stand on ledges, lips of molding to avoid the insta kill puddles. Sure you can walk your team out but many are instakillers that require moving before the spot on the ground even appears. 3 ticks in a puddle/void zone=dead.
Right now I'm running a pally tank, priest healer, hunter dps, 2 boomkins.