Quote Originally Posted by 'puppychow',index.php?page=Thread&postID=150561#po st150561
I run pally+shammys and I worry about heroics. I agree, the boss encounters so far feel harder than TBC in regular, and they have got to be even worse in heroic mode. Oh well, the nice thing is that with tabards we can hopefully find a few bosses that are easy to do. I just hope I can find one that drops frozen orbs, would like to farm them before they drop down in value too much.

Would love to start hearing comments from people who are multiboxing heroics, theres gotta be a few 80 teams out there -- i'm only 75
I've only tried a few heroics with my 5 shaman team. So far I've gotten a few of the earlier bosses down, but then run into problems on some others. I'm really waiting for the Savage Glad gear to come out to see how it goes, and I've switched back to my s4 pvp gear, instead of my pve set. Namely, the few problems I'm noticing in heroics - hex on trash is very limited. Almost 75% of dungeon mobs are un-ccable, undead, elemental, dragonkin, mechanical, etc. Boss fights are just nuts. Almost all the heroic bosses I've encountered are immune to groundings (1st boss in Utgarde, 7.5k shadowbolts every 2 seconds). And others just hit like trucks, 7-8k a hit. Elementals at this level have 10.2k hp, so they get 2 shot at a minimum.

They're doable, most defintely. It's just working out a stategy to make them doable at this point. The only one that may be near impossible for ANY boxing team is Occulus. But we have to see about it.

Also, it's really early in the xpansion. We'll refine tactics, learn encounters better, etc. My first clear of Utgarde Pinnacle took nearly 3 hours, with 15+ wipes, waiting for elementals, etc. I went back today and didn't wipe on a single boss (1 wipe during the whole run on trash because i was stoopid and fell down some broken stairs near the end).

Anyway, there are tough encounters out there, for boxer teams and non-boxer teams alike. Some encounters my friends find difficult, I find super easy. /shrug