[WoW] Fourteen Naxx Bosses Down in One Day - 10 Boxing is Fun!

[Ruodhaid]

Its been awhile since I watched this guys 10box naxx videos and I dont even have the link anymore but could anyone explain the gluth video?

When I watched it he tanked gluth right ontop of the grate where you fall down and no zombies appeared somehow and didnt even seem to switch tanks (though I assume he had to) but the no zombies spawning really got me.

thay spwan and the dog eats them, he just ignores it and out dps the healing it gets from eating them

[Youngceo]

obvioulsly it works but wouldnt it be the same as letting every zombie reach the boss on decimate? or does the boss eating them instantly somehow slow down how fast they spawn or something?

[Team Myth]

rare keyclone bugs where a button is held down even after releasing it

Happens alot to me, very annoying when pulling a big group, but its kind of funny to see a prot pali with alot of NPCs and the healer running away.

[Mercurio]

Its been awhile since I watched this guys 10box naxx videos and I dont even have the link anymore but could anyone explain the gluth video?

Actually, it wasn't me who posted those videos of Naxx runs. But I found the link to his Flame Leviathan run and you can click on his other vids from there:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkvx4RVUfZM

As for Gluth, I have soloed him too using the "ignore the skellies" strategy. Really pretty simple - just have to have enough DPS to get him down while he's eating skellies before he enrages. If you keep him on the grate so he insta-eats the zombies he never casts decimate. And you do have to switch tanks once in a while to let the anti-healing debuff wear off.

[Tonuss]

Some observations:
- The learning curve is pretty steep and it is expensive to wipe as much as I did starting out. It got pretty frustrating on the 14th attempt on Instructor Razuvious on Monday before the reset. You know you are doing badly if you have to re-clear trash.
- It has taken a lot of time to get here. Leveling, grinding for cash, gearing up a bit, getting mounts, etc.

This is the part that people never think about when they complain about how "OP" multiboxers are. "But they are farming Kara/Naxx/etc!!!!" They watched a video of someone beating a boss and figure that the person dinged 70/80 and then walked in and took the boss down on the first attempt after a perfect trash clear. I bet a lot of the complainers wouldn't bother to try those bosses even with a normal raid group if they knew they had to go through that much pain before finally taking them down.