Suddenly, heroic raiding guilds start prowling the Warcraft fan art forums for recruits.
(And how long would it be before Razer released a special “Gaming Tablet” for the truly hardcore?)
I’m really glad someone else in my guild handles the Celestial buffs on Twin Consorts. I’ve glanced at the constellation diagrams/paths once or twice, and immediately came to the conclusion that it was something I completely and absolutely never wanted to do.
And that’s just on normal! I’m quite surprised the heroic version of that fight doesn’t rely more heavily on the Celestial buffs, or make the buffs harder to acquire, with longer or more complicated paths.
Can you imagine the poor player who’d get shackled with the awful job of endlessly tracing an intricate 200-point diagram of Yu’lon for the entire fight? And then once they finish, they have to immediately start in on the entirely-different Xuen or Niuzao constellations?
/shudder
Oh my gosh determined Millya is the best! 😀
I completely agree Rades, no matter how well I think I’ve figured it out I muck it up every time…
It’s my favorite part of the fight to do on LFR since I’m barely healing anyway, and I’m glad the rest of our guild can pick up the DPS slack on normal when I decide to throw planning to the wind and RUN OUT OF MELEE TO TRACE CELESTIALS.
… it looks like her husband is tearing up– with manly draeni tears of course
man, now i really want to do that raid… been slacking on getting in on those…
I admittedly try to do these in LFR because I usually don’t feel like Patchwerking that fight that it is on that difficulty (and, y’know, lazy). It’d be interesting to see how that works on higher versions.