just one thing ...if your healer uses sacred soil, asylum, please dont run out of those they are a protective bubble that may save your skin of an unpleasant death and this I have seen done from fully geared 60 level players, true story, you would think they know but ..nope. There is nothing hard in that fight, just common sense, enough gearing as that place is a check for that too and good dps..the rest is well common sense...just me though
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08-08-2016, 02:30 PMMeiUshu
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08-08-2016, 05:28 PMbirdy_reene
I love Vault, its the first "noob" filter toward end game, and even tho it feels hard now. You'll appreciate it once you hit true end game. Cause Alexander and other content with even more mechanics, make Vault seem like a walk in the park. Ser sherbert is going to be your best friend once you meet Ozma and mega death.
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08-08-2016, 05:43 PMFile2ish
I had a vault run where I (healer) got chained to a DPS while we were on opposite ends of the stage and we kept running in the same paths to the same opposite corners. Needless to say the DPS died since I was able to benediction myself :P Raise, laugh (HE WAS SUPPOSED TO WORK WITH ME NOT TRY TO GET ME KILLED! :P), win.
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08-08-2016, 05:45 PMmadolynwell yeah fights are scripted but that doesn't mean you need to autopilot the fight. Wiping because someone is being a durrr durr dingus gets frustrating.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cakekizyy
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08-08-2016, 08:19 PMCakekizyyNot saying they should do it, just not really unexpected outcome.Quote:
Originally Posted by madolyn
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08-08-2016, 10:17 PMAlberel
The final boss of the Vault is really a healer check. Yes, the mechanics require everyone do their part, but the healing in that fight is quite a lot more intensive than prior content required. Whenever I've had problems clearing that fight in the Duty Finder it's been down to a healer that was either massively under-geared or didn't know how to heal properly because they'd never actually had to.
Now, if the deaths are actually being caused by people just being stupid and not dodging anything... well yeah there's nothing you can do there. Just vote abandon and re-queue, or better yet find a competent healer to queue with. -
08-08-2016, 11:50 PMLineageRazor
If you are explaining the mechanics, and explicitly spell out to your party members how to break the chains and why they need to do it, and they're STILL not doing it... Well, the absence of even the most basic reading comprehension skills can be considered a sickness of sorts. And Charibert knows exactly how to deal with sickness...
Baiting the fire during the horse charges is a bit more of an advanced technique. It's not surprising to see trouble there. I see a lot more noob groups die to that than to chains, to be honest.
Noob: Ah, horses coming, better move to the gap in the line.
Noob: AAAH WHY IS THERE FIRE EVERYWHERE?
Noob: *Moves off of fire. Is trompled by horse.* Owie... -
08-09-2016, 04:46 PMDynamoAce
I say this to everyone:
That entire fight is like a really bad Mario Party Minigame of dodging things or dying, your positioning is really key here.
I'd say that yeah this one puts a lot of pressure on the healer and this is easier said than done but to the rest, please don't stand in things you shouldn't. Don't get run over by the horses multiple times. I agree with the one that calls this fight a Healer check but it can be less strenuous on the healer if everyone does their part. This is a fight where it can be fairly easy to panic. -
08-10-2016, 02:43 AMJustPlainLucasWhat's funny is the other day, I had a healer in all 50 and 51. We one shotted it. :/Quote:
Originally Posted by Alberel