Liquid Flame is an example of how overly easy things are.

[Phireblast]

None and I mean absolutely none of his attacks are threatening. Even if you were in unupgraded 3.2 gear, you can easily survive all of his mechanics if you ignore them. In fact, the damage of all of his attacks are so pitiful, you'd be wasting your time and DPS actually doing the mechanics.

I get dungeons are designed to be a "20 minutes and done" process, but jesus christ.

[ErryK]

Go do Savage and stop complaining about "Expert" roulette.

[Evangela]

Good. I hate mechanics.

[Zojha]

Would you rather people just instantly died to every mechanic...?

Because with healers being as powerful as they are, there are only two kinds of mechanics - those that kill you and those you can forget about.

[Evangela]

I just hope they'll stop making boss mechanics that the boss will temporary disappear, untargettable, while they're transforming or something. It's annoying.

[Theodric]

It's a shame because the two new Expert dungeons have some pretty interesting mechanics - they're just irrelevant 99% of the time because most people running them are far above the minimum requirement in terms of gear which is already very generous.

[Lunafreya]

These expert dungeons are far too easy. Nothing even says expert about them.

[Yudzster]

ramp up the difficulty, people will complain

ease the difficulty, people will complain

[Theodric]

These expert dungeons are far too easy. Nothing even says expert about them.

Yeah. At the very least the name should be changed if they're not intended to be difficult. I feel like the original Pharos Sirius - pre nerf - was the ideal difficulty for something labeled 'Expert'. It required mechanics to be adhered to, not ignored and coordination was key. Which, I feel, is a fair trade off for what is currently the most efficient source of tomes per day.

[Airget]

Dungeons are designed to add in new mechanics in such a way that they are easy to digest, so that later on when you see them in harder content they are easier to react to because you are aware of what's going on.