The Will of the Moon

[Bonbori]

I agree with you, except...



1. He's...actually a Samurai, I think? Meaning he's not really a tank. He's a tanky dps, but tank he is not.
2. So, seeing that he's a dps, letting him take all the damage would not have been a sound decision, especially with that monk's LB. In fact...
3. Knowing this, I'm quite surprised Magnai didn't make his monk go for Y'shtola so they can both down her. Probably wouldn't have worked too much, but seeing as Y'shtola is the healer, it would've made more sense downing the one healing the duo. Heck, even ganging up on Lord Hien would've been slightly better, cause Lord Hien didn't move much and the monk had an LB. In fact, Magnai was the tank in his duo. He should've tanked us both.

Even when your tank is a DPS, it's still, usually, better to concentrate damage on one target. I've been on both sides of this scenario where the actual tank dropped out and we had to do without. There was one time I tanked most of Halatal Hard as Ninja and there have been several dungeons where I had to heal a dps-tank. And I can say that it's a lot more mana-efficient when there's only one target to heal. Granted, that depends on whether the HPS can keep up with the DPS but in this case... Hien has about 666 billion HP and Y'shtola heals him for half with one Cure. I understand that they set it up this way to make the conversation between Magnai and Y'shotla later that much funnier, but... In practical, numerical terms, Hien would have been totally fine taking both of them on n_n

[TheMightyMollusk]

3. Knowing this, I'm quite surprised Magnai didn't make his monk go for Y'shtola so they can both down her. Probably wouldn't have worked too much, but seeing as Y'shtola is the healer, it would've made more sense downing the one healing the duo. Heck, even ganging up on Lord Hien would've been slightly better, cause Lord Hien didn't move much and the monk had an LB. In fact, Magnai was the tank in his duo. He should've tanked us both.

Magnai's too prideful to believe he'd ever need help one-on-one. He only brought the other guy into the fight at all because Hien was there.

[Pinkie_Pie]

Besides, Y'shtola pretty much burned him by herself at the end.

Little sun.....

[Sigma-Astra]

Guys, it's really not as hard as you're making it out to be...

[Berteaux_Braumegain]

My only problem with this quest was that I kept on hitting buttons where my own cure and stone usually are :P

Wait the mnk dude can LB Hien ?
Damn i should have leave him alone.

Yep. Magnai does a sneak attack on Hien and then the Monk charges up a big attack to KO him. It seems to do about 3/4 of Hien's HP bar if he's at full health.

[Annah]

It's more annoying to have to redo the 1st fight when the 2nd one fails. With all the axes up it's hard to see anything going on, and I didn't see Hein in some sort of chains. Guessing the final set of axes you CAN'T kill and need to burn down Magnai before they go off, meaning you need to free Hien first....Got too late to mess with again last night for me. Meh. Not a hard fight, just annoying.

i didnt even bother with the axes...just stand in the middle and after the move, just cast one cure on Hien. All good to go

[OMega_ARcane]

I thought it was really easy and don't heal I think the "only 4 skills" had players in mind that DON'T main heals or never messed with it. They gave you four very basic skills that are very easy to understand to complete the task. It was a nice eye candy fight.

[Thoosa]

Lol this took me like 5 attempts. The first bit I tried as a healer until I found it was a bit of a dps race on the 4th phase when fighting her. I then did it as summoner and it was easy.

I only failed the yshtola part once because I couldn’t figure the going to edge bit.

Overall I think there have been harder solo duties.

[Ryaz]

I don't play healers. I hate them and am terrible with them.

I one shot this fight and never had to worry about Hien. The only time he got low was when he let his guard down and the game gives you a warning. I topped him off, the LB brought him low, 1-2 heals and he back to full again. You have to play a bit more patiently than you are used to, but that's about it.

The only bad part of the fight was Sadu's hammy voice acting. I swear her voice made my ears want to implode.

[hydralus]

Is it really that difficult to heal? Just pretend you're doing damage, only the HP bar moves the opposite way. It's 1 click.