Spine is dull but not nearly as long as Immerseus was.
Spine is dull but not nearly as long as Immerseus was.
Yeah, some classes could take well over 10 minutes to do Immerseus, well into berserk, because they lack runspeed. Bear tartare made the fight somewhat bearable for those classes, but it still sucked.
Spine, no classes are particularly disadvantaged, it's just annoying as hell. A small deadzone in the middle would help a lot with that.
yea.. shall we nerf LK RP first? Or how about the boring wait for harpoons at razorscale? Maybe the RP before Kel'Thuzad, or all the dragon Soul RP?
I mean if you start cutting parts from encounters because "they're dull/tedious", you can find a flaw in nearly every fight.
While I agree that Spine solo isn't the most interesting fight, I much rather prefer they cut out all the RP stuff between Hagara and Madness
The change to immerseus is really welcome but still running SoO mythic in one sitting is painful. I think I'm gonna leave a plate or mail alter there and do 4 bosses a day or something like that. I wish they'd introduce something to make garrosh more accessible a la Blackhand though
That's so awesome! It was taking stupidly long on Mythic 25 and even lower difficulties. No need to keep trivial content time consuming, so hopefully they nerf other unnecessarily long encounters as well to match the time it takes to kill most other bosses in the same raid.
I wish they would 'nerf' Blast Furnace Mythic. =/
Great.. It was a pain in the butt to fight.. 2 seconds uptime, 30 seconds submerged.. Repeat 10-12 times..
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The difference on Immerseus (and Spine, for that matter) is that the fight is much more annoying solo than in a raid. In a raid, it doesn't matter that the blobs are all spread out, because you've got 10+ dudes chasing them down. In a raid it doesn't matter that Deathwing will roll if you stand more on one side than the other, because you have more than one player and can balance it.