yeah you can see progress on
https://www.warcraftlogs.com/zone/ra...ogress&boss=-1
.. as long as guilds make logs, but who doesn't log?
yeah you can see progress on
https://www.warcraftlogs.com/zone/ra...ogress&boss=-1
.. as long as guilds make logs, but who doesn't log?
Wowprogress working now, didnt checked rio yet
Btw...
Why limit renamed to complexity limit?
They were sponsored so changed the name in part of the sponsorship.
It's getting really boring watching Method get world first after world first.
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ll'gynoth boss is bugging out where he's stuck on 0.1% health instead of transitioning to the organ phase -.-
I think it's interesting that some of the EU guilds managed to get on the top 20 for heroic. clearly shows that heroic is difficult enough for guilds not to blast through it too quickly. could mean that mythic is a bit harder than previous raids this expansion
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they've hotfixed that
Nobody sane would bet on Limit considering their track record. That's like betting on Blood Legion in the past. Americans and their naivety I guess.
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This is never ever ever the case, very few guilds care at all about the heroic raid - week 1 is for practice.
Everyone agrees except some people in America desperate for some world firsts for some reason. A few heroic WFs have even been announced on MMO-C in the past, strangely.
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Guilds very often don't make their logs public, especially during the WF race.
Azshara WF was a lot closer than EU fanboys would like to pretend. Yeah, yeah... history is written by the winners; but imo it really boiled down to Limit picking the wrong strategy for a WF of Azshara. Their strategy relied more on sustainability than burst and once it became clear that the race was really only about the P4 burn, Method's strat which they struggled with at first ended up being their saving grace. I know some Method fan will quote me and say "ACKSHTUALLY, Method KNEW that all along and that's why they're dabes" but I really think it had a lot more to do with the strategy they picked than it did one guild being necessarily better than the other.
You really have to be a very naive American optimist to call me a "EU fanboy" (lol what, fanboy for pointing out the obvious) - sure it's been close a few times, but the sheer amount of times NA has gotten a WF is so low that betting on an NA guild is -purely- based on hope and personal attachment to the race.
Read my post again. I didn't call you anything. But to call anybody who supports Limit a "naive American" kind of discounts how close the race actually was. That's what I was pointing out.
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Uldir was a stupid gamble on Limit's part. Jaina was a more definitive win for Method but that fight was fucking miserable by all accounts. Azshara was pretty miserable, too, but I genuinely think that Limit had the better strategy; had Blizzard never nerfed the HP of the adds in the transition Limit likely would've ended up on top.
Semantic? Is that all the difference there is between 'betting' and 'supporting' for you? You must not be very good at betting, or math.
And no, I'm not saying the NA can't win, but saying they're inferior in the WoW WF race is pure fact. It may change, but if we're talking reality and not subjective hopes and feelings, that much is obvious.
LOL.
The mythic race hasn't even started yet and the EU vs NA, Method vs Limit rage is already in full swing.
This is going to be funny. Get your popcorn everyone