Black Temple - Supremus
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Eneroth wrote:We use three, depending if we have two prot warriors if we do then I throw on my healing gear to help out. Its either one prot warrior, feral druid myself or two prot warriors and the feral druid. But yeah we tried it with two, it's doable with two but so much easier with three.
I don't know how anyone is having trouble with only using two as long as the Hateful tank is a feral druid. Unless the feral druids you're using are wearing DPS gear or poor tank item choices like I've seen some wear. Using a feral druid to take hatefuls makes that so easy. 21k+ health and the hateful hits for about 6k against all that armor. Unless the healers are literally asleep I don't see how you would have trouble with only using 2 tanks here if a feral is hateful tanking.
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During Phase 2,
He seems to charge someone who is outside 40 yards. So my entire raid is trying to stay around 30 yards or so. When you "spread out" on phase 2, are you running far away outside 40 yards, or are you trying to keep the raid within the 40 yard window?
He seems to charge someone who is outside 40 yards. So my entire raid is trying to stay around 30 yards or so. When you "spread out" on phase 2, are you running far away outside 40 yards, or are you trying to keep the raid within the 40 yard window?
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Whoever is running, runs away. Others try to stay no further than 40-50 yds
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Yeah if you are too far away (>40) he'll charge + punt + keep following you. We pretty much ignore this mechanic. If you get punted it's not really a big deal other than he ends up pretty far from the tanks. To compensate we usually have 2 tanks following him and 1 kindda far away in case he makes a last minute run on his final gaze.Widdox wrote:During Phase 2,
He seems to charge someone who is outside 40 yards. So my entire raid is trying to stay around 30 yards or so. When you "spread out" on phase 2, are you running far away outside 40 yards, or are you trying to keep the raid within the 40 yard window?
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How much dodge do you guys use on this guy?
I went into the fight (main tank, two warriors as OT) wearing my standard rig, which has plenty of health, avoidance, and threat. We wiped first attempt. I died during a phase 1 for no reason other than not being kept up (I wasn't standing in the fire). That attempt eventually ended up with two many dps dead by standing in fire /sigh.
So, on the second go I went in my avoidance set, sacrificing threat. My buffed avoidance went from about 55% (~28 dodge, ~17 parry) to about 58% (~31 dodge, ~17 parry). We killed Supremas with 5 minutes left on the enrage timer which is fine.
I asked the healers if I was easier to heal that time. Usually the response to questions like that is light, if any. To my surprise both of them (the ones assigned to heal me) responded quickly with a resounding "yes". I didn't tell them I was switching up gear so their quick response surprised me.
I'm kind of surprised they noticed so definitively, and suspect I must have been getting (a) unlucky or (b) healers used to healing the warriors.
My threat did end up suffering a bit. At the very last tank phase before he died one of the warriors who was closer in range than I was got top agro and I couldn't get it back before Supremas died. Kind of annoying but then again it was a smooth kill so can't complain.
Sorry for the long story. I was simply trying to get a feel for what your avoidance stats look like in BT and if +3% avoidance is normally that detectable by your healers.
I went into the fight (main tank, two warriors as OT) wearing my standard rig, which has plenty of health, avoidance, and threat. We wiped first attempt. I died during a phase 1 for no reason other than not being kept up (I wasn't standing in the fire). That attempt eventually ended up with two many dps dead by standing in fire /sigh.
So, on the second go I went in my avoidance set, sacrificing threat. My buffed avoidance went from about 55% (~28 dodge, ~17 parry) to about 58% (~31 dodge, ~17 parry). We killed Supremas with 5 minutes left on the enrage timer which is fine.
I asked the healers if I was easier to heal that time. Usually the response to questions like that is light, if any. To my surprise both of them (the ones assigned to heal me) responded quickly with a resounding "yes". I didn't tell them I was switching up gear so their quick response surprised me.
I'm kind of surprised they noticed so definitively, and suspect I must have been getting (a) unlucky or (b) healers used to healing the warriors.
My threat did end up suffering a bit. At the very last tank phase before he died one of the warriors who was closer in range than I was got top agro and I couldn't get it back before Supremas died. Kind of annoying but then again it was a smooth kill so can't complain.
Sorry for the long story. I was simply trying to get a feel for what your avoidance stats look like in BT and if +3% avoidance is normally that detectable by your healers.
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In theory you should use 3 healers on the MT, not 2. He hits fairly hard for a non overgeared tank, i'd recommend Ironshields as well.
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I was piling some threat gear because me and the warrior were having issues on the pick up. So it was whoever got him first had em. We lost because he seemed to act wonky on us. He's littery switch to another person and stay on them even if higher threat and higher HP was available.
So we assumed a target switch situation and changed gear. If you notice this problem try that, it worked for us and we got em first night, but I'm not sure if that was another of Blizzard's lovely "everything is working as intended" errors. So theres a heads up.
So we assumed a target switch situation and changed gear. If you notice this problem try that, it worked for us and we got em first night, but I'm not sure if that was another of Blizzard's lovely "everything is working as intended" errors. So theres a heads up.
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Wasn't even that. We had a 10 second+ lead. So we had no idea what was happening. "working as intended" my ass.
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Heironeous - Posts: 126
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Yup he can hit quite hard at times with the hateful. The healers need to keep a strong eye on it. The only problem I have is when he double strikes, it will often put me below some melee. So the healers have to keep you up to stay a viable target for it. I put my stamina set on for it ~27% dodge and ~21k health. That occasional 2 hatefuls in a row is about all that causes me trouble. Got that tonight actually. Smacked me twice, and hit ~7k health. He then turned and hit a rogue for 22k before the healers got me back up.
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