(01-21-2015, 09:20 AM)Gegenji Wrote: Let me pay forward, then! Though this is guesswork.

During that phase, a finger is rotating and pointing at each quadrant in a roulette. Eventually it stops, and anyone in that quadrant gets straight up murdered. Now, this is guesswork on my part, but I believe if the Hourglass is still up for that quadrant, it freezes everyone in it so they can't escape. I was in one of the quadrants at the end of the roulette at least twice with a dead Hourglass and was able to just waltz on out of it before the murder beam.

(01-21-2015, 09:22 AM)Melodia Wrote: You shared info?

*votes dismiss*

(01-21-2015, 09:24 AM)Gegenji Wrote:

(01-21-2015, 09:22 AM)Melodia Wrote: You shared info?

*votes dismiss*

MY ONLY FLAW IS A CARE TOO MUCH.

(01-21-2015, 09:23 AM)Steel Wolf Wrote:

(01-21-2015, 09:20 AM)Gegenji Wrote: Let me pay forward, then! Though this is guesswork.

During that phase, a finger is rotating and pointing at each quadrant in a roulette. Eventually it stops, and anyone in that quadrant gets straight up murdered. Now, this is guesswork on my part, but I believe if the Hourglass is still up for that quadrant, it freezes everyone in it so they can't escape. I was in one of the quadrants at the end of the roulette at least twice with a dead Hourglass and was able to just waltz on out of it before the murder beam.

AAAH!  Oh okay.  I mean, it looked like bad so I kept away from whatever quadrant got pointed at, but it was still nice to get the whys and the hows.  Thanks!  :3

(01-21-2015, 09:24 AM)Warren Castille Wrote: Now that I've done the three new dungeons, I'm already trying to plot which pulls to make one jumbo pull. Keeper of the Lake seems to be the "friendliest" of them due to the gating, though WP looks plenty easy to do if you don't mind risking murdering yourself.

I did every single pull yesterday by itself, though. I felt so patient... and so slow.

(01-21-2015, 09:35 AM)Kage Wrote: I believe that the roulette stops when the last hourglass drops. So when you're on the last hourglass... BE CAREFUL

(01-21-2015, 09:35 AM)Enteris Wrote:

(01-21-2015, 09:24 AM)Warren Castille Wrote: Now that I've done the three new dungeons, I'm already trying to plot which pulls to make one jumbo pull. Keeper of the Lake seems to be the "friendliest" of them due to the gating, though WP looks plenty easy to do if you don't mind risking murdering yourself.

I did every single pull yesterday by itself, though. I felt so patient... and so slow.

I had the same feeling of slowness from my caution with the pulls as well. I haven't done Keeper yet (time constraints), but I honestly thought AK had better chain/lump pulls than WP... especially with those vines adding vulnerability to the mobs. 

WP felt like too many closed doors in the way... I dunno. Plus, the pulls with the standards... do the standards have to die to open the door, or can you just tug all the moving mobs to the end of the hall and aoe them down, thereby leaving the standards alive?

Side note: Out of the two I have run... WP is snorefest boring to me. Even Sastasha HM is more exciting, imo.

(01-21-2015, 09:40 AM)Warren Castille Wrote:

(01-21-2015, 09:35 AM)Enteris Wrote:

(01-21-2015, 09:24 AM)Warren Castille Wrote: Now that I've done the three new dungeons, I'm already trying to plot which pulls to make one jumbo pull. Keeper of the Lake seems to be the "friendliest" of them due to the gating, though WP looks plenty easy to do if you don't mind risking murdering yourself.

I did every single pull yesterday by itself, though. I felt so patient... and so slow.

I had the same feeling of slowness from my caution with the pulls as well. I haven't done Keeper yet (time constraints), but I honestly thought AK had better chain/lump pulls than WP... especially with those vines adding vulnerability to the mobs. 

WP felt like too many closed doors in the way... I dunno. Plus, the pulls with the standards... do the standards have to die to open the door, or can you just tug all the moving mobs to the end of the hall and aoe them down, thereby leaving the standards alive?

Side note: Out of the two I have run... WP is snorefest boring to me. Even Sastasha HM is more exciting, imo.

I felt the exact opposite. AK felt like annoying trash (seriously, they lock that stuff into the walls!) whereas WP didn't feel like it stopped you from running and grabbing lots at once. The whipping vines in AK are a nice addition but when your shit it stuck on geometry it doesn't work so great.

You can ignore standards in WP, meaning you can sprint through that area and pull like, 10 things at once. It's pretty horrific without cooldowns, though. Like, all of them. Can still probably do two at a time and go fast.

Keeper is probably the most straight forward. There's hard walls that go down when trash is dead, and nothing to stop you from clumping trash.

I... I liked WP more because I got to save tonberries and the music was nice.

(01-21-2015, 09:59 AM)Graeham Ridgefield Wrote: The doom mechanic is negated by being healed to full so an attentive healer is a must.

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For the second boss, determine which color gives you the Damage Up buff and ensure someone picks that up each round, otherwise the boss gets it (and for me, at i109, 6-7 stacks is basically unhealable with the other damage coming out). Ignore the other colors except for the one that does Toad, since you'll need that to undo the random Toad.

For the third boss, yeah, ignore the Standards but kill the Idols. Also, be sure to save the healer when the adds pop. Staying close to the boss helps protect people against eating the giant cone AE; we did that on the second boss of AK, too, since that Confuse is super-annoying.