Elite bosses, is this some kind of joke?

[gumball3000]

Please explain me why me, as a tank i have to play like a rogue and kite the boss so i will not die? Why does the red zone in tindirin one hits me when all my spells and attacks are for close range? My only choice when fighting tindirin bosses is to run around and heal the dps, how fun is that?

[Sceazikua]

learn to play agaisnt them because not everything is hacknslash

[gumball3000]

I don't die mate, i am annoyed i have to use kite technique for that. Did u read my post? I say that warrior spells are close range yet he cant stay at close range with these bosses. Beside all these there are those moments when red zone doesn't show up or it shows up in the wrong place.

Scea stop acting like such a smar*** . My post is to complain about the mechanics of being a warrior not about me dying because that rarely happens. What im saying is, im not enjoying the style we have to adapt to when fighting these bosses.

[Xeusx]

I don't die mate, i am annoyed i have to use kite technique for that. Did u read my post? I say that warrior spells are close range yet he cant stay at close range with these bosses. Beside all these there are those moments when red zone doesn't show up or it shows up in the wrong place.

Scea stop acting like such a smar*** . My post is to complain about the mechanics of being a warrior not about me dying because that rarely happens. What im saying is, im not enjoying the style we have to adapt to when fighting these bosses.

Then dont complain about this
I want to ask:
- Can you survive when fighting these bosses after your dps died because of no heal?
- Can you fight these bosses alone with no dps?
- Can we enjoy it if we heal these dps for survive?

[gumball3000]

Learn to be a rogue tank?

[geosimos]

Are you sure a warrior?

[Sceazikua]

Is this your story?
"I see a big boss over there
I come close to him
I hack n slash on him
There is a red circle on the ground
This is a hack n slash game, right? I stand still in his charged attacks
I died and cried why the hell he is so strong
I cried more on forum"

[gumball3000]

This is not correct this season.

[Bullox]

I played my tank last time at 36 cap, but if right when u use Axe throw and Chest Splitter at the right time, you can stand that red attacks.

...... so you only have to play your tank correct....

Correct me if im wrong....

[Xeusx]

Ugh, why complaining about this?
That is how warriors tanking, tanking for great loot or bad loot..

Edit: I lol'ed to who thank Gumball's thread.

[gumball3000]

It's not all about healing the dps, some of the dps players will die anyway because tank can't keep aggro of the boss, if the tank tries to keep aggro he will die too

[Xeusx]

It's not all about healing the dps, some of the dps players will die anyway because tank can't keep aggro of the boss, if the tank tries to keep aggro he will die too

Do this step:
- Use charged jugg
- Spam those pots

^ Will make u never die when tries to keep aggro

Don't u ever make a strategy to keep aggro like that?

[gumball3000]

Do this step:
- Use charged jugg
- Spam those pots

^ Will make u never die when tries to keep aggro

Don't u ever make a strategy to keep aggro like that?

Jug is good skill but it's not 100% reliable, you can still die when using jug.

[Xeusx]

Jug is good skill but it's not 100% reliable, you can still die when using jug.

Lol, what about u should try using HoR when u are dying?

[Energizeric]

There are only certain times when the bosses can one hit you. 90% of the time you can stay right next to them and swing away. But when they get all charged up, then you have to move or you will die. Yes, these bosses require some strategy and skill to defeat. You cannot just stand there and spam your skills to win. I know warriors are used to that, but now you will actually have to learn some strategy.

[gumball3000]

There are only certain times when the bosses can one hit you. 90% of the time you can stay right next to them and swing away. But when they get all charged up, then you have to move or you will die. Yes, these bosses require some strategy and skill to defeat. You cannot just stand there and spam your skills to win. I know warriors are used to that, but now you will actually have to learn some strategy.

I don't like how warrior is played at boss i am not interested in mages opinion i'd like to hear from other warriors.

[Serancha]

I don't like how warrior is played at boss i am not interested in mages opinion i'd like to hear from other warriors.

I think this is a very closed minded attitude when you're looking for useful information.

Considering Warriors rarely run with each other, they do not witness what works and what doesn't with different styles and strategies. They only know what they personally do. Mages as experienced as Ener, as well as many top rogues, are extremely well versed on what a warrior does that is effective and most beneficial to everyone's survival.

I can tell you that the tanks I run with don't dance around and heal us while we hit. I could also list several skill setups and effective strategies, learned from 19 months of playing, a year leading a top guild, and also my experience playing the class. The players who have been in this game since season 1 have a lot of info gathered through seasons testing, research and endless discussions.

The things that make up a good warrior (and sometimes those which make a warrior killable) are of much interest to us. The players who have been around the longest tend to pay the most attention to the subtle differences in strategy needed each expansion, since they are constantly monitoring the evolution of the game style presented by the devs.

Just because someone is "known" for playing one class, doesn't mean that is all they do. I am pretty certain all the players from season 1 and 2 who are still in game have multiple characters spanning all classes. Knowing them all improves everyone's game. Turning down advice because someone is known as a different class is shutting off a huge amount of valuable information.

[gumball3000]

I think this is a very closed minded attitude when you're looking for useful information.

Considering Warriors rarely run with each other, they do not witness what works and what doesn't with different styles and strategies. They only know what they personally do. Mages as experienced as Ener, as well as many top rogues, are extremely well versed on what a warrior does that is effective and most beneficial to everyone's survival.

I can tell you that the tanks I run with don't dance around and heal us while we hit. I could also list several skill setups and effective strategies, learned from 19 months of playing, a year leading a top guild, and also my experience playing the class. The players who have been in this game since season 1 have a lot of info gathered through seasons testing, research and endless discussions.

The things that make up a good warrior (and sometimes those which make a warrior killable) are of much interest to us. The players who have been around the longest tend to pay the most attention to the subtle differences in strategy needed each expansion, since they are constantly monitoring the evolution of the game style presented by the devs.

Just because someone is "known" for playing one class, doesn't mean that is all they do. I am pretty certain all the players from season 1 and 2 who are still in game have multiple characters spanning all classes. Knowing them all improves everyone's game. Turning down advice because someone is known as a different class is shutting off a huge amount of valuable information.

Such a big wall of text i won't bother reading. Energizer post is useless, he basically says i need more skill yet he doesnt go into any detalis.

[Crowsfoot]

Such a big wall of text i won't bother reading. Energizer post is useless, he basically says i need more skill yet he doesnt go into any detalis.

Don't be lazy, read all posts if you truly want help. Energizer alsio said more than you need skill, he noted that you can dodge 90% of the one hits with practice. However, I assume, as with me, are worried about the other 10% of the time

[Crowsfoot]

I think this is a very closed minded attitude when you're looking for useful information.

Considering Warriors rarely run with each other, they do not witness what works and what doesn't with different styles and strategies. They only know what they personally do. Mages as experienced as Ener, as well as many top rogues, are extremely well versed on what a warrior does that is effective and most beneficial to everyone's survival.

I can tell you that the tanks I run with don't dance around and heal us while we hit. I could also list several skill setups and effective strategies, learned from 19 months of playing, a year leading a top guild, and also my experience playing the class. The players who have been in this game since season 1 have a lot of info gathered through seasons testing, research and endless discussions.

The things that make up a good warrior (and sometimes those which make a warrior killable) are of much interest to us. The players who have been around the longest tend to pay the most attention to the subtle differences in strategy needed each expansion, since they are constantly monitoring the evolution of the game style presented by the devs.

Just because someone is "known" for playing one class, doesn't mean that is all they do. I am pretty certain all the players from season 1 and 2 who are still in game have multiple characters spanning all classes. Knowing them all improves everyone's game. Turning down advice because someone is known as a different class is shutting off a huge amount of valuable information.

Please do. Even jugg doesn't save me from Abomination's one hits.