NaranjaIslands wrote: »Hey all! Since the latest patch dropped, every time that I've ran vCoS the hoarvors at the end of the cradle has followed me and my group down into the boss fight. This happens on HM and non HM! When you drop into the craddle there's a 60 minute debuff that remains on you when you drop back into fight Velidreth. Is anyone else experiencing this? Did they ninja buff the dungeon? @ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_BillE @ZOS_KaiSchober @ZOS_JessicaFolsom @ZOS_AntonioP
TheGreatBlackBear wrote: »Lol nah leave it it. The dungeon is still easy.
TheGreatBlackBear wrote: »Lol nah leave it it. The dungeon is still easy.
Depend, I've 2 friend who always get lost in the maze, they hate it.
But tbh, I find them funny as hell to saw them run everywhere in panic x)
TheGreatBlackBear wrote: »Lol nah leave it it. The dungeon is still easy.
Depend, I've 2 friend who always get lost in the maze, they hate it.
But tbh, I find them funny as hell to saw them run everywhere in panic x)
The best way to do it is to shortly open your map, just as you get ported in, than begin in one side, then move towards the other side, until you find the open door. For example begin with the one on the leftmost and then run to the right until you find the open one, or the other way around, start right and move left. The doors are the thin lines so it's easy to see where they are. Some you can see from pretty far whether they're open or closed so you can further optimize your path. If you start somewhere in the middle you'll most likely wipe because the mobs will follow you, and if you need to return you'll run into them again. That's why it's important to always move in the same direction.
At some point the maze was bugged in a different way - the state of the doors didn't display correctly ex. they showed as open but you couldn't pass them. But this bug with the hoarvors jumping down from the maze and following you in the central arena is entirely new. It puzzles me why they alter the code for old dungeons when they do general updates. Their code must be very badly written.