Has this ever happened

wilykcat

In veteran difficulty dungeons?

Being the only one in the group who knows every single mechanic and only did that dungeon once. The group still managed to complete the whole dungeon. There was no communication like voice chat involved and lack of use of in game chat

Soarora

Maybe

Yes except for not using in-game chat. If a dungeon is new on live (I do them on PTS), I ask if people want mechanics explained or if they want to figure it out on their own.

colossalvoids

Yes

Probably every dungeon dlc drop day goes like that, most of the times without even one person knowing all the mechanics bit still goes fine.

boi_anachronism_

No

Ive done blind runs with friends where we communicated and figured it out. Ive never had a vet dungeon be cleared where i no one knew mechs and i couldnt explain it.

merpins

Yes

Had it happen several times. Not often though, it's easier to just type up the major mechanics to let the party know, but sometimes ramming your head into the wall will work.

El_Borracho

Yes

Most of the mechanics are telegraphed or have an NPC telling you what to do. Scrivener's Hall had that burning spiderweb that took a couple wipes to figure out. Graven Deep was probably the hardest to figure out the mechanics on when it first came out. Had to take a minute to look them up online after a few wipes. But for the most part, the mechs are easily identified and handled, especially with the new "optional side bosses" that buff you

LunaFlora

Maybe

i am often the only person that interrupts enemies, but i can't recall ever being the only one who knows all of the mechanics

XSTRONG

No

Nope, If I do a new dlc dungeon just one time im not gonna know every mechanic the 2nd run but some will stick tho.

the1andonlyskwex

Yes

I agree with folks that this happens pretty regularly when new dungeons comes out. It would also be super easy (and common) in base game vet dungeons, if not for the fact that the vast majority of players have already done them (so the initial conditions rarely come up).