Vet DSA - Killing Last Boss (Hiath the Battlemaster) in 3.5 mins

Ajyn

Watch the team of Khafe sho, Laiss, Bishop Heals, and myself take down the last boss of Vet DSA in 3.5 mins using a never before used strategy.

http://www.twitch.tv/ajynadventures/c/5665297

Aenlir

Pretty awesome =D. So basically, you dpsed fast enough that you reached the next phase before the atronachs spawned? Curious what your dps was as a dual wield sorc and what the other dps was doing. Interested what kind of dps you need to pull this off. Nice job thinking of a new strategy.

Ajyn

Thanks for checking it out. We had to dps fast enough before Hiath threw out the next fire.

With respects to my dps, I like to use the Serpent fight as the benchmark. After a full fight with the Serpent (500 seconds+), I've registered/sustained 1137+ w/my sorc. I'm not even fully spec'd yet to what I want. I already know that I'll register/sustain 1200+ at some point, as I almost had it last night.

The NB (Laiss) has fantastic dps too, so we help each other out really well.

itsBishop

I hear the healer and the tank are pretty good, too.

X3ina

Nicely done

Ajyn

Haha, I hear that Bishops. Tank/Healer are the most important part of that whole deal. I can't imagine the chaos in Khafe's face during that, as well as all the healing you had to do. Pretty memorable.

Moyria

That was a beautiful thing.

Ajyn

Thanks Moyria, certain things aligned on it to make it possible. Yesterday we completed with a 77 min time (3rd overall).

Gyudan

Congratulation @Ajyn! This is a pretty cool achievement.

BEZDNA

what is the top 1 time on NA?

Ajyn

I believe it's 74 mins, 1sec. Great time by that group.

pppontus

Nicely done!

Hypertionb14_ESO

Quite well done. DPS aside i would say the most chaotic trick to that setup is definitely tanking...

Ajyn

Thanks Pontus & Hypertion. For sure the Tanking/Healing is the key. Having all of those attacks aimed at you while taunting is crazy. To heal through all of the boss attacks I'm sure was a ride as well. Khafe and Bishop did a great job staying calm in there.