ScarlettCrush wrote: »They are telling you, that to get past this level you need to use different skills and maybe wear different gear.
You are telling them you won't do anything differently even though you asked for help...like you don't really want the help at all.
Alot of end game content will require you to use different skills to suit the dungeon. Some dungeons (trials especially) you cannot use your pets BC they confuse the mechanics, steal your teammates buffs, aggro mobs before the team is ready & wipe your squad.
If you are locked into one way only, end game is going to be frustrating for you.
If you want to get to v16 & play that level this is the feedback every group will give you.
If your dps remains weak there are many trials, dungeons & content you won't be able to finish. You will miss out on half the game.
High dps will make you a popular person to group with. You will easily conquer end game materials & always be invited to WGT runs/trials. You get the good drops & gold rewards like a boss.
Low dps will keep you at scrub level frustration. No one will group with you more than twice BC higher dps will be all around. No sweet loot or set drops, no gold stuff to brag about.
Choose your path wisely.
ScarlettCrush wrote: »They are telling you, that to get past this level you need to use different skills and maybe wear different gear.
You are telling them you won't do anything differently even though you asked for help...like you don't really want the help at all.
Alot of end game content will require you to use different skills to suit the dungeon. Some dungeons (trials especially) you cannot use your pets BC they confuse the mechanics, steal your teammates buffs, aggro mobs before the team is ready & wipe your squad.
If you are locked into one way only, end game is going to be frustrating for you.
If you want to get to v16 & play that level this is the feedback every group will give you.
If your dps remains weak there are many trials, dungeons & content you won't be able to finish. You will miss out on half the game.
High dps will make you a popular person to group with. You will easily conquer end game materials & always be invited to WGT runs/trials. You get the good drops & gold rewards like a boss.
Low dps will keep you at scrub level frustration. No one will group with you more than twice BC higher dps will be all around. No sweet loot or set drops, no gold stuff to brag about.
Choose your path wisely.
Yes, that's all well and good, but I have zero interest in any group content so I don't really care about being the best for groups and being popular for grouped content. The only question I had was how to stay alive once the safety islands went away. It's been answered, and two pages about how bad my character setup is and how bad my gear is isn't helping anything.
Dagoth_Rac wrote: »You will never run out of islands as long as you kill the trolls that smash islands. If a troll smashes an island, it is over. Might as well just die and start round over.
Basically, the boss smashes islands at certain health levels (until the last island). If adds appear, kill them and forget about the boss. You'll still need to avoid her attacks, but do not continue to attack her. If you do, she'll reach a lowered health level that just calls more adds or smashes an island.
Basic strategy:
1). Attack boss.
2). Adds appear - stop attacking boss and kill adds. Trolls are top priority.
3). Once adds are dead, back to attacking boss.
4). When she flashes red, Bolt Escape to another island.
5). Smashed island usually releases a Nereid. Kill that. Back to Step 1 and repeat.
Leave the island with 2 sigils as last island. That last island is a DPS race. She will smash it after a certain period of time, not based on her health. So having those two sigils available will aid you in burning her as fast as possible before she smashes that final island.
Also, you are running this on normal, right? You should be running on normal, not vet, even if you are a vet character. Vet Maelstrom is for VR16 with 300+ Champion Points and great gear and a great build with top-notch DPS + survivability.
Also, you do not get 40 bonus CP for being VR16, per se. You get 2.5 bonus CP per VR. And with all of Cadwell's Gold being max level with Dark Brotherhood, there will be a lot more places to grind in Dark Brotherhood. You will not be limited to only Orsinium, as it is now. You'll have an extra 5 full zones to grind. So even if you are only VR8 and only get 20 bonus CP, you should make up that "lost" 20 CP really fast with so many places to grind. Especially if you put on some gear with the Training trait on it. Training will increase all XP in Dark Brotherhood, not just XP toward that particular weapon or armor type.
No. That was just an example: If you are VR16, then your bonus is 16*2.5=40CP. You do not get a bonus 40CP on top of 2.5*VR.The wording on the DB info page says vr16 players get an additional bonus of 40 cp on top of the other changes. And that anyone not vr16 should hurry up and get to vr16. So I'm taking that as an additional 40 cp on top of that 2.5 cp per vr level.
Ugh...still feel like I need to be vr16 regardless if I read that incorrectly. Past experiences tell me any changes devs claim will be fair and benefit everyone never actually do.