I think there is a fine line when it comes to the dungeon boss mechanics. If it's not an intended thing which you're making use off it's technically an exploit.paulsimonps wrote: »DRAGON_KILLER_HUNTER wrote: »Dont cheese it...its like exploiting
Cheese =/= exploiting. Doing it with less people to make it easier is not exploiting, if it was then doing 2 people instead of 3 in backroom might be considered exploit in Maw at Rakkath.
That said, communication and coordination makes this boss a push over, and of course you could also burn her and never get pulled in in the first place.
ZOS never punishes or fast patches for such things though so the cheese mechanics become standard and abuse until fixed.
Kena + Shards
Mazzatan skip
Scalecaller Peak - Giant boss at entrance.
It's sad that such bugs become the common tactic but that's kind of the rule of ESO now, abuse the bugs for easier/cheese fights.
kylewwefan wrote: »I know this is a slightly older thread, but thaught everyone would be happy to know with the information shared here I’ve helped around 20 players so far get the voidstone violet and various achievements. Thank you all that helped.
Yes I did. However starting the fight with players there then moving to specific areas of terrain to avoid the boss activating intended mechanics clearly isn't what was designed.Turelus Did you know that on every single fight in the game that you can start it or do it without the required number of players needed?I think there is a fine line when it comes to the dungeon boss mechanics. If it's not an intended thing which you're making use off it's technically an exploit.paulsimonps wrote: »DRAGON_KILLER_HUNTER wrote: »Dont cheese it...its like exploiting
Cheese =/= exploiting. Doing it with less people to make it easier is not exploiting, if it was then doing 2 people instead of 3 in backroom might be considered exploit in Maw at Rakkath.
That said, communication and coordination makes this boss a push over, and of course you could also burn her and never get pulled in in the first place.
ZOS never punishes or fast patches for such things though so the cheese mechanics become standard and abuse until fixed.
Kena + Shards
Mazzatan skip
Scalecaller Peak - Giant boss at entrance.
It's sad that such bugs become the common tactic but that's kind of the rule of ESO now, abuse the bugs for easier/cheese fights.
Fascinating.
The ESO community has been finding these things and abusing them since launch, it's why they're such grey areas on what's a legal use mechanic and what's an exploit. ZOS' slow speed in addressing any of them has just reinforced players that it's fine to do such things.
There are some in the community who learn these tricks and abuse them for a long time without informing ZOS. PvE and PvP alike.
I think there is a fine line when it comes to the dungeon boss mechanics. If it's not an intended thing which you're making use off it's technically an exploit.paulsimonps wrote: »DRAGON_KILLER_HUNTER wrote: »Dont cheese it...its like exploiting
Cheese =/= exploiting. Doing it with less people to make it easier is not exploiting, if it was then doing 2 people instead of 3 in backroom might be considered exploit in Maw at Rakkath.
That said, communication and coordination makes this boss a push over, and of course you could also burn her and never get pulled in in the first place.
ZOS never punishes or fast patches for such things though so the cheese mechanics become standard and abuse until fixed.
Kena + Shards
Mazzatan skip
Scalecaller Peak - Giant boss at entrance.
It's sad that such bugs become the common tactic but that's kind of the rule of ESO now, abuse the bugs for easier/cheese fights.