I wasn't raiding until recent past months or so... I gotta say they are a lot easier than how I pictured them.. And these guides help alot.. Once you do them twice or so... You'll get the hang of it and now I feel I wanna do them every week😍😍 I never thought I could actually own the legendary armor... Now I have it + coalescence too 😍😍
It figure ArenaNet would make a sloth so op. Every time I encounter something that should be harmless or is super cute, it ends up being super dangerous: iboga, choya, pocket raptors. Kralky was a piece of cake when compared to those guys. And have you seen an enraged quaggan? Wtf.
They are also slacking a bit with their updates so maybe they felt a bit of kinship? It's a given that Quaggan or pure rage incarnate. It's even in their lore. The cute appearance is just to fool you.
Currently studying this fight so I can join a raid and finally get wing 2 done for Envoy 1. Was watching this at work while rolling silverware, and the sheer unadulterated fury in Mukluk's voice when saying that guardians are broken made me jump and drop the silverware. 10/10 would jump again.
This is one of the few the channels of which I watch everything :D Theses sections are by far my favorites! Keep up the good work, mukluk something something more words!
Everyone in my group tells me that Twins is the hardest boss or that Dhuum is the hardest boss. Yeah well, every time we go into wing 2 I get mucking murdered by a lethargic cave rat with halitosis and it usually ends with someone yelling about how horrible our slub control is and that they (the player) will kill us. So Sloth wins my nomination for hardest boss.
Thanks for another great “To the Point” video for Raids. I’m glad that it looks like I’m not the only player that has trouble with this Raid boss. I think this boss warrants changes to your squad compositions to specific skills that will make the strategy easier to execute than most other Raids. With better timing so we don’t pull the eating slub and then strong pulling to get the adds between eating slubs, this boss should be a lot easier to kill. It’s just hard to coordinate it perfectly for inexperienced players.
Wait, this is the first boss? That means there's more? I only did one raid training once, and it was this raid. It was almost 5 hours training and we couldn't kill him, I just assumed that it was the whole raid. I was traumatized with having people yelling in my ear for 5 hours of frustration and never tried raids again.
I highly encourage you to try raids again, but dont begin with this one :D Thats probably one of the worst bosses to start raiding with. :D Personally i would recommend starting with wing 4. The first three bosses there (Cairn, Mursaat Overseer and Samarog) are, at least in my opinion, pretty easy. If you look into the lfg tool, there are occassionally training raids. I would recommend joining one of those, or try finding a guild which does raid and preferably does raid trainings. There are a lot of guilds out there who do raid training. (i did start raiding by joining one of such guilds who do raid training. But as it is a german speaking guild, its probably not suitable for you) Or you could even join one of mukluks training raids if you are interested. :)
@@hansguckindieluft5161 I was assigned the last mushroom, so for the first two hours it never even got to my part. So when it did get there I felt everybody was getting exhausted and without patience for me failing. But the person with the first mushroom trained that a thousand times, I did it 5 of 6 times the whole training as we always died before that, so obviously I was going to fail until I get the hang of it. That guild is still doing training, I just never joined as I didn't felt very comfortable there. Maybe I should just try again in a different wing, or do some strike missions as they say is a good way to get into raids. I know Muk does trainings but I only ever saw him do that in US servers, don't know if he sometimes does it in EU servers too.
@@tombocai occassionally muk does training on eu, too. If i recall correctly, it is something like once a month or so. And Strike missions are really really easy. Just go look for a group which wants to do "shiver, fraenir and kodans" (these are the first three strike missions: shiverpeak pass, fraenir of jormag and voice of the fallen and claw of the fallen). When you do these three, do them as a dps first, and then the only thing you have to do is damage. Shiver is really only damage, you dont even need a healer. Fraenir, just stand in the middle and do damage and let the one healer heal you. Voice of the Fallen and Claw of the Fallen (or Kodans for short) just follow the commander and do damage. The only thing you have to look out for when doing kodans is that those two have to die around the same time, or the surviving one will kill you. But when you follow the commander, normally they know what to do and so you dont really have to look out for that either. :)
I rly wanna see u struggling to do one of these under 5 min videos of qadim 1. Thats a proper challenge muk! Keep up this amazing series. Click this thumb.
BIG note: Every group ever does mid strat which means the eaters need to eat towards the centre THEN towards their next marker... this is no more than 5 mushrooms (usually 4 though). The logic behind this is the pulling in and dealing with adds and also moving the boss less so you can dps harder. Other BIG note: Because you swap to enemy team when a slubling, if you are a support, you will graciously start to buff slothasor... that means warrior banners and time warp for slothasor, which is a big no no.
SPEAKING of guardians being OP, dragon hunter is FANTASTIC for this fight, as the greatsword 5 skill can pull most, if not all the adds onto the boss every time they spawn (just don’t use it on your nom’ing teammate)
This is long. Be warned. Sorry! Hey Mukluk. Usually, I don't like video guides for content. I'm on a hands on learner. Stuff goes in one ear, out the other. But your raid guides have been handy. And they have laid the foundations of what I know about Wings 1, 2 and 4. Your video guides gave me the confidence to try these raids. I can comfortably solo heal (druid) Sloth, oil keg bandits, and even reflect on Mathias. I can claim on Mursaat, and I love being the pusher for Rigom on Samarog. I can even backup tank Deimos if our tank dies. I can tank Vale, push the orbs, tank Gore, solo slow the two back walkers, and, recently, I learned how to flak-tank and bait the sapper bombs on Sabetha. All of this is stuff I've learned on my own, but your videos laid the foundation for what I know about any of it, and they are what allowed me to, as I've said, gain the confidence to try new roles. So, thank you. I've stumbled here because today, I joined a W2 training group I found under the training LFG. As far as I could tell, it was completely pug. Wasn't a guild leader bringing guildies, it wasn't a static learning - just some guy threw up a tag, and people filed in. I came in early, third person I think (?), and we filled up. We were stuck on Slothasor for maybe 2 hours? Cycled players in and out. Most of the group was inexperienced or new to the raid. A few people were new to raiding in general. I was one of the only experienced people besides the tag. Eventually, tag had to leave. Because I had leant my hand before, they passed tag to me as they left. I was not ready. I was not prepared. I still do not believe I was at all worth giving the tag to. And yet, I managed to explain this encounter so adequately that we, a completely pugged squad, 2 pulled it after having to replace the commander and an additional 4 people. Amidst this group were a few fresh faces to Sloth, a few TOTALLY new raiders, somebody who'd paid their way to completing legendary collections, myself and a couple experienced raiders. Those experienced people had all stayed the entire time alongside me. It was nice having the patience of others. It brought me a lot of joy to see this group through the ENTIRE raid. We failed a lot. Once on Sloth (under my tag, dozen+ times before I was given tag), more times than I wanna admit on Trio, and just once on Mathias. But even though it took hours, plural, I got to play my favorite raid, I got to see some fresh faces to the end of their first raid, and I got to give some guy the chance to learn. The absolute highlight of the raid was the fact that the guy who openly admitted he paid his way to collection completion (which I personally don't see an issue with) expressed he was coming back to raids, specifically a training group, to learn. To do the content himself. We later learned he just didn't have the time to learn to raid, but wanted the collections done. So he bought them. But he didn't buy LI, in fact, he expressed a desire to earn his LI, and even offered to try to do specific mechanics and to do whatever he needed. It was really sweet to see. I referred them all to your videos, and did a little explaining of my own. I'm not sure whether your bitesized clips helped more than my hands on explanations and demonstrations, but I just wanted to share that, since I think it was a very sweet experience. I also think that a level of that pug groups success is owed to you. Sloth is a pug killer. But, we managed it and we managed it quite well, all things considered.
i'm trying to clear this damn boss but there is always that one or two person who keep dropping the poison thing in the middle or even on the path ahead like, WE LITERALLY JUST SAId dROP THEM ON THE BACK
Not to mention how hard it is to raid, hours and hours in LFG filled with other wings and sell parties. Sure I could ask for a guild in *guild* wars 2 ,if i had one to begin with.
"Make sure you send dps and not someone important." I know I should feel dissed but I can't blame him. Is only eating the outer 'shrooms the current meta? I remember that you normally eat some more. To be fair to W2, there are only two bosses and Matthias can be more annoying/difficult than Sloth depending on your group. Otherwise great guide again and thanks for keeping them short.
I'll be honest, I usually just assign the "eaters" and follow whatever path they do, it varies person to person but there aren't many ways that it WONT work. I do like having some space by the wall to drop off the poisons however.
@@MuklukRUclips Ok, so it was a shorthand. I can understand that and yes, as long as there's room for poisons and a bit of movement, everythin should be fine.
Aswell the more mushroom is eaten, the more adds will spawn, so the player who is assigned to eat shroom should eat 3-4 max otherwise you will get overrun by adds. And if boss is shaking, he will unleash 3(or more) projectiles per player into air and then they will fall where each person is standing, their blast radius is small, so simple walking forward for 2 sec can save you from getting hit (Be aware that the explosions from other players can hit you aswell).
It was a monthly thing, lately it's just been a "when I have time for it" thing. If you're interested there is a discord link in the description where I do signups.
It hurts to be told you are not important by your raid leader, but more so by the Muk lol. Also me in every fight on my Ele as I usually end up tanking the floor a lot, squishy classes for the win
@@MuklukRUclips didnt mean that in a bad way, I just love your content so much and those videos are awesome that I am impatient and cant wait for the series to finish! Similar to watching a tv series and waiting for the next episode to come out :D
The outer edge eating pattern explained at the beginning is very very VERY VERY bad. Please do not teach that. Please teach the better eating pattern of eating in the middle. Additional slubs are nearly impossible to kill when you're standing on the edge and you have very little escape from things that go wrong by staying on the edge. New raiders, DO NOT EAT EDGE PLEASE
Was looking for a reason why every pug does this strat now. Well, I guess I can thank Mukluk for this disaster.. I cant find a single reason to do wall strat except to avoid badly placed poisons, but that is a bullshit excuse.
@@MuklukRUclips That's good XD. Didn't want him breaking up any friendships and stuff. Also, there were too many similarities between the two for my liking.
@@ericahess7508 Don't know the other one (WoW?) but it's easy to play the blame game with Sloth. Misplaced poison, killing the stubling, not pulling and cleaning the ads, mismanaged fear. Not dodging shakes or stomps. There's a few ways individuals can screw the try up.
@@kaltaron1284 ya Vaelastrasz is from WoW. He's actually known as Vaelastrasz the Corrupt. For the raid he was in he was actually the 2nd boss not the first, but a lot of guilds really struggled on him. It was really easy for a few people, or even 1 person if placed wrong, to wipe the entire 40 main raid group. Since he'd give a debuff that would give unlimited resources and whatnot for a bit as well as allowing the player to attack really fast. After which the player would explode, which would kill them and anyone too close to them. IDK for sure, but he was probably one of the first fights that had a lot of personal responsibility. In a game that was still fairly new. A lot of guilds ended up disbanding due to him. Which is how the boss became known as Vaelastrasz the Guild Breaker.
@@ericahess7508 Thanks for the explanation. Fortunately raiding in GW2 is a lot more noobfriendly than in early WoW. But there are quite a few boss mechanics where a single misstep can ruin your try, Deimos for example. But tries are comparably short and buffs aren't as expensive/time consuming so people are usually willing to try a bit more. Unless you are an ultraelite haxxor and all the plebs are blow you. You know the kind.
I don't even raid, yet I watch every single one of these guides. They are just that entertaining and informative.
Just look for a training community. Most are quite lenient when it comes to equipment and will start with easier bosses and explain them.
I wasn't raiding until recent past months or so... I gotta say they are a lot easier than how I pictured them.. And these guides help alot.. Once you do them twice or so... You'll get the hang of it and now I feel I wanna do them every week😍😍
I never thought I could actually own the legendary armor... Now I have it + coalescence too 😍😍
It figure ArenaNet would make a sloth so op. Every time I encounter something that should be harmless or is super cute, it ends up being super dangerous: iboga, choya, pocket raptors. Kralky was a piece of cake when compared to those guys. And have you seen an enraged quaggan? Wtf.
They are also slacking a bit with their updates so maybe they felt a bit of kinship?
It's a given that Quaggan or pure rage incarnate. It's even in their lore. The cute appearance is just to fool you.
You can either eat mushrooms along the wall or eat around the middle to have an easier time to pull and cleave the adds that spawn every 30 seconds.
Currently studying this fight so I can join a raid and finally get wing 2 done for Envoy 1. Was watching this at work while rolling silverware, and the sheer unadulterated fury in Mukluk's voice when saying that guardians are broken made me jump and drop the silverware.
10/10 would jump again.
This is one of the few the channels of which I watch everything :D
Theses sections are by far my favorites! Keep up the good work, mukluk something something more words!
"Mukluk some more words" 1 sec in and I'm already laughing 😆
Noxxi is doing a great job on the videos. Making the great even better
I've seen raids murder their way through so many bosses super easy, except Sloth... what a fun guy he is
Everyone in my group tells me that Twins is the hardest boss or that Dhuum is the hardest boss.
Yeah well, every time we go into wing 2 I get mucking murdered by a lethargic cave rat with halitosis and it usually ends with someone yelling about how horrible our slub control is and that they (the player) will kill us. So Sloth wins my nomination for hardest boss.
ahh yes, the final boss of W2
“Make sure you send dps and not someone important”
Me, a support player: i approve this message
3:35 :O that must mean, Heal Engi is useful in this fight! YEET!
How Timely! My Guild needs practice on Sloth so this is excellent homework! Thanks Muk!
Thanks for another great “To the Point” video for Raids. I’m glad that it looks like I’m not the only player that has trouble with this Raid boss. I think this boss warrants changes to your squad compositions to specific skills that will make the strategy easier to execute than most other Raids. With better timing so we don’t pull the eating slub and then strong pulling to get the adds between eating slubs, this boss should be a lot easier to kill. It’s just hard to coordinate it perfectly for inexperienced players.
Instructions unclear: proceeding counter-clockwise to the right, or is it to the left? 😉
Great stuff as always, muk!
As a new player to GW2 these videos are very helpful.
here for the algorithm...sad but true this is the final boss of wing 2
Wait, this is the first boss? That means there's more? I only did one raid training once, and it was this raid. It was almost 5 hours training and we couldn't kill him, I just assumed that it was the whole raid. I was traumatized with having people yelling in my ear for 5 hours of frustration and never tried raids again.
I highly encourage you to try raids again, but dont begin with this one :D
Thats probably one of the worst bosses to start raiding with. :D
Personally i would recommend starting with wing 4. The first three bosses there (Cairn, Mursaat Overseer and Samarog) are, at least in my opinion, pretty easy.
If you look into the lfg tool, there are occassionally training raids. I would recommend joining one of those, or try finding a guild which does raid and preferably does raid trainings. There are a lot of guilds out there who do raid training. (i did start raiding by joining one of such guilds who do raid training. But as it is a german speaking guild, its probably not suitable for you)
Or you could even join one of mukluks training raids if you are interested. :)
@@hansguckindieluft5161 I was assigned the last mushroom, so for the first two hours it never even got to my part. So when it did get there I felt everybody was getting exhausted and without patience for me failing. But the person with the first mushroom trained that a thousand times, I did it 5 of 6 times the whole training as we always died before that, so obviously I was going to fail until I get the hang of it. That guild is still doing training, I just never joined as I didn't felt very comfortable there. Maybe I should just try again in a different wing, or do some strike missions as they say is a good way to get into raids. I know Muk does trainings but I only ever saw him do that in US servers, don't know if he sometimes does it in EU servers too.
@@tombocai occassionally muk does training on eu, too. If i recall correctly, it is something like once a month or so. And Strike missions are really really easy. Just go look for a group which wants to do "shiver, fraenir and kodans" (these are the first three strike missions: shiverpeak pass, fraenir of jormag and voice of the fallen and claw of the fallen). When you do these three, do them as a dps first, and then the only thing you have to do is damage. Shiver is really only damage, you dont even need a healer. Fraenir, just stand in the middle and do damage and let the one healer heal you. Voice of the Fallen and Claw of the Fallen (or Kodans for short) just follow the commander and do damage. The only thing you have to look out for when doing kodans is that those two have to die around the same time, or the surviving one will kill you. But when you follow the commander, normally they know what to do and so you dont really have to look out for that either. :)
@@hansguckindieluft5161 thanks for the help! I will go in lfg to find some groups for the strikes!
I rly wanna see u struggling to do one of these under 5 min videos of qadim 1. Thats a proper challenge muk! Keep up this amazing series. Click this thumb.
the first time I did Qadim the explanation took twenty minutes to do, and I still died.
3 min dhuum cm guide
possible
@@BlastFM can do it in six words: same as dhuum, avoid the train.
@@diogoreis6367 yeah but you'd have to explain normal mode as well for a proper guide
That's why I gave you 3 minutes :)
In that case i shall accept my defeat 😂
I had to pause a minute in because I have been waiting years... YEARS... for an easy visual chart of mushroom nomming.Thank you.
Haha, you don't have to stick to that to the letter, you can cut across the mid some, the concept is the most important.
BIG note: Every group ever does mid strat which means the eaters need to eat towards the centre THEN towards their next marker... this is no more than 5 mushrooms (usually 4 though). The logic behind this is the pulling in and dealing with adds and also moving the boss less so you can dps harder.
Other BIG note: Because you swap to enemy team when a slubling, if you are a support, you will graciously start to buff slothasor... that means warrior banners and time warp for slothasor, which is a big no no.
DO NOT place shades/traps/preps etc. on top of the mushrooms. Signed, a traumatized shroom 1 DPS
SPEAKING of guardians being OP, dragon hunter is FANTASTIC for this fight, as the greatsword 5 skill can pull most, if not all the adds onto the boss every time they spawn (just don’t use it on your nom’ing teammate)
Animal cruelty in 4 minutes and 21 seconds :3
2:11 hey I know numbers like 1, 2, 3, q, m, banners, cake...where was I going with this?
Lol made it into the video, these guides are awesome! :)
This is long. Be warned. Sorry!
Hey Mukluk. Usually, I don't like video guides for content. I'm on a hands on learner. Stuff goes in one ear, out the other. But your raid guides have been handy. And they have laid the foundations of what I know about Wings 1, 2 and 4. Your video guides gave me the confidence to try these raids.
I can comfortably solo heal (druid) Sloth, oil keg bandits, and even reflect on Mathias.
I can claim on Mursaat, and I love being the pusher for Rigom on Samarog. I can even backup tank Deimos if our tank dies.
I can tank Vale, push the orbs, tank Gore, solo slow the two back walkers, and, recently, I learned how to flak-tank and bait the sapper bombs on Sabetha.
All of this is stuff I've learned on my own, but your videos laid the foundation for what I know about any of it, and they are what allowed me to, as I've said, gain the confidence to try new roles. So, thank you.
I've stumbled here because today, I joined a W2 training group I found under the training LFG. As far as I could tell, it was completely pug. Wasn't a guild leader bringing guildies, it wasn't a static learning - just some guy threw up a tag, and people filed in. I came in early, third person I think (?), and we filled up.
We were stuck on Slothasor for maybe 2 hours? Cycled players in and out. Most of the group was inexperienced or new to the raid. A few people were new to raiding in general. I was one of the only experienced people besides the tag.
Eventually, tag had to leave. Because I had leant my hand before, they passed tag to me as they left.
I was not ready.
I was not prepared.
I still do not believe I was at all worth giving the tag to.
And yet, I managed to explain this encounter so adequately that we, a completely pugged squad, 2 pulled it after having to replace the commander and an additional 4 people.
Amidst this group were a few fresh faces to Sloth, a few TOTALLY new raiders, somebody who'd paid their way to completing legendary collections, myself and a couple experienced raiders. Those experienced people had all stayed the entire time alongside me. It was nice having the patience of others.
It brought me a lot of joy to see this group through the ENTIRE raid. We failed a lot. Once on Sloth (under my tag, dozen+ times before I was given tag), more times than I wanna admit on Trio, and just once on Mathias. But even though it took hours, plural, I got to play my favorite raid, I got to see some fresh faces to the end of their first raid, and I got to give some guy the chance to learn. The absolute highlight of the raid was the fact that the guy who openly admitted he paid his way to collection completion (which I personally don't see an issue with) expressed he was coming back to raids, specifically a training group, to learn. To do the content himself. We later learned he just didn't have the time to learn to raid, but wanted the collections done. So he bought them. But he didn't buy LI, in fact, he expressed a desire to earn his LI, and even offered to try to do specific mechanics and to do whatever he needed. It was really sweet to see.
I referred them all to your videos, and did a little explaining of my own. I'm not sure whether your bitesized clips helped more than my hands on explanations and demonstrations, but I just wanted to share that, since I think it was a very sweet experience. I also think that a level of that pug groups success is owed to you. Sloth is a pug killer. But, we managed it and we managed it quite well, all things considered.
That is an awesome story, thanks for sharing :D
I love this series the snark is satisfying.
I saw some streamer do it with 10 staff tempests, either all spec'ed for healing, or most.
Yes, me embraced the war talk. I do talk this now.
i'm trying to clear this damn boss but there is always that one or two person who keep dropping the poison thing in the middle or even on the path ahead like, WE LITERALLY JUST SAId dROP THEM ON THE BACK
Not to mention how hard it is to raid, hours and hours in LFG filled with other wings and sell parties. Sure I could ask for a guild in *guild* wars 2 ,if i had one to begin with.
"Make sure you send dps and not someone important." I know I should feel dissed but I can't blame him.
Is only eating the outer 'shrooms the current meta? I remember that you normally eat some more.
To be fair to W2, there are only two bosses and Matthias can be more annoying/difficult than Sloth depending on your group.
Otherwise great guide again and thanks for keeping them short.
I'll be honest, I usually just assign the "eaters" and follow whatever path they do, it varies person to person but there aren't many ways that it WONT work. I do like having some space by the wall to drop off the poisons however.
@@MuklukRUclips Ok, so it was a shorthand. I can understand that and yes, as long as there's room for poisons and a bit of movement, everythin should be fine.
Now I know How to punch a Sloth. Thanks Muk.
And knowing is half the battle. The other half is extreme violence.
@@MuklukRUclips Thats hilarious.. Still remember the first time i raided sloth with my teammates and get my ass kicked. Sry for the late rply though.
Aswell the more mushroom is eaten, the more adds will spawn, so the player who is assigned to eat shroom should eat 3-4 max otherwise you will get overrun by adds.
And if boss is shaking, he will unleash 3(or more) projectiles per player into air and then they will fall where each person is standing, their blast radius is small, so simple walking forward for 2 sec can save you from getting hit (Be aware that the explosions from other players can hit you aswell).
heh eles tempst "eye of the storm" also is a ten man stun break now :D
ty for the guides they're very helpful
maybe soon I won't get kicked out of every group not labeled "training"... :-)
Hi Mukluk, this is Mifec here.
you got some of the CM guides?
Got one in the editing room now. Probs a few weeks out.
jiiiiiisus, soon its gonna be my 1st raid with the guild and it has several mechanics for the 1st boss.
Those nom sounds xD
Hey muk, I read everywhere that you do some eu raid runs, is it a weekly thing or? Because I wanna play with you :)
It was a monthly thing, lately it's just been a "when I have time for it" thing. If you're interested there is a discord link in the description where I do signups.
@@MuklukRUclips oh I'm in your discord is it the catch a role channel? I signed up there. Ty
SLUB FOR THE SLUB GOD!
Im confused, is this a new cantha elite spec for rangers?
I don't recognize any of the skills
He is playing a scourge the pof elite spec of necromancer
@@elgame6263 i know... I was trying to make a joke :C
Yeah, that sounds like…something I’m never gonna do.
Are scrapers good in this?
2:08 Muk I think guardians barely understood your explanation, warriors need more explanation on how to do this math problem.
just listen to the loud glasses guy in your voice chat and hit what he hits.
00:18 not someone important :'( my main character is dps
It hurts to be told you are not important by your raid leader, but more so by the Muk lol. Also me in every fight on my Ele as I usually end up tanking the floor a lot, squishy classes for the win
It's not like you are not important, but you obviously cannot send somebody who heals the group or is support :D
Please mukluk, make these videos more frequently... They take way too long for each video is the series to come out
I am sorry the free entertainment is too slow for your liking.
@@MuklukRUclips didnt mean that in a bad way, I just love your content so much and those videos are awesome that I am impatient and cant wait for the series to finish! Similar to watching a tv series and waiting for the next episode to come out :D
what blue shroom
The outer edge eating pattern explained at the beginning is very very VERY VERY bad. Please do not teach that. Please teach the better eating pattern of eating in the middle. Additional slubs are nearly impossible to kill when you're standing on the edge and you have very little escape from things that go wrong by staying on the edge.
New raiders, DO NOT EAT EDGE PLEASE
^this! I was surprised cs never seen this weird pattern of eating before, I highly advise to not eat shrooms like this, otherwise nice guide !
Was looking for a reason why every pug does this strat now. Well, I guess I can thank Mukluk for this disaster..
I cant find a single reason to do wall strat except to avoid badly placed poisons, but that is a bullshit excuse.
I'm just hoping he isn't / wasn't GW2's version of Vaelastrasz the Guild Breaker................
He's a tough furball but he isn't as bad as that I don't think lol.
@@MuklukRUclips That's good XD. Didn't want him breaking up any friendships and stuff. Also, there were too many similarities between the two for my liking.
@@ericahess7508 Don't know the other one (WoW?) but it's easy to play the blame game with Sloth. Misplaced poison, killing the stubling, not pulling and cleaning the ads, mismanaged fear. Not dodging shakes or stomps. There's a few ways individuals can screw the try up.
@@kaltaron1284 ya Vaelastrasz is from WoW. He's actually known as Vaelastrasz the Corrupt. For the raid he was in he was actually the 2nd boss not the first, but a lot of guilds really struggled on him. It was really easy for a few people, or even 1 person if placed wrong, to wipe the entire 40 main raid group. Since he'd give a debuff that would give unlimited resources and whatnot for a bit as well as allowing the player to attack really fast. After which the player would explode, which would kill them and anyone too close to them. IDK for sure, but he was probably one of the first fights that had a lot of personal responsibility. In a game that was still fairly new. A lot of guilds ended up disbanding due to him. Which is how the boss became known as Vaelastrasz the Guild Breaker.
@@ericahess7508 Thanks for the explanation. Fortunately raiding in GW2 is a lot more noobfriendly than in early WoW.
But there are quite a few boss mechanics where a single misstep can ruin your try, Deimos for example. But tries are comparably short and buffs aren't as expensive/time consuming so people are usually willing to try a bit more.
Unless you are an ultraelite haxxor and all the plebs are blow you. You know the kind.
As alwasy syraight to point full guide. But Never!!!!!! Ever!!!!!!! Skip your name saying "some words" your identity 😁
Bahahhaa, its become kind of a gag in the "get to the point" videos to abbreviate it somehow, and say the whole thing in the long "kind" videos.
@@MuklukRUclips still love it.
this boss is cancer confirmed