When i watched the video the Highest Blizzaga III i saw was 900 and 300 resisted.
Lamps have 4500~ hp
300-900x18blm = ?( i is bad with math)
When i watched the video the Highest Blizzaga III i saw was 900 and 300 resisted.
Lamps have 4500~ hp
300-900x18blm = ?( i is bad with math)
Assuming that, if you have 1 PLD able to hold for 30+ seconds, 6 blm or 5 blm and a cor(RDM+BLM rolls, ga3->ga2 or firaga3) could down them which is pretty good people-wise for lamp handling IMO. Have not fought, so I'm gonna assume it's "not that simple", insight would be cool from people who have fought. I almost want to guess that the 900 nukes you say weren't on the entire pack but on strays since the pulling wasn't great which messes this up.
Concern: Narse mentioned that you need to down the first few forms(chariots) in 3-4 minutes each to be on schedule. Sentinel isn't up that often, so you can't rely on that for every set of lamps unless you have 2-3 PLDs alternating. Boo.
we fenririans don't give up
When i watched the video the Highest Blizzaga III i saw was 900 and 300 resisted.
Lamps have 4500~ hp
300-900x18blm = ?( i is bad with math)
Yahtzee?
He meant in general. Yourself being not you, but "the player".
And to answer the question, you don't have to say it all over the internet weeks before. It's as simple as "<Subject: PW on Fenrir> and <Message: Popping now. Link to stream is here>" if you want to announce it. Just because we know you're fighting it doesn't mean we'll learn anything. 95% of the time, you have to fight it yourself to understand the tactics. You can understand the basics, but never the core. Everyone here knows that you kill lamps>burn PW> save at certain points to prepare for next wave of lamps. However there is much more to it than what we can see in a stream and we really need to attempt it ourselves to learn more. Thirdly, it's not hard to write a report after you attempted PW to give information... Is it?