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Thursday, April 15, 2010
Look Before You Leap
52 comments:
- Kristina P. said...
That is hilarious! Karma must have had a bone to pick with him.
- April 15, 2010 at 4:19 PM
- Elizabeth said...
Too funny!
- April 15, 2010 at 4:19 PM
- Jeanie said...
Glad you are back, Joanna. You have been in the thoughts of many. This story could go right up to the top of the list of stupid criminal stories.
- April 15, 2010 at 4:20 PM
- Brian Miller said...
oh my. what a way to pick up chicks...all cut up and your drawers full of...after you notice where you are and all the guns pointed in your direction...lol.
- April 15, 2010 at 4:35 PM
- Chrissy said...
guess he didn't know the area too well? lol
- April 15, 2010 at 4:37 PM
- Cop Mama said...
Ha! That is the best story! I wasn't sure where this was going to end.
Just hopped over from Brian's site, Waystation One. Nice to meet you :-)
- April 15, 2010 at 4:41 PM
- Eva Gallant said...
That is hilarious! Poetic justice!
- April 15, 2010 at 5:01 PM
- af1blog said...
Duh! How stupid can some people manage to be - serve him right.
I'm sorry for your loss - it's at such times that we realise just how valuable a good strong family is...
- April 15, 2010 at 5:01 PM
- TechnoBabe said...
Why do people run? I guess some do get away so they all want to try. If he was being stopped for a traffic violation, he either had more to hide or he stupidly panicked.
- April 15, 2010 at 5:01 PM
- Mari said...
That is hilarious! Poetic justice to be sure!
It's good to hear from you again.
- April 15, 2010 at 5:06 PM
- Alison said...
Great story! :-) And thinking of you too.
- April 15, 2010 at 5:09 PM
- Not The Rockefellers said...
I wonder if security just watched him on the monitors...lookit this fool breakin' into prison..I'm surprised it isn't on YouTube somewhere!
Peace ~ Rene
- April 15, 2010 at 5:21 PM
- Pseudonymous High School Teacher said...
Yes he is an idiot, but getting to read about his antics made my day a whole lot more fun.
- April 15, 2010 at 6:06 PM
- Sniffles and Smiles said...
Perfect!!! I LOVE it!!! And you told his story so well...I was laughing all the way...you really have a great sense of timing! You are in my thoughts! ~Janine XO
- April 15, 2010 at 6:12 PM
- anne h said...
Of all the rotten luck.
Glad you are back JJ...
The place isn't the same without ya!
- April 15, 2010 at 6:34 PM
- Willoughby said...
What a criminal mastermind! He would get along really well with a guy in here in Michigan. This guy ended a high speed chase in the parking lot of the police station. When he realised where he was, he did the logical thing. Took out a permanent marker and drew a goatee on his face so the cops wouldn't recognize him!
I'm glad you're back. You and your family have been in my thoughts.
- April 15, 2010 at 6:43 PM
- Ronda Laveen said...
Like I always say, a life of crime is not for the feeble minded.
- April 15, 2010 at 6:49 PM
- Bernie said...
This is too funny, no one could ever make this up.....:-) hugs
- April 15, 2010 at 6:59 PM
- Kathy said...
So hard to believe isn't it...but I heard about this on the news here too!
- April 15, 2010 at 7:29 PM
- lisleman said...
dumb criminal stories are getting dumber it seems. You knew he was an idiot the minute he tried to outrun the police. The police have so many resources why do criminals still think they can get away? too many movies?
- April 15, 2010 at 7:55 PM
- Spencer L Casey said...
What a dope. Did you mean "Ball and Chain"? Either that or it was some witty pun I totally missed.
- April 15, 2010 at 8:21 PM
- Fireblossom said...
What a knucklehead. LOL!
- April 15, 2010 at 8:24 PM
- Angie said...
That is hilarious.
What's the old ball and chime? Is that anything like the old ball and chain?
- April 15, 2010 at 8:31 PM
- Matty said...
He belongs on America's Dumbest Criminals. Maybe they can also charge him with trespassing......onto prison property.
- April 15, 2010 at 8:47 PM
- Kelly H-Y said...
- April 15, 2010 at 9:51 PM
- Jayne Martin said...
Looks like we have a new Darwin Award winner!
- April 15, 2010 at 10:48 PM
- Jayne said...
*Unlucky*! Oh what a twit. :D
- April 16, 2010 at 1:18 AM
- Chris H said...
What an idiot.. bet he felt a right fool!
- April 16, 2010 at 2:15 AM
- slommler said...
This just proves the point that these criminals are butt dumb!!! Totally!! Guess that is why they go around breaking the law...too dumb to do anything else?? LOL!
- April 16, 2010 at 3:43 AM
- My name is PJ. said...
You can't make this stuff up! Really great!
- April 16, 2010 at 4:17 AM
- Betty said...
Haha, glad I read this first thing this morning. Started my day with a laugh! :) So stupid!
Glad you´re back Joanna!
- April 16, 2010 at 4:24 AM
- Kaye said...
Oh my gracious - that is so beyond funny! :) And I needed a good laugh today! A merry heard does good like medicine and with a mega sinus infection, I need ALL the meds I can get! Thank you for a great chuckle. :)
Also, please know I am praying for you and your family. I completely second your comment "Hold your loved ones extra close today."
- April 16, 2010 at 5:33 AM
- Cindy La Ferle said...
Wow -- that's a story worthy of television coverage for sure ... Don't you love poetic justice? I swear, just when you think humans have really evolved, someone comes along and does something like this! Duh.
Off topic, I hope your family is starting to heal. Of course, it will take a while, but I am wishing them all (you too) peace and comfort.
- April 16, 2010 at 6:28 AM
- Ms Sparrow said...
I love it!
Thanks for the day brightener!
- April 16, 2010 at 8:18 AM
- angeltastic said...
That is too funny! Thanks for the laugh!
- April 16, 2010 at 9:57 AM
- deb said...
I love being made to feel smart . "Cause, seriously, geez.
hope you are doing okay.
- April 16, 2010 at 10:11 AM
- Mike Smith said...
Welcome back Joanna - even if it is with an awful pun!
- April 16, 2010 at 12:28 PM
- Flartus said...
I heard this story on NPR's "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me." Oh goody, another fun story to get Cleveland in the news!! :)
- April 16, 2010 at 12:56 PM
- Green Girl in Wisconsin said...
*groan* thanks for the laugh!
- April 16, 2010 at 2:07 PM
- Eddie Bluelights said...
What a wally!! Great laugh!!
I've been looking at some youtubes of a British comedian on TV 170-1980s where a woman wanted to break into a man's prison!! If you want a laugh here it is:
Great to see you back Joanna x
- April 16, 2010 at 3:14 PM
- ChristineM said...
Too funny! Thanks for the laugh!
Nice to see you back!
- April 16, 2010 at 3:30 PM
- Little Ms Blogger said...
That is truly one of the funniest stories I've heard in a while of a stupid person.
I'm guessing he won't be applying to MENSA anytime soon.
- April 16, 2010 at 3:31 PM
- Nezzy said...
Oh that one's good sister! Heehehehe!
God bless and have a terrific weekend!!!
- April 16, 2010 at 3:56 PM
- Shrinky said...
Ha, if only more felons were as obliging, eh? Welcome home hon, I've been thinking of you ((x))
- April 17, 2010 at 3:04 AM
- Unknown Mami said...
I'd call that poetic justice.
- April 17, 2010 at 11:55 AM
- beth said...
oh lord....I hadn't heard this story. thanks for making me feel really smart today by not having done anything even close to that stupid ever in my life....
- April 17, 2010 at 2:05 PM
- North of 25A said...
I was blog hopping & I am so happy to have found you! LOVE your blog - I will be back.
- April 17, 2010 at 6:30 PM
- Jo said...
That sound you hear is me laughing out loud -- all the way from Vancouver. What a wonderful story. Talk about the Darwin awards! My goodness.
I love you blog. Now I'm going to settle back and read some of your previous blog posts.
- April 17, 2010 at 7:43 PM
- Jo said...
I mean "your" blog. But you knew that. :-) Typo.
- April 17, 2010 at 7:44 PM
- CatLadyLarew said...
That's just about the most perfect example of poetic justice I've ever heard!
- April 18, 2010 at 7:12 AM
- AHS Class of 1980 said...
That's hilarious. What a dumba$$.
- April 18, 2010 at 8:11 AM
- Lilly said...
Oh my some people deserve to be locked away. And Karma gets us all if we deserve it, I so believe that.
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Typo in frost spec rotation? "UB" = OB I assume?
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What about Duel-Weild Tanking as a DK? It would allow for more defense and dodge and parry. I want to know the down sides?
What about this unholy tank spec's
1, Talent Calculator - World of Warcraft
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Im frost right now Talent Calculator - World of Warcraft
I've been raid tanking in Naxx 10 as unholy with the following spec UNHOLY SPEC and from what i can tell it's going well.
Blood's giving me threat, increased parry chance and rune tap for a bit of "OH CRAP"-ing. Frost is giving me more mob slowing, more armor and Lichborne (+ selfdeathcoiling combo) for usage as an "OH CRAP" button as well, and unholy is giving the rest of what i need including the well scaling Bone shield, the useful Anti-magic zone, etc.
Yet i haven't seen this spec mentioned anywhere else (yet). Am i missing something that makes it less optimal than any other spec?
That Unholy AoE rotation made me giddy Thanks, I finally have a good idea what to do.
One question about the spec: Why no bladed armor? The AttThread currently at or around the top of the General List seems to give pretty solid support for taking it as both a Warrior and as a DK. This isnt an attack, its more a question.
Also: Dirge, is it a must?
Unholy Single target rotation:
After trying out the rotation on a training dummy I found a problem. It seems that before the last Scourge Strike there is a waiting period of about 2 seconds. When it is up I finish with about 85 runic power, dump it out on two death coils. It is pretty much a great threat holder, but that 2-3 second pause isn't good.
IT, PS, BS, BS, SS, Death coil, SS, IT, PS, BS, BS, SS, Runic Dump, Repeat
The runic dump (After testing three times I have 90 runic power at the end.) will just be two Death Coils.
The rotation keeps going. If you get in a rune snag, just cast a runic dump quick and move on.
IT, PS, BS, BS, SS, Death Coil, It, PS, BS, BS, SS, Runic Dump, Repeat
Also works. (I removed the SS after the Death Coil.)
Eventually, you can decide when to dump, and when to repeat, it all comes down to a feel, but those two rotations have VERY little down time. Next to nothing if done right.
I want to start off by saying that I originally posted this on Elitist Jerks but it seems like there is little to no moderation at that place anymore. Every thread is about "this is what I would do" or "Personally I don't like this for this reason" or "just spec what you feel is comfortable". If anyone is like me, we want answers on the best possible spec with the current data at hand (mitigation, content, gear available). With that said, I've been through a few pages of this thread (and will diligently read through the rest after I post) and I still haven't seen this spec posted.
This is the post I put on EJ. Hopefully someone can give me some reasonable input into this with math. I just can't be convinced by the statements "do what suites you!"
Through what I've been reading from various sources, some educated, some not, I've come to the ultimate conclusion that frost, in this point of the game is nowhere near as viable as unholy is for tanking. Let me explain! Comparatively, frost has the aforementioned "oh shit buttons". But how good are those 2 talent really? I don't have the math to back me up, I'm still new to the game design mathematics.
I am currently specced Talent Calculator - World of Warcraft
With this build, I get all the must-have tanking talents as well as some utility talents. Let's talk a little bit about my current stats. I'm not poorly geared but I am nowhere near "well-geared" (Thanks itemization). I have a few tanking pieces from naxxramas (10 man) and from badges. I currently sit at 27194 Health unbuffed, 19% parry, 22% dodge, and 24k armor. This does not include horn of winter or Blade Barrier. I find with my unholy build that I can have bone shield up almost a full duration of icebound fortitude cooldown. For example, i use Icebound Fortitude. As soon as it comes down, I use Boneshield (let's assume this is in the middle of a fight). IBF is a 60 second cooldown. I can keep boneshield up, usually until around 10-20 seconds of IBF coming off cooldown. Now, let's say these are on cooldown on a difficult boss. I now have a 2 min trinket that I can use (I currently have the badge dodge trinket as my only "use" trinket). This, so far, has been up everytime I came into a situation where all my life saving buttons were on cooldown. Now, on top of the build we also get spell deflection. With blade barrier up, I have +30% chance to parry (depending on buffs). That's an innate +30% chance to take 30% less damage from a head on spell. Then icing on the cake is veteran of war which bumps my health so... healthfully :P and in my gear about 1% to parry.
If we compare this to a typical Frost build, we have to look at Lichborne, Unbreakable armor, and frigid dreadplate. I was using an unholy/frost build before this and I can honestly say that I believed Lichborne to be rather lackluster. The cooldown is just too long to be reliable. I can't say i've ever used it and noticed a significant difference when multiple tanking mobs. Maybe one mob but the only fight I do that on is Patchwerk. I also only use it in heroics when I pull a couple packs and just use all my CD's to aoe burn everything down (like the gauntlet in pinnacle). I just don't see it being as comparatively useful in raids (yet). So we move on to Unbreakable armor. This bumps me up to about 30k armor (about 9% total less damage?), and ~7% parry total (probably did the math wrong). This last for 20 seconds. When you reach a certain avoidance level, such as myself, doesn't it just makes sense that bone shield offers more mitigation for the point? (please, please, please correct me if I am wrong on any of this) I'll be honest and say that I can't accurate model the 3% chance to not be hit, but it seems to decrease in usefulness at a certain avoidance level as well. Point for point, it seems that boneshield in itself is more mitigation than all 3 of these combined for 3 points (again, at a certain level). For the sake of it, I wasn't going to throw acclimation against spell defelction simply because they are both RNG numbers and let's be honest... neither is incredibly useful to this point. I can see them being used for Sapphiron and Malygos but that's it. In this case, I would assume acclimation wins on Sapphiron and Spell deflection on maylos (assuming MT'ing).
If it's about AOE tanking, than that is just a player thing IMO. Tanking has become somewhat of a joke. DnD, put 2 diseases up, pestilence, bloodboil and I have aggro. Go from there. Unholy actually helps this as well with increased spell hit/damage.
Now, we get to MT'ing. I can honestly say that we have some VERY good players in our guild, and some not so good players. However, I have not found MT'ing anything to be an issue. The occasional Rogue (cough ereturns) will ride my tail for a bit, but he never seems to surpass me. Even on patchwerk I can stay within, literally, points of threat off our MT. (who I consider to be the worst player in the world, but others do not )
Moreover, we can talk about DPS while not tanking. As frost, I was lucky to be doing 1k dps on a single target boss in dps gear. My unholy/frost build was a bit better. I was holding around 1100-1200 dps consistently. As my new build, I do around 1400-1500 dps. Some people may consider this unimportant. But, for min/maxers such as myself, this is all but unnecessary.
As a final point we have to talk about auras. I read the "napkin math" of the unholy Aura for dps and survivability was not accounted for. If you haven't read it, I believe it came out to roughly 500 raid dps in a 10 man moving fight? Again, this doesn't model survivability (heigan, anub, and sapphiron to name a few). I beleive this to be far superior to the frost aura. This brings us back to the point about acclimation and spell deflection. It's useful in 2 fights (and maybe required for bugged malygos but we've gotten him to 55-60% without it so I wouldn't say necessary). At this point in time, the spell mob tanking DK is just simply not required.
Hopefully i didn't make any glaring mistakes but if I did please fel free to flame me! It will teach me a lesson! Please, help me if I am wrong to understand where and how. Like I said, I'm a noob still at the game mechanic mathematics! Also just delete this if it's an unnecessary post!
Hi Effekt, I don't go to EJ because I find their thread-format useless.
Tantling spreadsheet simulator latest version is downloadable here. I suspect you have looked at it already.
But if not, it will let you simulate the gear you have, the spec, and it tells you the mitigation you achieve.
At Naxx gearing levels with 65%+ avoidance, if I recall correctly, unholy has more time to live than frost.
Note the current version of the Frost calculator does not account for 5% glyph on UA, so you need to adjust for that yourself. It does let you specify 5 bones on your BS, though.
From memory, I think it shows the mitigation you get over a minute by applying the damage reduction for your spec, for the duration it lasts, to calculate an overall time to live. Therefore it accounts for improved duration on IBF.
Regarding Frost's +3% to miss, at increased avoidance levels it is actually more valuable if you look at it this way: you have 20% chance to be hit, if it goes to 17%, you have improved your avoidance by 15%. This is a nice constant improvement, no CD on it.
Sure that's good, but compare to bone shield which could be up for 30s or so if you are only being hit 20% of the time, when you are hit, you get 40% damage reduction.
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Thanks for the input!
I actually have checked that out but since I reformatted to Vista it hasn't worked for some reason. I'll give it another go though.
actually I just did a fresh side-by-side for Unholy -vs- Frost with Tantling spreadsheet, being sure to adjust the Frost for +5% parry from UA Glyph, and putting a Frost talent build into one copy and an Unholy into the other.
It showed actually nearly the same time to live. Perhaps that extra parry is making a bigger difference than I'd thought when compared to the published version of spreadsheet which doesn't account for it.
Notably though, UA is armour so only helps with melee, whilst BS is 40% off all damage types including AOE, so that'd have to be an edge.
Hey guys,
I'm pretty new to the whole tanking idea, been a warlock for god knows how long...I started my DK with the release of the expansion, and have been falling more in love with it more everyday...
Since we dont have many tanks in our guild, i thought i would take it upon myself to lvl one for us...the DK seemed like the perfect opportunity...
Now i have tried a few specs left and right, but fell in love with Frost...
UA-Lichborne-IBF seem like a superman collection when hit together, and provides long survivability when rotated after each other...
I have been reading up on the forum, and i might be wrong, but it seems like frost builds are not getting as much discussion as the other 2 trees...
My lvl is still low i know...but i was fidgeting around with the talent calculator and i have come to this build.
I like the fact that i can juggle rune based abilities, applying what ability when i want based on the situation...i feel i get more control...and not sticking with a rotation much...just opening with IT-PS-HB(-maybe DnD depending on how many mobs and accompanying CC'ers)-then play what i think best suits the situation as it comes...
I'm still unsure about how well HC will work in raids...and i have left out FA since i read somewhere it only decrease spell dmg by ~15%
I thought: "i have a great healer partner...why bother?"
I'll try digging up that piece of info for everyone...
Please do correct me if im wrong...
Your comments and remarks are highly appreciated.
Edit: how useful are "Runic Power Mastery" and "Killing Machine"?
Would they be good additions for tanking?
Last edited by Shazlonium; 11-30-2008 at 04:51 AM. Reason: extra thoughts
neither rpm nor killing machine are viable tanking talents since u dump ur rp before hitting 100 (100 or 130 doesn't matter)
i don't understand why u like to have 6 deathrunes.
for what? u say u r more flexible, yeah maybe but just a lil bit.
doesn't matter how manny deathrunes u have, with ur spec u have to trefresh ur diseases every 12 seconds: 4runes left, 2 of them r deathrunes by botn, 2 runes left, these u actually use for obliterate when fighting single targets or howling blast against multiple targets or u turn in an ua.
hungering cold isn't effective at all in most situations while raiding.
i would suggest this build, i use for tanking:
note that i don't put points into imp icy talons because we have an enhancement shaman dropping wf.
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i'm confused...oh wait...maybe i'm not...
Hmmm, i like your points...i'm not disagreeing with you at all, but from the few dungeons i've been in so far, having 6 deathrunes, personally, affects my strategy...
for instance...
I'm currently lvl 72, i have 2 point into Death Rune Mastery...so thats a 66% chance of converting...
went to Azjol-Nerub last night (god i hate that dungeon)
Now i know im a bit low to tank it, but i went with a grp that gave me a chance to prove myself...and even tho we didnt finish it, i was complimented on being able to handle myself well in sticky situations - for me i think its due to being able to have more deathrunes...was able to juggle around a few things, re-apply DnD to re-grab aggro and what not...
I personally specced into Imp.I.T cuz 1. we dont have many shamans in our guild...close to none in fact...and 2. i rarely get a shaman with me in pug runs...well i did twice this week, but they were healing...and damn good healers might i add
Now i totally aggree with you about HC...have seen much use for it except when soloing and running into huge packs of mobs....
My question still remains... FA & Acclimation - Useful? or just good on paper?
Here's the quote: "A 70 spell resistance (doable by a Paladin aura) will have a 15% damage reduction from the normal spell damage".
Again, i usually have my holy priest friend with me, and he's amazing, i never get down below 60% hp in the stickiest of situations...
Have been tanking as blood for a couple of runs now. So far, this rotation has worked for me in keeping aggro:
1) IT, PS, Pest, DnD, [DC]
2) IT, PS, [DC], Pest, BB
3) IT, PS, [DC], Pest, BB
4) Go back to 1
Whenever I tank, I make sure to ask everyone to do focus fire, so I don't have a hard time keeping the aggro, since I only rely on Diseases, Pestilence and Blood Boil most of the time and the occasional DnD when it's off CD. Death Coil is in brackets since I usually cast it while still waiting for Pestilence to light up. Weaving in HS instead of Blood Boil from time to time to refresh it's buff can also be done.
Haven't tried this though on a more aggressive group though.
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Hey guys, new to this and tanking, so I am far from knowledgable.
Here is a build that I have been using to great success so far.
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It allows me to both tank and DPS depending on which presence I am using. Granted, it does not do great DPS, nor does it do great tanking. However, I have never heard a complaint from a healer yet, and a few comment that they can do more DPSing instead of flat healing. I have never had an aggro problem, even at 76 tanking for 80 DPSers. Granted, it is still early in the expac and no one has the be-all-end-all of gear yet.
One of the things I like about the Blood Tree is Vampiric Blood. Great for Prince Phase 2 fights when you really need the heals quick and strong. I have been soloing a lot of group quests while leveling and really haven't had too many issues. Sometimes I bit off more than I could chew, but for the most part, they have definately been soloable with this specc.
So far I have been pretty impressed with the Blood tanking, but what I am most impressed about the class is that you can quickly switch roles mid-fight. We were doing Violet Hold when our healer's computer DC'd and our MT warrior bit it due to the lack of heals, I popped into frost presence and picked up the slack with no problem, and with all of the blood speccs, was able to keep myself alive until the boss was dead. Granted, that was a one in a hundred occurance, but it was still great.
Once I find out what my role in the grand scheme of things are, I am going to respecc, but until then, I am going to continue to mess around with the speccs and try and find a good combination.
Another tri-specc I am looking at is
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Unfortunately, in order to still get Blood Aura, you gotta pull points out of Anticipation. The reason I wanted to keep Blood Aura over Frost is because of the possibility of all 3 speccs being in a raid and Frost and Unholy are the most common. But this build allows speccing into Unbreakable Armor.
Sorry to be so long winded, but I have been messing around with DKs since the beta opened and have been playing one as my main since expac went live.
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Our guild has found GREAT success in activating the Nether Scion first but killing it last, this allows us to kill the other drakes without to much difficulty - we found the Whelp pack to be the most dangerous to NOT activate as the Raid Damage is HORRIBLE without them up.
It's a theorycrafting call. You have to weigh reduced time with 150% damage vs more time AND dps with 100% damage. Depending on the comp, you can pretty much always count on being able to leave one of the drakes alone and safely unactivated. So the question becomes do you spend an extra 2 minutes or so on a third drake (or dedicate a tank to kiting him, requiring extra heals) and try to take advantage of the 150% in the time left, or do you use the extra time and the 100% debuff, plus the extra dps from the tank (which can be significant, for example with a bear or DK tank), to burn Halfus. I can't speak for every comp, but in most of the simulations I ran it was almost always better to leave the 3rd drake alone.
What were the parameters of these simulations? I doubt that a single tank can make up for the loss of a 50% damage increase for the raid. If your healers can handle the damage from Halfus + 2 active drakes, they certainly can handle Halfus + 1. (Don't kill the third drake. Release and OT.)
can any1 explain how the tanks deal whit the staks? cz after 10 is really hard to survive and after 15 its imposible even whit big CD's..im sure something mi self and mi team r doing wrong and our problem seems to be tha staks on the tank ..we even try whit 3 tanks (10 man btw) 1 on the first drake and the ather 2 swoping on boss to clear the staks and second drake this seemed to work bettar but still was an wipe fest
anwer pls ty
The entire concept of dealing with the stacking healing reduction debuff, is to avoid it. Simply put, if the boss doesn't hit you, he doesn't apply the debuff. Several methods of dealing with it can be done.
First. Hand of Protection can be used to instantly cleanse all stacks of the debuff on a single target. If you have a Protection Paladin they can use Divine Shield instead and save Hand of Protection for the later or the other tank. So long as you have at least one paladin in the group though you can cleanse it at least once, and ideally you want this at the start of the fight when it most hectic. The longer you can keep the boss on a single target, the more time you have to kill whatever the other tank is tanking before they actually have to start taking the debuff themselves.
Second. In this particular week we don't have to deal with the Shadow Nova, so having interrupts on the boss at all times isn't necessary. This actually makes kiting the boss a viable method of delaying receiving stacks of the debuff. Naturally if you are simply out of range for the boss to hit you, there is no chance for him to possably apply the debuff to you. You can pull him, run all the way to the back wall before he even gets to you. You can charge, intervene, heroic leap away to kite him more. Leap of Faith (lifegrip) and Body and Soul can help kite him more. A hunter can use distracting shot, kite the boss all the way across the room, and hit feign death and let the boss meander all the way back to you. The other tank when it is necessary for them to actually taunt the boss, they can do so from range so the debuff isn't being applied immediately. There are lots of little tricks like this you can employ to simply avoid getting the debuff.
Finally, when everything else is said and done, whichever tank has higher avoidance should be the one tanking the boss at the start. Naturally if you avoid more attacks, you get the debuff stacked slower. So when the boss actually is meleeing them, they are aquiring the debuff slower and can hold the boss for a longer period of time.
The entire key concept to dealing with the stacking healing reduction is to minimize it by avoiding it whenever and however possible. In this week's composition you will not want to let your debuff stack too high simply because the raid wide damage being taken also hits you as well, if you're getting too high on stacks the random raid damage you might take may kill you even if the boss is being actively tanked by the other tank. Keep in mind the debuff lasts 30 seconds so that is 30 seconds where you can't be healed as effectively.
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(Slate Dragon > Time Warden > Whelps)
Just to elaborate on the Quinafoi's comments: Hunter Distracting Shot does not work. I checked our logs to verify our hunter's claim that he is immune.
All other tricks come highly recommended -- Charge/Intervene/Leap, Lifegrip + Zoom Bubble, Hand of Protection when you run out of tricks. Halfus will also get periodically stunned, giving you time to get some distance (for us, it also interrupted a Furious Roar, which was awesome).
We opted to release both drakes right away and pop CDs to kill them ASAP. This worked well for us as the fight gets significantly easier once they are dead. We were able to avoid the entire mortal strike mechanic through kiting until the drakes were down, at which point it becomes a simple tank switch.
Just a fun note, Victory Rush procs off the whelps. It's a ton of healing that probably isn't necessary at the easy stage of the fight (unless your healers are oom).
tnx guys will try again today i think ..do you know iff we can appply on the boss any slow efects?
A single tank couldn't make up for an extra 50%, but the issue is more about time. Not only are you dumping a couple of million damage into something that you don't need to kill, you're also spending TIME on it. The situation isn't just 150% damage vs 1 extra dps/100% damage, it's 150% damage vs 1 extra dps/100% damage/time spent killing drake.
Of course if you just kite the last drake, the time gets taken out of the equation.
As for the simulations, I ran them based on our raid comp, and now that I think about it the fact that we have a bear tanking the drakes and he flips pretty seamlessly to kitty for the final burn might have effected the outcome, as even in tankitty he's still rocking 14-15k.
We managed to do it with 4 heals, 2 tanks and 4 DPS. DPS pulled their weight big time, with my rogue at the top (DK close behind on single target) except for AOE (I basically was there for single target burning obvously) while the 2 hunters took out the whelps. We did it with 20 seconds left on the enrage timer, and I believe most of our DPS was over-geared. Just wanted to let people know it is possible
Good luck!
EDIT: Also, we pulled, Storm, then Whelps, then Nether. Killed all 3 then moved to Hal.
My guild has done it for the past three weeks in the same way. We release everything, tank everything, and kill things in whatever order we want. Here are a few things that work and don't work for us.
The past few weeks, we've had whelps, and we will for the next few weeks... those actually hurt. So my guild pops CD's and trinkets and shit and burns them down.
Last week we didn't have to kite fireballs, so we just stacked up and accidental cleave damage was fantastic. Once the whelps go down, it's just pick a dragon and kill it. And then the other dragon.
We have a bear tank and a DK tank, so the bear NEVER tanks the whelps, that's just silly.
Last week we 2-healed it for the first time, and prolly will from now on. Resto druid did 15k, and the holy paladin did 12k, over the course of the fight.
Last thing to note, this is primarily doable due to the change with the %damage that Halfus takes. Sure, it's wasted time killing the drakes, but the burn on Halfus is literally about a minute once the drakes are dead.
I don't have logs, but we will this week.
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I am trying to have a solid strategy for tonight (2nd night trying Halfus). We had a few attempts on him last night.
Anyway the Slate/Nether/and whelps are up this week.
We had an incredibly hard time keeping up our tanks when we released the Slate/Nether (keeping whelps in cage). Now the tank was a little under geared but it was still extremely difficult with 3 healers (shammy/pally/disc priest).
We were popping everything from the start and did almost make it through one time out of our 4 attempts.
Would it be wise to release lets say the Slate and have our MT who is on halfus get whelps?
If anybody could shed some light on this, that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
release nether + whelps, slate is optional. Kill nether, then bomb the rest of the whelps. If you want to kill slate do so now, otherwise it is probably better to leave it tied up as furious roars are dangerous if tanking a drake.
Thanks man, is it best to have the MT on Halfus tank the adds while everybody else kills slate? After slate is dead burn Halfus while cleave damaging the whelps?
Thanks again for the advice.
Personally I would simply not bother with slate at all, all he does is stun the boss every 40ish seconds. I would simply nuke nether, then kill the remaining adds, then kill the boss.
People often think that Slate is more important than he really is. True Slate gives Halfus the most annoying possible buff, the stacking healing debuff (requiring tank swaps on the boss, when all other combinations do not require tank swaping). However the benefit you receive from releasing Slate is so weak it is never worth it. The stun is random. Whenever Slate Dragon is present, the other two are typically killed and Slate is ignored in normal mode methods, regardless of what the other two are. Everything but Slate Dragon provides a non-random benefit, and therefore is always better than the random benefit.
Slate has the largest impact on overall strategy. However because of that, there is a pattern whenever Slate is present. Whenever Slate is one of the three, kill the other two.
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
So I just started this fight for first time today with some random folks. I had a hard time knowing when to switch off again once I taunted the boss (I was the off-tank on Storm Caller). Unfortunatly after a few wipes they went with finding a new off-tank that knew the fight better. Whats the proper timing for the switch between the Boss and going back to the Storm Caller?
One you should have a plan in place before hand how many stacks you swap at, especially at the start of the encounter. Later on it will resolve to something more trivial like simply taunting as your stack falls off (provided you are healed up before hand).
Two communication is important. Simply saying "taunt now" over vent could go a long way.
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
Quin is absolutely right: communicate. Basically the other tank needs to set up his drake near you as fast as possible so you don't get too many stacks. After that first taunt, just taunt when your debuff stack drops off.
Only thing I would add is that since you know better than the other tank as to when your debuff drops, you should be saying "taunting now" rather than telling the other guy when to taunt off of you. Then the other guy knows to back off on damage. I also found it helpful to the other tank and healers to update them with the time til the debuff will drop, say at like 10 seconds left, I'd say "taunting in ten".


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Prices shown in currencies other than USA Dollars are estimates based on current exchange rates. We will charge your credit card in USA Dollars on the day your order is shipped, and the conversion to your local currency will be done at the prevailing rate by your credit card issuer.
Shipments outside the USA are declared as "bike parts" for customs purposes and will include the actual amount paid for merchandise and shipping. Jenson USA will not mark your parcel as a "gift", declare a value lower than the actual price paid, or otherwise prepare false customs information.
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