Feel very much the same. I have 2 different classes at 3 of the classes at 20, because tried a few times with my Rogue, and failed each time. So far, I have only missed TWO attempts because I am not young, and need at least 4-5 hours of sleep. There are 2 more attempts left, and honestly don’t know if we will succeed or not on those.
One of the biggest challenges I am seeing is that it isn’t just up to US ourselves, but requires EVERYONE to be on their game. Every time, even after people explicitly TELLING the players present the ‘winning strat’ and where to stand, etc? They still play like this is just some normal elite or something, can make mistakes all through the fight, and all will be fine.
The best I’ve been part of, and only died a few times, are a couple tries where got her under the last hashmark but ran out of time. So, kinda think this is a bit much to ask. Sure, some, maybe even a lot, have done it, but this trophy is going to be awarded to (mostly) people who just got really lucky and ended up matched up with other players who just happen to know what they are doing.
The rest of us are banging our heads on the wall over and over getting into instances with people who have no friggin clue and might as well be choosing to flail wildly with rubber chickens. How in the world should WE be punished (not get the trophy) simply due to not already having enough friends playing the game who we can trust will be GOOD players, so we must rely on the random groups we get?
The achievement/trophy is 100% out of our hands, and worse it’s handicapped even more due to 20 lvl cap vs 25 world boss AND the huge nerfs to the classes and powers (so people are adjusting, and have less than a day before the first attempt to get a grip on their classes).
Just seems a pretty tall order, and many of us will end up failing even though we DID learn, KNOW how to play, trying hard, and attending as many attempts as we can (9 total, I will have been at 7 - and that is using some of Mother’s Day trying to beat this boss, instead of spending time with my mom, simply because I couldn’t ‘get lucky’ in my groups the first FIVE tries).