dear lord no
pls dont tell me your putting affixes in the delves
- Affix-Specific Tips:
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Burning: Keep moving to avoid standing in damaging areas.
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Raging: Focus on killing enemies quickly to prevent high-damage bursts.
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Explosive: Prioritize destroying explosive orbs before they detonate.
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Fortified: Use crowd control (CC) abilities to control enemy packs.
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Quaking: Spread out to minimize damage from shockwaves.
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Volcanic: Move away from volcanic eruptions.
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Necrotic: Tanks should manage stacks and kite if needed.
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Skittish: Tanks need to generate threat effectively.
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Tyrannical: Save cooldowns for boss encounters.
Know the Modifiers:
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Understand the specific modifiers for the Delve tier you’re attempting.
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Some modifiers affect enemies, while others impact players.
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Be aware of any environmental hazards or time constraints
Where are you getting this from?
if you go under copilot under delves its tells you all the information I was looking under how do delves work and this is what popped up in google. also in world of moudi also shows a screen shot where it shows affix image.
Why do they always have to mess up good things… why?
What is copilot and why are we trusting it?
I still can’t read “Delves” without my blood pressure starting to rise at the prospect of yet another elf race.
Dark elves
Dwarf elves
Dumb elves
Drunk elves
Dapper elves
Dragon elves
Demon elves
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Copilot I believe is an AI Tool used by Google’s search engine.
I think it’s good to have delves share mechanics with m+. Its another way to learn what they do.
I think Dumb Elves sums it up.
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I didn’t like the Explosive affix. Paladin tanks could cheese Necrotic (in its BFA form), but interesting to see it potentially coming back.
Skittish in a single player sense seems odd, which makes me question the legitimacy here. Though I suppose skittish would diminish NPC tanks ability to keep mobs off dps/healer-spec’d players, and vice versa.
Interesting find.