When I did WoD challenge modes I remember having to do the jump up to do a skip to the first boss and people (myself included) failing and people using multi-person mounts and such.
I just hope that isn’t part of Everbloom in mythic+.
Fix that and make the same door(s) always open for Waycrest so there isn’t RNG every run.
We’d jump up on one area (often with multi person mount shenanigans). Then glide across to the next. Using gliders in instances was removed shortly after, and I always figured that using them in challenge modes was the reason why.
you call it excitement I call it next dungeon >.>
But in seriousness having the door open on bottom right from memory you’ll end up pulling around 150% trash pack if people dont bring invis pots
EDIT: Or you bring a rogue have him run to the witch and reset it so the left door opens
Only dungeon I really look forward to is Black Rook Hold on my resto Druid. That rejuv trinket is gold. But honestly every other dungeon can kick rocks.
The only unknowns for me are everbloom and throne. Everbloom set up as a challenge mode should help but isn’t throne “interrupt the one lightning bolt” hope they update it massively.
Never had any major grievances with the others.
Oh, I do agree with set doors being open weekly, random is cancer.
Just when I was getting back into the game and having fun…
I’m ok with bfa dungeons being added, because they were incredible. But all this legion and before crap sucks.
You had those two fear casters with tenticles. And they add a worm to it. What ever the thinking is that caused them to do that is the thinking that’s destroying M+.
If you’re on worm interrupt duty it’s massive cognitive and attention overload.
Got to watch the worm for it’s dangerous cast which is short, somewhere in the middle of the fight, and the cast bar is WAY up in the air when you’re in melee. Got to watch where the two big mobs are facing, and you got to watch the ground for where the tentacles are which don’t give a very good idea of where it’s safe and where you get hit.
Not saying it can’t be done. Done it many times. And if you’re not concerned with interrupting the worm and having to be in melee range with everything else that’s going, it’s probably a care free pull.