I have watched the enemy mob’s wolves one-shot kill party members. Been happening now for over a month. It has also happened in any dungeon that has these wolves.
Is this a new thing or a programming glitch. It’s exceptional bad when an unsuspecting tank that doesn’t know about this goes charging into a pack of these wolves and gets insta-killed.
Is this operating as planned? Or a glitch?
was this timewalking? if so they just hit hard need to pull one at a time
Regular leveling dungeon finder dungeon.
Was it killing the tank, or some impatient dps that didnt know their place?
As soon as the tank pulled the mobs and the wolves killed the tank they then killed every one else. This has been happening for over a month now.
Yes the dogs and their hunter hurt. Always stun and kill asap. It was like this in TBC kind of. Not instant death, but I did not experience instant death. Tanks have to use mitigation.
Oh I was thinking time walking. Might be bugged in regular DF.
If the group running this dungeon know this happens they cc the dogs and kill them first, before the dogs reach the party. Also, there are patrolling wolves mobs that will agro from a distance. Gota proceed slowly in there now.
Pretty sure it’s a bug…
Experienced this while lvling my blood DK through time walking, any wolf just 1 shots you so they need to be kited.
Honestly all hellfire dungeons seemed over tuned - you can pull half the instance in all other time walking dungeons however hellfire mobs absolutely slap lol - especially Blood Furnace…
Just happened in my group too. They were hitting for 30k
this has been a bug since tww. ive lvld normal tbc dungeons and u still get 1 shot
the best u can do post the beginning is wait for the pats and pass em.
u cant avoid the pats in the beginnin/to first boss so ull die a few times.
Nah bro, this is a bug. I just ran it twice last night and only the dogs were one shotting everyone. Killed the tank for 18k overkill. They can be kited and aren’t elites, but they will one shot everyone. Kind of funny to be honest.