I'm a 2k CW and need to get the rest of the Alliance Gear as im lacking in defense ALOT and need hit points, so what is the easiest T1 Dungeon so as i can get the rest of the gear without paying tons for injury kits just to get a finally laggy boss to the quit!!
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If you haven't already make sure you buy the book from the Wondrous Bazaar. It's 1 AD and you get 50 seals extra for any T1 or T2 run.
http://www.arcgames.com/en/forums/neverwinter#/discussion/1205930/running-dungeons-skirmishes-with-a-pug
I'm not sure that your experience from PC is directly transferrable to Xbox One due to the differences in UI, performance and other differences. Is there a video of someone on Xbox One soloing eLoL as a CW?
Required items: Liara's bell, a tank companion of any type, stones of health, soulforged enchantment, more patience then god.
Recommended items: (these items are not required, but it takes the experience from being HORRIBLY unpleasant to manageable)
Perfect vorpal or higher, rank 7 enchantments or higher, tier 2 gear
Recommended build:
A SS renegade build, ironzerg's build on PC should cover what you need to know:
http://forum.arcgames.com/neverwinter/discussion/551341/spellstorm-renegade-guide-death-is-the-best-crowd-control/p1
Random trash:
Do whatever the hell you like, its random trash
Loadout for bosses:
Shield (tab), Disintegrate, ray of enfeeblement, conduit of ice, ice knife, storm spell, chilling presence
1st Boss:
Shield (tab), Disintegrate, ray of enfeeblement, conduit of ice, ice knife, storm spell, chilling presence
You need to learn to dodge the spear. Watch the boss while fighting him, learn his tells, he has a "rotation" of sorts although it can be a real pain to learn it. It took me more then 40 deaths on this guy to learn his rotation reliably enough to consistantly solo him, so feel no pressure, take your time and keep your cool. The moment you got him off his rage drage though, you in the clear. This is where your tank companion is MVP is the boss will focus on him until he is dead so with Liara's bell, you can give yourself 10 second periods of complete respite where all you need to do is burn burn burn. Once he is off his drake, kill the drake immediately and then get back on his case. Stones of health will be vital in this fight for after he hits you with his spear. You can take 1 hit from the spear with shield up, but not 2 unless you got full health, which is why stones of health are so important, they prevent a wipe which can be really frustrating.
2nd Boss:
You just need to spend some time learning the scorpions tells, they are really really really predictable and it took me 3 deaths to learn them well enough to never die to them again on CW. Once you know their rotation, this fight is easy as pie. Your tank companion will sometimes steal the attention of one or both scorpions, which will give you time to burst them quickly, most of the fight is kiting with the occasional use of a few encounters. Dodges are reserved specifically for the claw, you sidestep all other attacks, using only your 2 feet. This fight involves lots of walking, skipping, hopping and jumping but its really easy to learn to do. I advise killing one then the other though, as trying to kill them both at once is an unnecessary risk.
3rd boss:
This fight also involves a lot of learning. Things absolutely essential to beating this boss is firstly knowing where all the "safe spots" are in the arena, where the balls don't travel. Those are the spots you want to move between, so you only have to deal with the lazer, the red swipe attack, the lava, the roar, the fire breath and the rocks. The rocks are mainly just a case of sidestepping or dodging, so they are a non issue. The lazer you deal with entirely by dodging, the red swipe attack you deal with via pots (no other way I am afraid) and the roar you have to learn to dodge. It is critical to learn to dodge the roar because 9/10 times you wipe, will be because he roars then places a rock or something on you while you CC'd and you can't get out of the way. The key to dodging roar is to watch his head, when he starts moving his head back, you dodge immediately. You have to dodge before the roar takes place, into the roar as it gives you enough CC immunity to then dodge again during the roar. After the first roar, you then got to dodge again immediately. Try to suss out a spot that doesn't have a red circle on it and aim there, because dodging into red circles will leave you very, very, very dead. Once again, like the first boss, have patience and keep your cool, learning to solo bosses is very much like learning to do a boss for the first time in a group, where you have to learn everything new. In this case, you have to see everything from a fresh set of eyes, where you are the tank, dps and healer and you dying means the party wiping. Precautions you would normally see as silly are ok to take here, because you are responsible for everything that happens and the only person that can screw up is you.
As for doing elol in a party, its much easier then doing it solo, tank takes most of the aggro, if the tank can't deal with both scorpions at once, a class with a dodge mechanic should kite one of them away and entertain it by himself while the rest of the party kills the other. As for the last boss, a mechanic a solo player does not have to deal with which a party does is the tail swipe. Because when solo, the boss always faces you as you always have aggro, you never behind the dragon and thus the tail cannot hit you. In a party however, it is the tanks imperative to make sure the dragon always faces the same direction and it is everyone elses responsibility to make darned sure that they aren't behind the dragon at any point in time. The other dungeons are much more mechanically complex then elol and I would strongly recommend it as the first t1 you do, besides, it has better rewards as well
I am not sure who the "really amazing CW's" on xbox are, but ask one of them to give it a bash, I am sure one of them can manage. As it is, I consider myself a slightly above average pve CW player, but I am by no means amazing. Players like Agathe Beaur on PC far surpass my ability to play.
As to how to solo content, well, you get 4 friends to queue into elol with you on their alts then disconnect and swap characters. That way, there are 4 disconnected characters and you.
I have PuG ELoL lots of times and if everyone had a little more Patience the wipes would be significantly reduced. I go into the last dragon fight telling myself be Patience you cannot kill anything if you are dead because as bosses goes it has IMHO the least amount of heath
Once you get the gear and with the Pally Haste cleric mix you can get these completed, otherwise for a new 70 in a group of randoms dungeons will be very very painful.
Removing the bug will only make the runs easy for ranked players, run those dungeons with a fresh 70 CW or other squishy character without Pallys and tell me how "depressingly easy they will be.
If the devs cared about challenge at all they would have fixed the bugs and ensured dungeon progression was phased relative to IL much better than it is, I don't think its a coincidence that you get taken straight to the buy scrolls of life screen right after a terminal oneshot do you?
Please refer to my eCC guide, without pally, showing how depressingly easy dungeons are without the dr bug. With the exception of freya, we were all running on alts with no pallies and no wipe on the last boss, showing exactly how easy the dungeons are. We were running at 2k ilvl as well, so no pulling the, "you not 2k ilvl" bs.
Also, when doing solo elol on CW, even post the dr fix, you still get 1 shot by various mechanics, all you got to do is learn to dodge the things that 1 shot you, its not like they aren't dodgeable.
Unleash The Wolves- HR Lvl 70 (PVE)
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Second I reckon I know how to play various toons in this game with 1K plus hours and three level seventy characters forgive me if I say I can handle most things even with my level 70 CW, that being said its not about the epeens of the elite or ranked players its about the average player who frankly has been major league shafted imho.
We get your broken mods even after they have been fixed for you then we get the fixes later (in most cases it seems).
Why they insist on doing this I have no idea, also you guys have Strongholds and its been up a while and the new mounts with stats so yes you guys should be doing stuff we cant on here yet.
Interesting on how none of you PC guys ever bring up how much better your capabilities are when telling us "how easy" this all is.
Like I said Buckle up get on XBOX then preach to us about how "depressingly easy" the game is!
I live an a 3rd world country (South Africa) and play this game with a ping that never drops below 500. I cannot afford to just "buy an xbox" like you people in first world countries and quite frankly, I wouldn't waste my money on doing so for no other reason then to "prove it can be done on xbox." The point is, I can do it solo on a pc with a really bad internet speed, without being able to properly react to things that are occurring. Given those circumstances, I am fairly sure that even if we were to go along the lines of "the xbox is inferior," someone with a better ping then me living closer to the server will darn well be able to do it on xbox. If you don't want to believe me, that is fine, there is probably someone on the xbox playing right now who can prove you wrong though.