WoW guild wipes 472 times before beating Hellfire raid
Jul 22, 2015 15:29:23 GMT -5
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Post by Morreion on Jul 22, 2015 15:29:23 GMT -5
World of Warcraft raiding guild wipes 472 times before beating mythic Hellfire raid (MOP)
How many times do you usually tolerate a full group wipe before calling it a night? Three? Four? Now imagine if your guild has endured a whopping 472 wipes — probably not on the same night, but even so — during the toughest World of Warcraft raid currently in the game. And what if, after those 472 wipes, your guild managed to down the 13th and final boss. It would be a good reason to celebrate, is what we’re saying.
Method, a top World of Warcraft raiding guild, finally announced that it had beaten the game’s new Hellfire Citadel dungeon on mythic difficulty after nearly 500 full wipes. This puts Method once again in the spot of a world first for beating WoW’s hardest endgame content.
I'm not a raider, though I did complete the 10 Master Level Raids in DAoC, which took months and lots of effort at that time. And I did the DF & expansion raids in Hibernia and Albion. I dabbled in vanilla WoW raids. Other than that, I can't remember raiding much.
Everyone should play the way they enjoy an MMO, but I'm not this dedicated, heh.
How many times do you usually tolerate a full group wipe before calling it a night? Three? Four? Now imagine if your guild has endured a whopping 472 wipes — probably not on the same night, but even so — during the toughest World of Warcraft raid currently in the game. And what if, after those 472 wipes, your guild managed to down the 13th and final boss. It would be a good reason to celebrate, is what we’re saying.
Method, a top World of Warcraft raiding guild, finally announced that it had beaten the game’s new Hellfire Citadel dungeon on mythic difficulty after nearly 500 full wipes. This puts Method once again in the spot of a world first for beating WoW’s hardest endgame content.
I'm not a raider, though I did complete the 10 Master Level Raids in DAoC, which took months and lots of effort at that time. And I did the DF & expansion raids in Hibernia and Albion. I dabbled in vanilla WoW raids. Other than that, I can't remember raiding much.
Everyone should play the way they enjoy an MMO, but I'm not this dedicated, heh.
