When The Lack Of Knowledge Wipes A Whole Raid - Guzu reacts to Classic HC moments 

Best part of the video

That was my favorite part too

I missed that

that part when those people died is even crazier

Hunter's fault

Ay yes bc that works if your not currently targeting that mob

Did you appeal? It can't be coincidence that Blizz has hardcore as the laggiest and most DC buggy servers. I hope they allow appeals, I don't play HC. Would be absolute bullshit for them not to allow appeals when it's their fault, especially on a large scale like that.

​@@user-fg3fv9hl3b I think just last year in August they announced all deaths are permanent. They tried to add features that remove a characters after DC but it's crap. You can report certain things like people griefing and get them banned but you cannot have your character back if it died. It's just so much middle manning for Blizz they stopped trying.

o7, we go again

yeah literally wouldve been totally fine if he used it lol. and its bound too. so bad

No renew either.

To be fair, Fade at that level only reduces threat by a flat 400 and only temporarily, so it probably would not have saved him.

@@Seinglede It would have meant he not tank adds himself and waste all his mana. So would have helped.

@@Brimmy If it would have gotten the adds to stop attacking him, then yes it would have been useful. However, as I said, it only reduces threat by like a flat 400. It's not particularly likely that his lead on the tank was that small. Since he was at range his threat was at least 130% of the tanks, and for the adds to go back to the tank the tank would need 130% of the priests post-fade threat value. It may have worked, but there's also the very, very high likelihood that Fade does what it typically does in classic, absolutely nothing at all, and be a total waste of resources. If it was Wrath-era Fade, he absolutely should have pressed it. Classic-era fade is absolute trash, though.

420 blaze it

oh and btw there is a setting you can turn on even in hardcore options - interface - names - critters and companions - turn it on and you can see the little roach names running around the room.

Not every instance needs to be a straight line corridor.

Not that many dangerous spots. Except maybe for that hole. If you get punted into that, it's game over.

I'm not sure which one but it's most likely an add-on like restedXP that flashes consumables while low hp. Mine do it too. I'd have to check if it's rxp or another add-on.

group content is a multitude more dangerous. you are relying on 4+ other people to also not mess up. solo content is only gated by difficulty and you can comfortably level on green/yellow mobs. just dont do crazy hard elites solo

@@KumoGoesFast i understand that view, but you also have 4 people who will save you, 4 more people on the threat table. so its not just "well there are 4 other people to make a mistake"--there are 4 ppl who can make a mistake, but also 4 people who can correct your mistake, or guide you into a position where you dont make a mistake, because they know the dungeon and can guide you through it. mobs also typically do not respawn in dungeons, and the path towards dungeon completion is often very cut and dry, i.e. the pulls are ALWAYS the same, versus in solo content things are always variable, you will get random hyperspawns, your get away path may not be as clear as youd hoped like i said, I think it comes down to playstyle. it also comes down to role, tanks die more often as a result of someone else's error. But a DPS role complaining they died because of someone elses error in a dungeon is almost always not true. DPS should understand threat, and if they understand the pull and the mobs and how threat works in that fight they should never be reliant on someone else.

@@dakineprotossgood pov honestly! definitely havent thought of it from that angle as well

According to your experience you probably never play tanks in HC

@@dakineprotoss There are arguments for both. Good players won't die from good play and will save others, bad players are the opposite. The reality however is everyone makes mistakes, but a group member's mistake can kill others in their group. Solo mistakes are yours alone to suffer.

Played better than 90% of the community :P He actually used his abilities

@@CapOfXav idd, İ think that was a great play by that guy.

That hunter is pretty amazing

Seen the hunter at 24 minutes? That's what we learned to expect. The class is so easy, many never learn to play. The few that do are getting used to solo 5 men content and are still a liability. I know. I have played hunter ;-)