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Article #351241Re: Farming elites for the T3 barn - a little trick
From: Anon
Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2014 10:17
Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2014 10:17
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On 30/12/2014 8:15 PM, Peter T. wrote: > This morning I found this little exploit: > > <http://www.wowhead.com/item=119815#comments:id=2072488> > > I tested it and I got 2 caged mighty wolves in 1 kill 4 out of 5 times. > I farmed the same three elite wolves again and again and the result > was 21 cages in ~20 minutes on my feral 614 druid. :) > > I dps the wolf to around 52-55% > - run away (stun, slow whatever) > - lay down a trap > - run away from the trap/kite the wolf away from your trap > - dps it a little more so the wolf gets below 50% > - run back to my first trap when off cd and lay down a new trap on top > of it (stun, slow whatever again before you run back to your first trap) > > You only have 15 secs to lay down your second trap and kite the wolf to it. > > The realms will be down wednesday morning here in EU prolly due to > patching or hotfixing. But I hope they dont fix this exploit. ^^ Are the wolves rare or hard to fight or keep on the trap? While it certainly saves time , more if hard to get, I otherwise found no problem with trapping. No kiting needed, tag them with something ranged, drop trap in line with their attack line to you. Stand and fight, dot and dps, if the don't trap when down enough turn around and walk away in a direct line with their centre. Traps 75%+ of the time, usually much more just not always. Wouldn't this work if you just did the above but laid trap early, stopped dps and dot at 60%, turn until trap expired and just placed a new one without running around? The miss rate seems to be random-ish, maybe some slightly out of position. Some will not trap even if you just had a straight run of a dozen successes with the exact same method. Meh, I usually trapped on a skinner anyway :-)
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