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Article #351282Re: The flip-flopping Clefthoof.
From: Peter T.
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2015 17:36
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2015 17:36
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Den 14-01-2015 kl. 16:24 skrev Cryptoengineer: > Actually, that was an estimate. I later timed it - I got 41 cages in 30 > minutes. I did miss the twofer a couple times, and I did get killed once > when a pat showed up at the wrong moment. That would have been 80+ cages > per hour, or one Riverbeast every 90 seconds or so. I only farmed wolves and they were able to kill my VL at 80% health. But it didnt happen everytime though. Destro lock 634 here. > I went into the reset with 200 caged beasts, enough for a small stampede. > > This is a ilvl 632 lock with a voidlord. My MO was to dps the mob down to > 65-70% with the VL tanking, then stack on the VL facing the mob, and drop > the first trap. Continue dpsing, the goal being to get to 49% just as > the trap goes off cooldown. Drop the second trap, put the VL on > passive, and walk backwards a few paces while hitting an instant > attack, (to get aggro). The mod moves forward and gets trapped. > > At this point, the VL is often low on health, so I'd resummon it to get > a full-health one, and reset to Assist (important). You don't have to > wait for the trapping scenario to complete. > > Rinse and repeat. An important factor is location, around 37.5, 45 in > Nagrand. This is a fairly long way from any FP, and is little farmed on > my med-pop server. The leather produced sells well, and the Savage > Bloods are very welcome. Nice. Very nice description. :) -- Peter T. <https://www.elitedangerous.com/>
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