According to the original plan, after the maintenance of the World of Warcraft TBC version of the nostalgic suit, the T5 group will be weakened, and at the same time, WCL's T5 racing will also be closed, so the major racing groups have also come up with the unique skills at the bottom of the pressure box.
Previously, the National Costume Guild opened the Viper Shrine with a time of 40 minutes and 34 seconds, and players thought that this result was already the peak, and it was unlikely that the speed of the Viper Shrine would be pressed into 40 minutes. However, in just the past two days, the Foreign Service Guild has set a new record for the Viper Temple with a time of 38 minutes and 52 seconds, which is the only team that can open the Viper Temple within 40 minutes.
Above is the latest data from WCL, and you can see that the first place is the famous Progress Guild. The guild has always been very strong in the level 60 nostalgic suit, although it lost to the national service guild when the NAXX was on the list, but it still maintained a strong momentum at level 70.
The Progress Guild didn't have much innovation in terms of how it played, and the Quest route was no different from the Racing Group's standard route, and what really made the Progress Guild break through the 40-minute bottleneck was the class configuration.
In terms of DPS class configuration, the Progress Guild chose a strategy based on ranged classes, supplemented by melee classes, of which the number of warlocks reached 8, 3 were arranged by Umphra, and 2 elemental sass and 1 dark shepherd were also brought along. Hunter, who is recognized as the third-ranked DPS class, took only one with him and was thrown into the tank squad for a long time.
For racing groups, the time consumed by boss battles is very short, but the mobs need to spend a lot of time to clean up, and the racing group does not have much time to recover, so it is very necessary to carry a large number of warlocks, the meaning of bringing two berserk battles is also to save recovery time, and the output of berserk battles in 3-4 target battles is very exaggerated.
Of course, in addition to the DPS class, from the perspective of the entire quest process, the real MVP class is still two anti-horsemen.
In this race at the Viper Temple, the Progress Guild arranged a total of 3 tank classes, two anti-horsemen and one wild de, but lacked the defense that is common in the wild group.
Although in the eyes of many players, the value of anti-riding is mainly to pull mobs, but for the racing team anti-riding can do more things, especially when two anti-riding are in the same team at the same time, it is completely 1+1>2 effect.
The existence of two anti-mounts allows warlocks to not have to worry about OT problems at all when AOE, and the two anti-mounts can be used back to the blue trial in turn, which further solves the problem of insufficient blue volume, not to mention that the DPS ability of the racing group is very strong, the shorter the combat time, the blue consumption of anti-riding is not so stretched.
As for Xiong De's value in this team, it is mainly "miscellaneous", in addition to doing ice anti-T in Haydus, anti-body in the tide treader, and finally anti-Vasqi, the rest of the time is basically changing cat output.
Starting from the P2 stage, anti-riding has emerged in the T5 regiment, I believe that after the opening of the P3 stage, the status of anti-riding will become higher and higher, and even there may be a situation of "no anti-mounting and no racing", and the living space of anti-war may be smaller and smaller.