World of Warcraft TBC Nostalgia Suit P5 Stage PTR Test Suit unsurprisingly opened the Well of the Sun Highland Test again yesterday afternoon, but this time Blizzard did not post a blue post announcement on the official website, so the players who learned the news yesterday participated in the test were not particularly many.
As of 7 a.m. this morning, after removing the repetition log, only 10 teams in the second round of SW tests have been able to pass Muru, and most of them are teams that have already killed Muru in the first round of testing, and only 6 teams have killed Kilgardan, all of which are old faces. A regimental commander who completed all the BOSS kills in the two rounds of PTR tests told the editor this morning that he did not find any other changes in the sw second round of tests except for fixing the Kilgardan Thousand Souls BUG, and the overall feeling was similar to the first round of tests. It seems that if you want to figure out the content of this SW modification, you have to wait for Blizzard to send blue posts, but it is certain that the desire of some players to weaken SW that some players expected before must have vanished, and they have to wait at least 2 months to weaken it.
In the first round of PTR testing, a national service team composed of 9 warlocks attracted widespread attention from players, and Xiaobian also analyzed the career advantages of warlocks in the battle of Muru in the seed AOE and Void Protection damage reduction in the previous article, but at that time, Xiaobian ignored another god-level skill of warlocks - enslaving demons.
The Void Guard (Big Blue Fat) will split into 6 Void Minions (Little Blue Fat) after death, and these 6 Little Blue Fat can be enslaved by warlocks. Players who have opened up Muru know that the timeline of the P1 to P2 stage of the Muru P1 to P2 stage is relatively tight, and when the transition stage is less A, a wave of small blue fat can make the time axis more generous to liberate the DPS pressure BOSS body, and the small blue fat damage is quite high, 6 small blue fat can play 190,000 damage in the P2 stage is equivalent to 1.5 output, which is also the main reason why the team that served The PTR test served Muru at that time was almost all 7 warlocks to start.
And the warlock can enslave the little blue fat is not a BUG, this style of play has existed in the national service 2.4 version of the period, you do not have to worry about being repaired by Blizzard.
Since it is a normal game mechanism that Little Blue Fat can be enslaved by warlocks, then we should maximize it, it is too wasteful to control a wave of Little Blue Fat only in the transition stage, and it is not cooler to use Little Blue Fat's Group Shadow Arrow A Humanoid Monster in the P1 stage. The National Service Old School Guild yesterday in the second round of PTR test Muru battle changed the tactics to warlocks control the whole process of small blue fat, the whole battle of small blue fat hit a total of nearly 900,000 amazing damage, this is still in the Old School guild only with 4 warlocks under the premise that the 5-6 warlock team can control the small blue fat damage can exceed one million, not BUG better than BUG, in the words of the single-player game circle called "skipping class play" is more appropriate, which is also the best choice for ordinary teams to think of Muru.
However, it should be reminded that the brainless stack warlock is also not advisable, the warlock as the only designated short-legged class in the TBC is very easy to run into the hood and die in the middle of the Kilgardan battle without being able to enter the hood and die in the middle of the battle, and the second half of the battle is full of screen doomsday decisive battles that need to move frequently and are also very unfavorable to the warlock's station pile DPS. Before the 7-9 warlocks can pass Kilgardan because the Thousand Souls BUG does not hurt, the second round of PTR test can pass Kilgardan's team up to 4 warlocks, melee squad still have to have one.