Dust Bunny
This pet can have the following breeds:
Breed
Health
Power
Speed
SS
1400
227
357
PS
1400
257
322
SB
1465
240
322
>311
Substitutes:
1
1
Note: You have selected a substitute pet.
The strategy might fail if you use it with this pet instead of the one the strategy creator intended.
The substitute finder looks for these criteria in relation to the original pet:
Same family
Has the required skills
Has the required stats (if specified)
Ignores specific breed requirements for the main pet, as breeds can be very different for substitutes
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Blizzard pushed changes to this fight on Tuesday, 21 January. I've updated the steps & script to reflect the changes.
Medium XP
TD Script
The strategy offers a TD script that can be used with the TD Script addon. You can copy the script by clicking on the button to the left of the pets.
This table shows the level increase for completing the fight with level 25 pets and one carry pet.
Partial level experience is not included in the calculation.
Before
After
Experience Gain
1
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8
1914
2
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8
2033
3
➜
8
2138
4
➜
9
2231
5
➜
9
2310
6
➜
10
2376
7
➜
10
2429
8
➜
11
2468
9
➜
12
2495
10
➜
12
2508
11
➜
13
2508
12
➜
14
2495
13
➜
15
2468
14
➜
16
2429
15
➜
16
2376
16
➜
17
2310
17
➜
18
2231
18
➜
19
2138
19
➜
20
2033
20
➜
21
1914
21
➜
21
1782
22
➜
22
1637
23
➜
23
1478
24
➜
24
1307
Safari Hat
Lesser Pet Treat
Pet Treat
Darkmoon Hat
Pet Battle Week
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Pet levels to 25 with minimal XP lost
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Additional XP above level 25 is lost
Enemy Pets:
Strategy last updated: 2020-01-25 19:22:39 Strategy created: 2019-11-09 18:22:00
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If someone can't determine that Seethe is a single round ability, and thus they need to do it again a second time, to me that sounds more like a them issue than a me issue.
"turn 2+3 do this" sounds pretty clear to me. "turn 5+ seethe until dead" but now it doesn't raise any questions?
and as dragons already mentioned; if you actually do follow the instructions instead of spamming the script button you should know the abilities your pet has selected making this discussion pointless (edited)
"Turn 2+3: ability" is usually written for things that the player can't control, such as Flock.
Repeating ability use is often "Turn 5+: ability until dead" or "Turn 2: abillity Turn 3: ability" as separate lines.
It's about consistency with technical writing skills and being as clear as possible with what actions, denoted as turns on separate lines, the player takes.
i disagree. i'm confident that "usually" turns are displayed pretty much the same way there are here.
and considering that the most viewed/clicked strategies in the newest sections are made by people mostly using this writing style it would be consistent to stick to it
if it comes to being as clear as possible i think there is no right or wrong way, but as i already stated i find it pretty clear as it is and rather have it in one line than something like this https://www.wow-petguide.com/?Strategy=8048
For your comment to be useful, you have to say IN WHAT WAY it didn't work. What exact pets and breeds were you using? Were you following the instructions, or a script? Where did your experience deviate from the expected result? Did something die early? Not die when it shoud have? Like that. Then other people can look at it and figure whether the error was yours, or in the strat ... and if it was in the strat, what can be done to fix it.
Also see the addon Pet Battle Log Keeper, that would allow you to reference exactly what happened, if you Save Battle after finishing it.
Also, why did you get "a few" wins? Surely, you needed only one win
The first time the Sunflower comes in, yes, it gets swapped out. Then it gets swapped back in, and the interrupt should have at least 2 rounds on CD, meaning you'll Sunlight > Solar Beam
I found that Happiness worked well in the first slot, with corrupted touch, corrupted ground, and dark rebirth (after losing with the original team}. Blossoming ancient seemed to do well in the second slot of this second-string team, but my backup rabbit, however, failed miserably. It might be worth testing, when I have more time. (edited)
This works (with the sunflower and rabbit), but you need to leave enough HP on Logic after it resurrects for Singing Sunflower to be able to hit it with both Sunlight and Solar Beam. I killed it with just Sunlight my first attempt and it threw the whole strategy off.
I really don't think there is any reliable way past this one without Ravenous Prideling's combination of Elemental, Disruption and Life Exchange. I was left without my Prideling on the PTR (don't ask!), and tried all sorts of weird ideas, but only succeeded once with a Ruby Droplet and some RNG. (edited)
You don't need the prideling to beat it, but without it the fight is such a huge RNG fest that you can't create a somewhat reliable strat without dispersion. I like that there finally is a reason to use this pet, but I think there shouldn't be a necessity to use it.... It's just that terrible rng (edited)
Yes, that's my point. And reliability is a requirement when doing a scenario where you can't heal. It's a fairly standard dev move to require you to use a particular mechanic, as they do regularly with the Boss buff to force us to use a Bleed and Stampede approach. Requiring an approach is one thing; requiring a specific pet for reliability is maybe a step too far.
Unless, of course, we've all missed something ... (edited)
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