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I still try to revive someone when I can.
Understandably, finding an opening to revive someone can be an issue, but it's not entirely all too difficult.
My issue is when not reviving is … (more)justified by "you got freely carried" or "you should have GGs".
Admittedly, there are ways to get GGs at no costs through events, but I won't let that deter me from my practices of reviving someone.
In my case I have tons of alts and not all of them will have GGs, so if I somehow do become incapacitated, I'd want someone to revive me.
I don't care if I'm getting a "free ride" as the point of my being online in this game and in a battle is to play and not sit there while someone else plays it for me.
One can argue that it's my fault for getting incapacitated in the first place, but in a game like Vindictus it's something that's bound to happen to anyone. We do have Phoenix Feathers and Party Feathers for that reason afterall. While raids can last as quick as below five minutes, there will still be ones that do last longer depending on stats. Usually in those raids, someone is more likely to be incapacitated.
I guess these days, most players want to be on the top of the DPS ladder or get 40%+ damage for that one extra Evil Core.
It's rather saddening to think that as the only worry we had years ago was if we'd beat a raid at all without a complete party wipe or not defeating the boss within the timer. Time changes and at times for the worse. (less)
a way to bo irukul without killing him, any suggestion?
If secondary weapons such as spears and sticky bombs fail, you can do what we did when Irukul came out: Use ice chunks and pillars to smash his tusks. This is preferrably done with a friend or two and you must make sure they stay in the middle or otherwise Irukul will break the ice. The last wall of ice in the tunnel can also be used so long as you are holding it in the cutscene.
Using the stone up above to stun him first is a good idea and the general purpose for that. Once stunned, go near his tusk and smash it.
Note: If you're lucky or you know how to time it well, you can get a hit on the tusk by dropping the stone on it. (less)
Additionally I saw mention about getting 2% per Neamhain run instead of just 1%.
So instead of 100 neam runs for 100% completion, we only need 50 runs for 100% completion? Just want to clarfiy.(less)
That only counts for the stats however. To get Full Force Lv1, you would still need 100 runs as the prequisite is the run counter and not the progress percentage.
Though, I assume you can just skip that and go for Balor's Full Force Lv2 instead.
