This morning on Ravencrest with my druid (Perricoloso lv 70) I tried doing Fyrakk Assault and despite the bar being 100% for a long long time, the event never triggered.
I tried relogging, leaving zone and returning, but the event bar was just stuck on 100%.
I’m leaving for a short holiday for 5 days today and this would make me miss out on my weekly Draconic Treasures from the weekly event :(.
Anyway I can be recompensated for the event not triggering, I assume due to a bug?
This has been going on for a few days now, but as always there has been no response from Blizz (yet).
Hello there,
We’ve had more reports of this and the issue is currently under investigation.
More info and future updates here:
Yeah, it’s not only taking a while. Fyrakk is never coming or is this a new event to let players wait for half a day? If this is only happening at certain times during the day you need to let people know when.
We were waiting for a couple of hours.
So how long is :“it can take some time until the end encounter comes down”? Days, weeks, months?
Even after 2 days, we stayed stuck @ 100% and everytime a lot of players were killing, searching and asking when and IF Fyrakk would come down.
Not bad though, Blizz responding within 2 days of sending the bug report. (Too bad they didn’t fix it but only investigating)
Edit: just went there with another alt but Fyrakk is still not showing up.
They have a full thread over on the US forums with dozens of players saying the same thing, and all we get is an article linked telling us it may take some time. Honestly?
What a joke.
PS: Just checked it out and it’s still 100% literally nearly a week later.
We’ve had bugged Fyrakk Assault on the Drak’Thul/Burning Blade servers for a few hours now. Fyrakk’s Fury is at 100% and nothing is happening. Again.
One would like to finish the assaults on the main/alts before reset, but who knows if I’ll get to do that.
Hey all,
We have a hotfix coming in for this that is currently being verified by our developers, and should hopefully be live soon. 