I think he meant the group was exceptionally good.
Usually from what I read here, normally it takes around more than 7 wiped to get the boss done. The first wipes is to get to know the boss and have people who have done it before to explain the tactics.
Cheers.
no its was bad. carried by 3 hunters doing 40% of the dmg together all 3
Nah 4 is usually the sweet spot.
Wipe basically means that the entire raid team dies.
6 wipes means they lost the fight 6 times in a row.
just give back persnol loot or give use coin roll on stuff everting better need for greed stuff bah
I think both should reroll if they fix it!!! If not delete group loot system!
To be honest probably there was a reroll just not a public one and he lost it or there are factors that made the game decide to give the other guy the loot
In both cases, the distribution is not broken imho
Probably hunters after the bow.
Maybe they want to finish the compagain for the crafting mats or just want the tunder chicken proto-dragon transformation
Or have free time and help a friend
They die on purpose in there, well not my problem i am done with lfr. It is not scaled correct to the players who join them. Blizzard dont like free loot but cmon. . The ivl is terrible… blizzard are just way off their playerbase and stuck with the thoughts in their own blizzard guilds where they make smileys 24/7 and making blizzard jokes. And then they think, well… everyone else is just like us.
Im sad i have also to help a friend in here and then, else i wpuld have left this game for a long time ago. Gladly i barely login and spend more time in here than playing which actually makes me happier than loggin into this garbage game made by incompetent devs.
Frankly, i don’t see why anybody would want to do Raszageth repeatedly, especially in LfR.
I got the Ras kill in LfR once (6 stacks of perseverance, IIRC), and i did that purely for the quest, those ilevel ~400 titan matrix things are in very short supply for people who don’t do mythic+ a lot, but i have zero interest in doing it again.
Maybe a “brick wall” endboss is somehow a great idea in other difficulties, but it’s a really bad idea for LfR, people in LfR avoid difficulty (That’s why they’re doing LfR to begin with), so they’ll just ignore wing 3 instead.
Been thinking of doing this in LFR just for the quest progression, but if 6-7 wipes is the avarage then forget this.
I dont need the 2k rep that badly.
5 to 7 is the number for groups that are capable of killing it. You need 1) someone who bothers with explaining the encounter 2) people who are reading the chat 3) enough people who are staying to practice the encounter and actually learn from the mistakes.
With some groups even 10 stacks of determination won’t help. The buff helps with a lack of heal and dps, so it can cover for some people dying, but it won’t help when the majority of the raid doesn’t do the mechanics correctly.
I did Raszageth twice in LFR and my usual benchmark is whether people are able to interrupt the sparks and carry out the bombs. If this stuff doesn’t work even after 3 or 4 wipes I will just give up.
After the first week I’ve not experience too many problems on this boss now (though I have often been the one explaining things) Did this morning on a freshly dinged alt and we did it 2nd go… had similar experiences last week also.
Horde/Alliance thing, luck of the draw (I tend to do my lfr early/mid morning, maybe the player demographic is more suited to listening and giving it a go? IDK)
I killed her yesterday for the first time after 3 wipes… and I sucked. First try, it went OK but half the people suddenly died, so we were all dead at stage 2. Second try I died right after from the beam together with half the people… third time I fell off from the stage, idk how to be honest and again like 5 or 6 people were dead… and there was this one guy that kept fighting to the very end alone with Raszageth only to die of course… and after the first fight he started spamming the chat with being pissed and stuff… and all the way all the tries until Rasz was dead, it was increadibly hilarious ngl. Fourth time there has been no problems and only like 1 or 2 people died.
What I’m trying to say is it’s not that hard, since I managed to kill it in the 4th try without knowing anything how the boss works… idk how there are so many wipes.
I think mostly is due to people trying to take down the boss through, brute force, instead of paying attention to mechanics.
There’s also people who simply don’t care.
They could do it, but they are not in the mood for it. They just want to collect the loot, either for transmog or disenchant.
There’s also my case. I’m not a quick learner. I lost account on how many times I screwed up in Wrathion raid, during BFA 
The phase where he burns the whole ground, should had been easy for me to predict, unfortunately I kept running to the edge a bit late sometimes and died. Most of the times, I wasn’t even paying attention to Wrathion, I just looked at what the group was doing. If they ran, I would too.
Cheers.
looks like 50/50 rng on top the rng
Ok, I’ve been playing since Vanilla and I thought it was established fact that when two players roll the same for an item, the one whose name initial comes before in the alphabet literally wins the roll. But now some people are saying that there is a second hidden roll? Bring me some logs to show that the player whose name starts with a letter later in the alphabet wins so I know it’s true, I know peope who only rolled characters with names starting with an A so they’d win rolls on a tie, lol. (Not me, obviously.) Was this piece of information lost somewhere along the history of WoW or was it just a myth to begin with? Intriguing. xD
As to the topic of the post, seems like a perfectly normal LFR Razzie kill. Most groups need a little determination and/or a few wipes to get it down, amounts to the same anyway. I feel your pain but it is what it is. Better luck next time!
Reading all this makes me guess I was really lucky, I was there once and we killed it on second attempt, though will not try again, people still were quite hostile towards each other.
Probably joined when they already had some determination stacks