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Commento di MABGamer6407

I'm waiting for some Marvel Juggernaut comments.

Commento di Stabhorn

Most likely this was constructed by Siegecrafter Blackfuse.

Commento di 314088

Just me who can't help thinking of Cylon Raiders when they see this dude?

http://images2.fanpop.com/images/quiz/49970_1219005019020_450_238.jpg

Commento di Sincere

i'll refer to the boss fight for a change:

today on 10N we've experienced a strange behavior of the boss, perhaps a bug: he was casting the Demolisher Cannons in every Assault Mode as well as Siege Mode, effectively making the fight as tough as it can get for our three ~535lvl healers (monk, paladin, priest). This glitch was not true for our last week's kill when we killed it on our first pull ever (Stormscale - EU).

Now, you see that Demolisher Cannons should be only present during Siege Mode (~150k to random players). Having those in phase I is a mini hardmode in itself, so I was just wondering if anyone else out there had the same experience. I can share screenshots with the boss casting both Demolisher Cannons and Mortar Cannon in phase I, as well as damage taken sources from recount during phase I and all that jazz.

We could not kill it tonight because apparently there was some login issue across many realms (I think forum threads on the topic are popping up like mushrooms as I type), which kept our DK from logging in on his main and 3 alts after a few embarrassing pulls under the Demolisher Cannon heavy fire.

I got pretty pissed so thought to share this. My ticket is still pending.

Cheerio

EDIT: Quick update is that, not surprisingly, I was advised to file this as a bug report. In any case, the boss is downable, no worries at all, it's just that there is a discrepancy between the Journal description of the fight and the actual behavior of the boss which you should take into consideration if you'r new to the Juggernaut (i.e. the Demolisher Cannons cast in Assault Mode).

Commento di MooOfNagrand

Do you know who I am?

Commento di Dariusdracos

I ran this last night, and while it was quite difficult the first time, I was quite irate when I received no loot. No bag, no gold, nothing at all.

Commento di truckherder

This an extremely Orky looking boss; needs more dakka though...

Commento di Barsky

"Metal...Gear?"

Commento di sohvan

NOO! The giant Iron Juggernaut of Death was built to help the horde, not destroy it!

Commento di hersfold

Gotta love the raid journal descriptions on this one - for Crawler Mines: "A particularly brave player may stomp on a mine 1,250,000 physical damage and the player high into the air." Apparently by "particularly brave" they mean "suicidal or bubbled up so much they float".

Commento di Iamck

I'm amazed no one's made a Starcraft siege tank joke/analogy yet.

Commento di yzq85

LFR:

Tanks, face the boss away from the raid. In terms of tank positioning, this boss is Megara 2.0. If you don't face boss away at all times, the group WILL wipe. When not on tank duty, stay at the back of the boss and jump on mines. If possible, tank boss at a location so that people can have their back to a wall or obstacle.

The rest: Stay at the back of the boss, and do your stuff. Stay out of the fires, don't kite laser into the tar, and jump on mines if you can survive the blast and the fall damage.

Commento di SampoEpicnezz

I noticed something just five minutes ago on this bossfight, I don't have time to check if anyone else wrote this unfortunately, but here it is: If you stand in the Tar Pools, when the Iron Juggernaut is in siege mode, you won't get any knockback from the Shock Pulse.
Be careful though, and don't stand in it at all times, since it does a fair amount of damage, and don't stand in it if the Laser Beam is following you.

Hope this helps!

Edit: I tried something new in Flex 2 today, and I think I might be one of the first one's in the whole WoW game to notice it. (?) What i did was, I jumped exactly when the channel of his shock pulse was done. I did this twice out of five times in the boss fight. Both times I got NO knockback, but when I didn't jump exactly at that time (e.g a tiny tiny bit before it was finished channeling), I got knockback.
This I think might be intended.
Try it!
Let me know if it works!

Commento di ssjheero

Iron Juggernaut (10-Man Normal)

Iron Juggernaut isn't a complicated fight, but it is pretty interesting for the tanks. The fight is separated into two distinct phases: Assault Mode and Siege Mode.

Assault Mode

Assault Mode is a normal tank-and-spank with no adds to deal with whatsoever. There are mortars that are thrown as well as some light AOE, dodge the mortars and beat up the boss. The tank who is not tanking the boss needs to handle three Crawler Mines. Crawler Mines have a timer and explode for roughly 300k to everyone in the raid if they aren't stomped upon, and stomping upon them (clicking on them) causes the sacrifice to take 1.2 Million Physical damage (mititaged by armor). The off-tank who handles this then should only take around 600k damage and get knocked into the air. He'll take fall damage when he lands, so if he's at low health after the explosion, heal him up in midair. If you are not stomping on mines, stay away, the explosion hurts everyone nearby as well. If the tank can only get two, that's fine, one exploding on Normal mode is survivable. (This probably isn't true on heroic.) Only attempt to stomp on a mine if you have a high amount of armor, or a mitigation cooldown to survive the 1.2 Million blast.

Immediately after the three crawler mines are done, the off-tank should taunt the Juggernaut off the main tank due to the stacking debuff, Flame Vents. The timing is really tight, so try and finish the tank swap before the Crawler Mines return so to not waste time.

Siege Mode

Siege Mode is where massive raid damage goes out. The Juggernaut bunkers down and no longer needs to be tanked, but will do constant AOE damage in Seismic Activity. He'll go through a cycle of summoning Explosive Tar (don't stand in it), a huge knockback in Shock Pulse (put your back to a wall), summoning Crawler Mines (tanks stomp on them), and firing his laser. No matter what you do, DO NOT run the laser through the tar. Position yourself so that when you are knocked back, you aren't trapped in a bunch of tar, but if you are trapped and the laser comes, your sacrifice is better than running the laser through the tar. After some time, he'll revert to Assault Mode. Before going into Assault Mode, he summons 3 more Crawler Mines. Only one tank should take care of it, because he comes back online while all three are in play.

Lather, rinse, repeat, and you're done.

Commento di Latias714

dbm: BONER DRILL - MOVE AWAY

every time.

Commento di Grapthar

Attack it's weak point for massive damage!

Commento di 1131778

Hardest boss in Gates of Retribution for sure =]

Commento di Posh

The Iron Juggernaut bores its drill arm into the ground, causing the earth to crack and shatter. This effect ripples out into many directions, inflicting 73125 to 76875 Physical damage to those caught within its effect.

What a load of bull #$%^

This spell causes spikes to chase 3 players on 10 normal, and causes 73 to 76k damage per second of you standing in it. It chases you for approximately 10 seconds, and leaving a spike damage trail. It moves quite quickly, and makes it very difficult to heal Iron Juggernaut. Especially since it seems to always target ranged, and that usually means 2 to 3 of the healers are constantly moving.

If you stand still in it, it will keep damaging you till you move, meaning it will continue to spike you till you die, even long after the other spikes have dissipated. So if you raid with one of those idiots that are always standing in fire, this is a spell that he/she will NEVER survive. Personally this spell is one of the worst parts of the fight with the Iron Juggernaut, and makes the fight my least favorite.

Commento di 1035533

I only just found out about this trick: if the mines are far enough from the boss, they don't do any damage when their timer expires.

This means that in heroic10, where the usual strat is to have the raid knocked across the room out of range of Raffica di Mortaio, you don't have to stomp the siege-phase mines.

Other things I found while looking at logs from my alt / friends run that's now working on it. (months after my main raid killed it):

There are two separate cannons that both fire Cannoni Demolitori at once, but the timing doesn't look very consistent. It only amounted to 6% of the raid's total damage taken, on a 10H attempt that had the first death before the first shock pulse, and another mid-siege, then more right after 3rd shock pulse, then wiped it out. This is compared to 2% of raid dmg taken from mortar blast (people were eventually doing pretty well avoiding it), and 5.5% from Rimbalzo. Interestingly, the demolisher cannon ability misses a LOT, about 40%. (Not full-absorb, actual miss that shows up in the combat log and WoL as a miss.)

The demo cannon damage keeps happening during siege phase, even across the room, so that's another reason not to stack up super tight, besides the tar and needing to react to laser on someone. Keeping people tight enough for a healing rain / efflorescence is tough, with holy radiance being even harder with people milling around because of tar + lasers + not clumping for demo cannons.

Also a reason not to be stacked tight in phase1, since the nearly 200k hit (10H) taking more people low puts more people in danger of getting comboed by that plus something else, since it would be more people than the healers could direct-heal back up again quickly. And could be really dangerous if RNG happened to target two players that were within range to splash to each other. They'd each get hit twice.

On the 10H attempt I'm currently looking at, we a healer death in siege phase that came right after 8 total demolisher cannon splashes at the same time (2 of them missed, and the only person that took two splashes was the warr tank, and one of them missed anyway.) That put healing behind enough that we lost the pally healer right after the shock pulse (3rd, I think) that hit one second after that round of demolisher cannons. I'd have to check other attempts to see if a pair of demo cannon shots often lines up with a shock pulse, or if that's just really really nasty RNG.

My 10H main raid always has a shaman healer, which is very strong for siege phase. Besides the extra health giving a bigger cushion, they just do a ton of healing with rain. Perhaps we don't tend to clump as much and have demo cannon splashes. IJ was the 4th heroic boss that we killed, so we didn't have a ton of gear giving us massive health pools by then, so it was rougher then than it is now.

Other stuff: Detonazione Mortaio is the assault-phase mortar blast. Detonazione Mortaio is the siege-phase mortar blasts from Raffica di Mortaio. My logs showed only a water elemental taking hits from it, since we outrange it (ranged pets can hit the boss without despawning from being out of range of the master, but not melee pets). If you stay in, red circles nearly blanket the ground! Typical 25H raids apparently chain healing CDs to keep people up through that damage, it's not really possible to avoid it except by outranging it.

Commento di culinund

Just FYI for warriors ... You can Bladestorm and Heroic Leap during Seismic Blast and not get knocked back.

Commento di melinerunen

A message to all prot warriors: you can use Charge on mines at midair! No fall damage plus almost instant positioning :)

I Ussualy use Heroic leap to the first mine, then use charge on the second and third (Double Time). At the least you can use intervine to an ally to not receive fall damage.

Commento di DanJack

Iron Juggernaut is now a legendary card in Hearthstone, in the Goblins and Gnomes expansion.

Commento di Reptilio

Here is a guide on how to obtain the Iron Juggernaut Pet in all four colors. While this particular boss can't be tamed, he is involved in the taming process to get the model pet!

Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxVHZeqCG0Y

Commento di Calucias

in patch 7.0.3 you can create the Iron Juggernaut pet, and then tame him if you know how to tame mechanical pets.

Here is a video showcasing that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvPzETotUFA

Commento di ThreePipes

These juggernaut beasties are totally awesome and well worth the effort to get them; however, it is a very sad shame that they make so much noise, which doesn't even seem to fit with the mechanics of the beast. The clicking is fine and fits very well with its behavior, but the overriding echoing background noise sounds more like the inside of a manufacturing plant. It became unbearable for me and i had to quit using them :(.

Commento di ZombieEris

110 Elly Shammy 801ilvl
10n
Took a few minutes to do, I didnt have any knock back at all. Around about 40% I did need a couple healing surges, then again at 25% but nothing to major just popped cds at pull and was gtg. Ended the fight at 75% health.

Will update with higher difficulties.

Commento di Dedmeett

Issues with mythic soloing as 855 DK- jumping on the bombs will cause him to despawn at some point in the fight, never fails. I must have had about 20 attempts before I just gave up. I wasn't having too much trouble staying alive as Blood spec until he 'rumbled the ground' phase, or whatever, kicked me back and the debuff wore off, but I just couldn't finish due to despawning. Tried nuking pure DPS but just not strong enough yet. Maybe higher ilvl can nuke or blizz with fix despawning issue.

Commento di delilama

In 7.2.0, was able to solo Mythic at 890 ilvl Fury Warrior.

Here were the fight numbers:

Overall DPS: 529k
Self healing: 6.65 Million
Time to death after fight: 10 seconds

He does a lot of damage with dots that just get bigger and bigger so it is really a dps race still.

Commento di Pinkpaw

Mythic: Vengeance DH 893. Tried to just burst down as Havoc but it was a no, he does ALOT of damage, maybe someone who has more damage can do it cus i got him to 30% before i died. Went in and tried as a tank and got him down but it was close a few times cus its pretty much damage in the fight and since you do less damage as a tank it takes longer.

Commento di Exerxes

Solo'd Mythic with 110 Orc Fury Warrior at new ilvl 171.

No real problems. I had to make use of healing throughout and then DPS rushed him at the end.

Commento di TrueIvanka

Ret paladin, 430 ilvl. Wasn't looking at the monitor and apparently killed it so fast that Tyrande didn't come. Had to wait 30 minutes for the soft reset.

Commento di Hawkyyy

Like Truelvanka said above, if you kill it too fast the fight bugs and the door to Shamans doesnt open, for this not to happen you have to wait for the Trolls to run in and die and Baine to say that "Perhaps there is hope after all"

You can nuke the boss after that and the doors will then open.

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Eroica		Mitica
Letale		Importante
Difensore		Assaltatore
Guaritore		Interrompibile
Magia		Maledizione
Veleno		Malattia
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Sommario – Il Mastodonte di Ferro raccoglie energia mentre assalta i giocatori con cannoni, laser e attacchi esplosivi. Quando raggiunge l'energia massima, il Mastodonte di Ferro entra in Modalità Assedio, affondando gli artigli nel terreno e impiegando delle nuove contromisure. Il Mastodonte di Ferro alterna queste due fasi finché non viene sconfitto.
- Assaltatori –
  Posizionarsi con attenzione per controllare la direzione verso cui si viene scagliati da [Impulso Sismico].
  Se si è bersagli di [Laser da Taglio], evitare di passare in mezzo alle pozze di [Catrame Esplosivo].
- Guaritori –
  Posizionarsi con attenzione per controllare la direzione verso cui si viene scagliati da [Impulso Sismico].
  Durante la fase in Modalità Assedio, il Mastodonte di Ferro infligge ingenti danni a tutto il gruppo d'istanza con [Attività Sismica].
- Difensori –
  Alternarsi per permettere all'effetto [Sfiato delle Fiamme] di dissolversi.
  Se non si ha la minaccia del Mastodonte di Ferro, saltare sulle Mine Striscianti per evitare che infliggano danni agli altri personaggi.
  Posizionarsi con attenzione per controllare la direzione verso cui si viene scagliati da [Impulso Sismico].

Intensificare l'attacco: Modalità Assalto

Il Mastodonte di Ferro è libero di muoversi quando si trova in Modalità Assalto.

Trivella – Il Mastodonte di Ferro affonda la sua trivella nel terreno, spaccando e frantumando la terra. L'effetto sismico si diffonde in varie direzioni, infliggendo 34 danni fisici ai personaggi nell'area d'effetto.
Bruciatura Laser – Il laser sulla coda del Mastodonte di Ferro prende di mira dei personaggi casuali.
Infligge 91 danni da fuoco e brucia le carni, infliggendo 27 danni da fuoco aggiuntivi ogni 2 s.
Cannone Mortaio – Il cannone superiore del Mastodonte di Ferro spara bombe a frammentazione ed esplosivi contro un personaggio casuale, infliggendo 91 danni da fuoco ai personaggi entro 8 m dall'esplosione.
Mine Striscianti – Il Mastodonte di Ferro rilascia diverse Mine Striscianti che si precipitano verso personaggi casuali, nascondendosi parzialmente nel terreno. Una volta interrate, ha inizio la sequenza di detonazione. Al termine della sequenza, esplodono, infliggendo 7078 danni fisici a tutti i personaggi.
Un personaggio particolarmente resistente può decidere di saltare sulla mina per farla affondare nel terreno, provocando così una piccola esplosione localizzata sotto i suoi piedi, subendo 409 danni fisici e venendo scagliato in aria.
Rimbalzo – Il Mastodonte di Ferro scaglia la lama rotante dal braccio, infliggendo 95 danni fisici ai personaggi che entrano in contatto con la lama che turbina e rimbalza tra personaggi lontani.
Sfiato delle Fiamme – Il Mastodonte di Ferro emette fiamme dal suo bocchettone anteriore, infliggendo 8257 danni da fuoco in un cono frontale e applicando l'effetto Fusione Armatura, che aumenta i danni da fuoco subiti dal bersaglio del 10% e infligge 590 danni da fuoco ogni 1 s. Si accumula.

Rompere le difese: Modalità Assedio

Il Mastodonte di Ferro si ferma in posizione, fissandosi nel terreno. Non prende più di mira bersagli singoli.

In Modalità Assedio, il Mastodonte di Ferro rilascia Mine Striscianti con frequenza crescente.

Attività Sismica – Il Mastodonte di Ferro trivella a fondo nel terreno, provocando un violento terremoto che infligge 1180 danni da natura ogni 1 s a tutti i personaggi. L'attività sismica provoca Impulsi Sismici intermittenti.
- Impulso Sismico – Gli Impulsi Sismici creano delle onde d'urto che respingono indietro di molto i personaggi.
Cannoni Demolitori – Le torrette montate sulle spalle del Mastodonte di Ferro sparano in aria contro bersagli casuali, infliggendo 55 danni da fuoco ai personaggi entro 6 m a ogni esplosione.
Laser da Taglio – Il laser sulla coda del Mastodonte di Ferro lascia una scia sul terreno mentre segue il suo bersaglio.
Il laser infligge 3539 danni da fuoco ogni 1 s ai personaggi con cui entra a contatto.
Catrame Esplosivo – Il Mastodonte di Ferro spruzza catrame in ogni direzione. Il catrame infligge 708 danni da natura ogni 1 s ai personaggi nell'area d'effetto e ne riduce la velocità di movimento del 30%.
Se una pozza di catrame entra in contatto con le fiamme del Laser da Taglio, esplode, infliggendo 91 danni da fuoco a tutti i personaggi.
Raffica di Mortaio – Il cannone superiore del Mastodonte di Ferro spara rapidamente numerose Raffiche di Mortaio verso uno dei propri fianchi, infliggendo 125 danni da fuoco ai personaggi entro 8 m dalle esplosioni.

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