Sunwell raid temporarily disabled

by Eliah Hecht Feb 21st 2008 at 6:00PM

For those of you who have hitting the PTR to attempt WoW's hardest raid yet, the Sunwell Plateau, it's going to be turned off for a little while, until the next PTR patch, which "will be very soon." Updates on the various bosses:

Kalecgos is close enough, will be finished internally and therefore presumably disabled on the PTR when the Sunwell comes back
Brutallus's stomp will remove burn when he comes back, only for him to be tested briefly and then disabled.
Felmys and the Eredar Twins will get "major changes"
Trash (or, in Blizzard's euphemism, "the oh-so-compelling, non-boss mobs") gets "a good deal of tuning" as well

What have your impressions of the Sunwell been so far?

Tags: 25-man, maintenance, patch-2.4, patches, ptr, sunwell, sunwell-plateau, swp

Filed under: Patches, Raiding

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Silverfire Feb 21st 2008 6:16PM

They've also enabled the Midsummer Fire Festival for testing, as it seems to have a lot of new content.

Killer Feb 22nd 2008 1:39AM

Magister's Terrace is too easy.

Kadathwack Feb 22nd 2008 11:01AM

I'm hoping they'll turn it back on soon. I really want to figure out what the whole deal with Mu'ru is, and I imagine a lot of things will be revealed after you beat him.

crushingbelial Feb 22nd 2008 2:53PM

The Sunwell Plateau raid has been very challenging. Frustrating yet refreshing. It's how it should be in my opinion.

The bosses need definite tuning and I am glad that Blizzard is actually doing so.

I like it!

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