Yeti King Boss Hunt too hard?
This Boss Hunt combines several previous challenges from previous Boss Hunts.
First, after the Yeti takes a bit of damage, he starts dancing. While he is dancing, you must destroy several... Popsi...
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@NeoHurricane wrote:Not that hard, it is very discouraging to play the event due to its difficulty. I agree that these events need to be difficult, but not impossible. I have never actually completed this event and have played it many times. At one point it came around again and I didn't even attempt to try to play it. It came around again and so I tried it again, stopped playing it after 13 attempts.
A large part of the difficulty is finding a team to work with. If you can get a team who understands the basics of the event it isn't that hard. In my experience the Yeti itself doesn't increase health on harder difficulties only the damage it deals. I point this out because if you can keep control over the amount of damage you take all three difficulties are more or less the same. Most groups I encounter have problems because they get comfortable taking risks in normal mode and end up paying for it in hard or craaazy.
Also, as a side note, it is often best to stick with the same group assuming they understand the basics. (If they fail the snow cone phase or damage phase it is best to leave.) But, if they get it and are just struggling with working together it is usually worth the time investment to get the team working together. (I have gone from losing normal to finishing craaazy with the same team.) Another problem with completing boss hunts is learning teamwork with random people, so changing every match that fails just restarts the process.
Anything else I could say would just be repeating guides on the hunt. (Which you can find here.)
I agree with Zidane assessment. Boss hunt test players 3 cores: skill, strategy and teamwork. I played one time and all of them has a microphone but they're low rank (<100) and kids. In the beginning, the kids said "Hey looks, he has a cool hat (my corn scrumptious hat after beat crazy cool yeti)", but they didn't know that. They thought I got from sticker packs and they don't have any idea how the boss hunt works (based on their conversation).
Well, I decided to help them out at least to understand the basic so I tried my best to explain the strategy and what to do in each state. Surprisingly those kids able to follow the instruction and we were able to pass ice cycle parts (I did many of them but they tried their best and I let them knock few of them) and we go to imp part and attack the yeti and I tell them to repeat the cycle by themselves on the next round.
My conclusion :
1. Skill : the low level rank might be ok for normal as long they choose a suitable character.
2. Strategy: As long you have a microphone, guide them "politely" and clearly, you can guide the team in real time.
3. Team work: If you see they listen and try their best to follow, the team is getting better each round and eventually will nail it.
So somebody must have a microphone, lead the rookies and willing to grow the team. If the team success, you will have a different kind of satisfaction.
Since I have all the hats, I will try this leadership role on the next Yeti King.
