From sentient elevators to overly dramatic gnomes, World of Warcraft has no shortage of unforgettable… and downright absurd boss encounters. In this video, we dive into the weird, wacky, and wonderfully ridiculous bosses that have left players laughing, frustrated, and sometimes scratching their heads.
🎥 What to Expect:
Epic moments of boss design madness!
A tribute to legends like Hogger, the “raid boss” of Elwynn Forest.
A closer look at the unhinged antics of Millhouse Manastorm, the sassiest gnome in Azeroth.
Encounters that made us wonder: What were the developers thinking?
And yes… the Elevator Boss made the cut. 😅
Whether you’re a WoW veteran reminiscing about wipes and laughs, or a curious gamer wanting to know what makes WoW so iconic, this video is packed with entertainment and nostalgia for everyone.
Which boss made YOU laugh the hardest or rage the most? Let us know in the comments! And don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more epic WoW content.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:41 Gahz’Rilla
01:16 Patchwerk
02:16 Heigan the Unclean
03:04 Elevator Boss
04:03 Millhouse Manastorm
04:53 Hogger
05:36 Outro
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I mean, Patchwerk had mechanics. The hateful strikes were a very basic mechanic to deal with. But they were there.
For any who don't know, the mechanic is 2nd through 4th in threat are eligible for him to hit with a hateful strike. He will always hit the player within these 3 spots with the most health. Hateful strike did around 22k damage before mitigation, at a time when tanks had around 10k hp. His hateful strikes would hit most tanks for around 80-95% of their health. He uses hateful strike every 1.5 seconds or so.
What this meant was healers had to have the 3 off tanks topped up at all times. If he ever did a hateful strike on a tank, and all three off tanks were below say 90% health, it would kill the tank. If one of these tanks die, it is almost guaranteed he will start hateful striking the melee dps. Because it is difficult to make sure the 2 other tanks are fully topped off before the next hateful. If that happens, he kills melee dps once every 1.5seconds or so. Once he's worked through all the melee dps and it's only the tank and offtanks left, the healers will likely not be able to top off the offtanks in time, leading to them being killed. Once none are left, the main tank gets killed.
It was a healer fight/dps check. And the dps check was not to be stupid and pass your tanks in threat. Healers had to heal a massive amount of damage in quick order to ensure tanks were not popped off.
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