This tier was my first time raiding and I would definitely agree that M1S felt like a good introduction to it. For me, playing around markers for things like clockspots, light-party/pair stacks, and for visualizing things like the clone movement was what took the most getting used to. Since in normal content you can basically just stand anywhere you like and hope for the best. I think this fight did a good job getting me used to that sort of more strict positioning while still allowing enough wiggle room. If anything I was almost expecting more complexity in certain mechanics compared to normal mode. Like the platforms gradually getting shattered during Mouser was surprisingly simple to avoid with only two patterns to observe. As well as Pounce definitely feeling kind of tacked on at the end.
This tier was my first time raiding and I would definitely agree that M1S felt like a good introduction to it. For me, playing around markers for things like clockspots, light-party/pair stacks, and for visualizing things like the clone movement was what took the most getting used to. Since in normal content you can basically just stand anywhere you like and hope for the best. I think this fight did a good job getting me used to that sort of more strict positioning while still allowing enough wiggle room.
If anything I was almost expecting more complexity in certain mechanics compared to normal mode. Like the platforms gradually getting shattered during Mouser was surprisingly simple to avoid with only two patterns to observe. As well as Pounce definitely feeling kind of tacked on at the end.
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