Sense of placing harder mobs before easier ones in VP?

[ZerkerDwarf]

What is the reason or the sense of placing harder mobs before easier ones in Veeshan's Peak?

[craghack]

<cite>ZerkerDwarf wrote:</cite><blockquote>What is the reason or the sense of placing harder mobs before easier ones in Veeshan's Peak?</blockquote>Well, Sometimes the King/Queen put their best soldiers in front of them for protection.

[Khurghan]

Nexona and Druusk are intended as the "gate-keepers" to the mobs that update the majority of people's epics, if you can't kill these then you can't get your epics.

[Pelda]

Having cleared VP for the first time this weekend I now have a different perspective on having the difficult mobs up front.  I couldn't imagine spending a couple of weeks wiping to Nexona like we did to learn her if that was the difficulty of mobs towards the end.  You would have to clear almost the entire zone again the next lockout reset wasting a couple of days of your lockout.  Having them up front allows you to work on them more than what you would normally have.  Silverwing and Phara Dar aren't hard but hard enough after working through the first wing with Druushk and Nexona. 

[-Arctura-]

(( I wonder this same question about Sebilis and CoA... even the con levels of the mobs outside CoA is much higher than the ones inside...

[Noaani]

<cite>-Arctura- wrote:</cite><blockquote>(( I wonder this same question about Sebilis and CoA... even the con levels of the mobs outside CoA is much higher than the ones inside... </blockquote><p>Yeah, but the mobs in Seb, especually outside CoA, have no script worth thinking about.</p><p>Scripts are what make a mob easy or hard, not its level.</p>

[firza]

<cite>Noaani wrote:</cite><blockquote><cite>-Arctura- wrote:</cite><blockquote>(( I wonder this same question about Sebilis and CoA... even the con levels of the mobs outside CoA is much higher than the ones inside... </blockquote><p>Yeah, but the mobs in Seb, especually outside CoA, have no script worth thinking about.</p><p>Scripts are what make a mob easy or hard, not its level.</p></blockquote><p>its true, the names inside CoA have amazing scripts that keep me awake, trying to beat them till waaaay past midnight.</p><p>Actually, come to think of it...the most dangerous thing that can happen is just before Seb, if the Guardians get lucky they can KB me into the water while I run past them to zone in.</p><p>(and to the OP: unfortunatly the Dev's did not have enough Beta time to change all the feedback about VP. So just before epics where anounced they where forced to make it harder to get your mythical version. This resulted in 2 scripts been made to work, and a big finger to the rest of VP.)</p>

[Dalema]

<cite>firza wrote:</cite><blockquote><cite>Noaani wrote:</cite><blockquote><cite>-Arctura- wrote:</cite><blockquote>(( I wonder this same question about Sebilis and CoA... even the con levels of the mobs outside CoA is much higher than the ones inside... </blockquote><p>Yeah, but the mobs in Seb, especually outside CoA, have no script worth thinking about.</p><p>Scripts are what make a mob easy or hard, not its level.</p></blockquote><p>its true, the names inside CoA have amazing scripts that keep me awake, trying to beat them till waaaay past midnight.</p></blockquote>lol