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Kommentar von xLunacyx

The difference between a regular shade and a death mask shade is the masked shade is slightly darker and has glowing red eyes, very difficult to spot from a distance.

Kommentar von exhale

She randomly appeared in a delve while I was fighting a mob. A blue portal appeared out of nowhere and she came through. She had 105-ish M HP, tried to fight her, but she quickly finished me off. It wasn't a bountiful delve, it was a tier 7 Underkeep.

Kommentar von Wowlenious

I'm still not 100% sure but I've died to it enough times

When she spawns as "nemesis" one of her shadow daggers is always invisible and I think it's always the 2nd one. I have no idea if any of this is intended or I'm writing a fan fiction but I've died to an invisible dagger like 10 delves in a row now...

Kommentar von selkiesidhe

Dunkles Massaker

Whats killing you, you ask? Here you are!

Dark Massacre - Ky’veza will summon a clone a small distance from the player, this clone will charge and deal massive damage unless you are looking at it. This happens three times in a row. This can be very difficult to begin with as you only get a few seconds in between each charge, practice will make perfect.

Kommentar von sopor30

IL 686 Retadin.
After maybe 6 or 7 times of getting used to and being obliterated by the mechanics, I was able to get Ky'veza down to 5% health. However, I messed up on the third phantom and couldn't locate where it was for some reason.

The fight is still not as hard as the old mage tower fights from cataclysm. Not even close. Yes, you do need some-what quick reflexes, and you have to stay mentally focused for the course of a few minutes as you wheedle away at her health pool, but it's not an impossible fight.

In my opinion the Dark Massacre is the hardest mechanic, and then the Nexus Daggers. The Nether Rift and Invoke the Shadows are mostly trivial, so long as you're paying attention.

Also, I kept Bran as a healer, as 1) I needed him as a healer to keep me alive and 2) it didn't really seem to make any difference for me regarding the mechanics, contrary to what others have said in comments.

Edit:
Took maybe two hours of total time to finally down her on the ? difficulty.
Things I learned along the way:

Hug the middle of the room as much as possible for every mechanic.
During Nether Rift, wait for Bran to move to drop his rift before you move to drop your rift. The reason for this is because if you both move in the same direction then you're going to have to stop and adjust your path, which results in a critical second of time being wasted as you're trying to get the best placement possible for the rifts.
During Nether Rift, I observed a bug two times in a row where Bran would move to drop his rift, but it would never show up on the ground. However, even though it wasn't visible, I'm fairly certain that his portal was still part of the mechanic.
Dark Massacre is easier if you watch for when the phantoms first phase in, because for a brief second there is a bright blue flash to indicate where they are. All three of the phantoms will do this when they phase in, one after the other.
During Dark Massacre, make sure that your camera is zoomed out enough that you can observe any phantoms that phase in behind you. If you're like me, then in the heat of battle it's really easy to accidentally roll that mouse wheel just a tidge or two, and before you know it you're zoomed in a little and not seeing as much behind you.
During Dark Massacre, it is possible for the phantoms to phase in nearly on top of each other, which really throws you off when you're trying find where they're all at. This one got me a few times, but what seemed to help the most was just getting used to watching for the blue flashes of where they're phasing in at.
Nexus Daggers ended up getting me just about as many times as Dark Massacre before I finally figured out that the least path of resistance is the best with regards to where you move. What do I mean by that? Move quickly to where there is the most open area between daggers. If you restrict yourself to too small of an area between the daggers then you're going to end up with no room to maneuver as the next waves of daggers come.
During Invoke the Shadows, position yourself in the middle of the circle right at the very start of it, and then wait until the real Ky'veza talks to show where she is. Before the shadows start swapping places, immediately position the real Ky'veza so that she is directly in front of your character. I never found this mechanic hard, but doing this every time seemed to make it simple to follow where she goes.
The mechanics are guaranteed to occur in the same order every single time, so memorize the order and you'll never be surprised by what is coming next.
It might just be my imagination, but there seems to be just a bit more time after Invoke the Shadows before the rotation starts again with Nexus Daggers. I got used to taking advantage of what felt like a couple of extra seconds during this time to DPS as hard as I could before the daggers started again.

Kommentar von Silvansaria

BM Hunter
701 iLvL

So this fight - is like 99% Mechanics (which I suck at).

I can go in there - and basically do the first and send parts while watching TV (the lines and 3 circles). Physically - she does almost no damage to me even on ? Difficulty.
But it's the *3rd part - that absolutely destroys me with little to no effort on their part. I die in seconds.

I have the Anti-Aliasing OFF.
I have the OUTLINE effect on HIGH.
I even have the green pointer from Weak Auras enabled for the encounter.
So the RED pops - but doesn't matter. I seem to immediately or near immediately miss them no matter what...

I haven't even got to the shifting donkey game yet which I'm assuming will be pretty easy if you just pay attention and stay focused on her initial location (she'll always go to the empty circle and you just follow her from there).
I might try this on ? first just to see - but I figured I might as well try the double donkey first and just get gud at that but............... Maybe not :(

People are really good at mechanics probably won't have much of a problem with this.

Kommentar von JimiDragon

I wish I was not too stupid to fight anything. I never know what to expect, and I die on every encounter and every delve, even at iLevel 670.

Does anyone want to purchase my account? I have no future, so I should just give up on WoW and everything else except work.

Nexusprinzessin Ky'veza

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