Thanks very good to know so only losing gets rid of the fight then if that is working correctly.
I should have tested that while I was at it ![]()
Will take awhile to throw the fight but it would be good to know if that mechanic is working as they described.
sounds like a job for Firebomb ![]()
This is quite interesting thanks for sharing. I wonder if this is by design though.
@Kafka @OminousGMan and @Jeto can you confirm or at least ask developers? I am asking about this since everywhere else retreat is treated as “losing”, however with mimic and hoard mimic it looks like it has changed. If you retreat a mythic boss fight, you lose your myth stones and you don’t get a retry. If you retreat pvp, that battle is lost. Same in GW. if you retreat a delve room, the delve ends as if you have been defeated. Why us retreating mimic or hoard mimic fight is treated differently?
Hey!
I have brought this to the attention of the Dev Team and retreating from a Mimic and Hoard Mimic battle should count as a loss to match how retreating functions in all the other game modes
Thank you for letting us know, I’ve logged this bug so the Dev Team can start working on a fix.
OminousGMan - Support Human ![]()
Thanks for super-fast acknowledgement. Is there a place where we can follow-up the state? I want to say that this is a server-side bug (that it is not sending the right signal for retreat), but I am not techy enough to tell for sure. If this is a client-side bug, I guess it will take much longer to resolve.
I would still very much prefer to see the battle scaled, but this is a step in the right direction. Thanks for your quick action.
Update, a retreat did revert to the normal chest rewards, so, that is a change already.
I would still like to see a different solution here, and I think that solution is not ridiculous, but nice to see something happen.
Mimics are LVL150 at LVL01 explore boss chest
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That is what the patch notes say whatever the highest lvl explore you have completed is what level they will be based on I assume to prevent low level mimic grinding but it for sure was intentional.
if it is intentional then i can only assume it’s to somehow reduce gnome farming on explore 1