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10/7/2015 4:34:56 PM
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Is it possible to do King's Fall in stages over multiple days?
I am one of those adult dad's that cannot commit 6-8 hours in one block to learn the raid mechanics. I don't want or expect to be carried and would love to be in a group of others new to the raid.
Is there a way to get to boss checkpoints, quit for the night, then come back to the raid where everyone left off without having to clear adds/trash or re-do ship jumping puzzles?
I know that in progress missions seem to bring you back to checkpoints ever after days have passed, just not sure how the raids work in this regard.
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Yea if you leave a raid, it will let you continue at the last checkpoint you completed. You lose checkpoints at weekly reset. Just use the recruit forum and note which checkpoint you are at.
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After your first couple times the raid will only take like hour and half
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1 ReplyThank you for the responses. I am on Xbox One and I have watched videos of the fights. I will probably organize a group advertising to others like me who want to stage it over a few days.
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It absolutely is
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You have all week but if your group doesn't suck it shouldn't take longer than 2 hours. It's really not a difficult raid. The hardest part for me was understanding how being torn worked on the Daughters of Oryx part. Once I realized how easy it was and how stupid I was... It was cake.
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yup, I beat it in a period of 3 days
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If you are on ps4, add me Arkdemon44 I can teach you the raid mechanics
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yup, checkpoints at every major progress. ie kill a boss or clear an obstacle. you can be sure your at a new checkpoint when the darkness zone kicks in, or when your objective changes.
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Yes. You can get check points after each obstacle/boss. This is often how I raid. Beat first few sections, next night beat a few more, next night down Oryx.
