Ensidia

But if Ensidia did 10 man Lich king first then they knew the basic idea of the fight which means that during 25 man if they saw the ice rebuilding itself, would that not mean something was up. Which at that point they should have stopped and reported it. I was wondering why they continued the fight even though this was happening?

I'm not saying they exploited it on purpose but why would you continue to do a bugged encounter when it was actually making it easier? That just set them up to be banned.

Also if they were banned on a decent reason..because lets not lie...it was a exploit of the fight whether they knew what was causing it or not....anyways they were banned on a decent reason....

So my question really just comes down to...why did you continue to pull a bugged encounter?

Lalso I know this is either going to get locked, get me banned from the site, or people are just going to in general bitch at me. But I really just want to know

Well, they were pushing for World First, did they not?

Every other top guild in the world was likely using the same tactic until they found out Ensida was banned, and after that they stoped using saronite bombs. You can't just stop progressing because something looks wierd on a boss that you have never done before (just in 10 man, but things can change).

Read Ekye's blog, he explains it nicely. They did not believe that it was anything they did, more like the encounter was bugged in itself. Then, it would have been a legit kill since it would have happened to everyone, no matter if they used saronite bombs or not. There have been countless kills of bugged encounters before, encounters that is much harder/easier then intended, but they all count as a worldfirst anyway. That was likely the reason they countinued to push.

Damnit, every end boss have experianced some bugs... Think of it for some times, The Lich King, it took 5 years to get to him, make him killable and within the lore sort of speak. And Blizzard makes him so bugy that the guild who kills him first gets banned only because they TRY to get worldfirst on this very important bugy fight. That say more about Blizz than Ensidia :)

Do people stop trying if bug makes encounter harder? If so would they be banned killing bugged encounter? I very much doubt that :)