Who failed Raging Crosswinds?
Raging Crosswinds is failed by splashing: each marked player is meant to take their own knock, and a knock that also lands on a neighbour, or on an unmarked player, is the mistake. LogSnitch measures the knock as the mark ends, not the pulses before it.
What is Raging Crosswinds?
On Sszorak, players are marked in opposite pairs, and as each mark ends a knock goes off on its carrier.
Carriers must stand apart so their knocks reach nobody else. Afterwards the marked players carry Turbulent Gusts and must pair up, which LogSnitch checks on its own card.
| Boss | Sszorak |
| Phase | Phase 1 |
| Difficulty | Normal, Heroic and Mythic |
| Judged as | Spread |
| Severity | Medium |
| Spell | 1285419 on Wowhead |
What counts as failing Raging Crosswinds?
- A second knock on a player in the same instant, or a knock on a player who was not marked: a neighbour's splash.
What is not counted?
- Each carrier's own knock.
- The pulses the mark deals its own carrier before it ends.
What does it look like on real pulls?
On one Heroic kill: 2 splashes.
Which log events show it?
| Data | Events | Why |
|---|---|---|
| DamageTaken | damage | Who the ability hit, when, for how much; a tick flag tells periodic damage from a hit, and misses and immunities are left out. |
| Debuffs | applydebuff, removedebuff | Who carried the mark, and when. |
How do I check it on Warcraft Logs?
Check it on Warcraft Logs
- Open the report on warcraftlogs.com and pick the pull.
- Debuffs → Raging Crosswinds: who was marked, and when each mark ended.
- Damage Taken → the knock: a player hit twice in one instant, or hit without a mark, took a neighbour's.
How does LogSnitch show it?
- Each splash, player by player and pull by pull.