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Mais que sont les Batchs: Un fichier batch est, sous le système d'exploitation Windows, un fichier (ou script) contenant une série d'instructions MS-DOS. Ces fichiers, lorsqu'ils sont lancés, exécutent les commandes contenues dans le fichier. Ces commandes sont alors interprétées par les exécutables cmd.exe et command.com. Les scripts ainsi créer pourront s'exécuter sur les tous les environnements Windows.
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En direct du forum, aider TurboArrow le 26/11/25: A First Look at the 10-Player Raid in Where Winds Meet
The early days of Where Winds Meet have been surprisingly exciting. Even as someone who has spent a lot of time digging into new action RPGs, I didn’t expect the game to ship with such a huge list of features right at launch. Beyond the open-world exploration and single-player storytelling, there are guilds, PvP, and now a full 10-player raid system. It is rare for a title that markets itself mainly as an action RPG to introduce MMO-style raid mechanics this early, and that alone makes the first raid worth talking about.
The video showcased the introductory raid, a relatively light encounter compared to what awaits players later on. Still, even this early boss run has enough mechanics to keep the entire group moving. And if you’ve been leveling solo or playing at your own pace, jumping into this raid feels like stepping into a different layer of the game. For players trying to catch up with friends, some turn to [url=https://www.u4gm.com/where-winds-meet-boosting][color=#000000]Where Winds Meet boosting[/color][/url] for convenience, though the raid itself remains completely playable with a well-organized team.
The Sleeping Daoist: A Mechanics-Heavy First Encounter
The first boss, known as the Sleeping Daoist, is a great example of how the game blends humor with challenge. You’re dodging vines, controlling where the boss moves, dealing with players being thrown into the air, and avoiding the infamous mule attacks that can send the entire group scattering. Even in the video, where everyone already knew the timing and had high gear scores, you can see how fast things can collapse if the group stops paying attention.
The key to this fight is movement. During the portal phase, the whole party has to walk in line with the summoned donkeys and follow them through invisible pathways. If even one person stops, the chain breaks and people start taking avoidable damage. It is simple in theory, but in an actual first-run group, it can turn chaotic very quickly. If you’re bringing newer players, expect at least a few wipes before everyone gets used to the rhythm.
One thing that the video made clear is that communication helps a lot, even though the early raids can technically be done without voice chat. The boss frequently binds players in vines, tosses others into the air, or throws out unexpected AoE zones. As long as your team adapts quickly and keeps an eye on each other’s status effects, the Sleeping Daoist goes down smoothly.
Murong Yuan: Barrel Management Makes or Breaks the Fight
While the first encounter is all about positioning, the second boss, Murong Yuan, shifts the focus to environmental control. Barrels placed around the arena need to be spaced out or carried away to prevent chain explosions. Tanks are warned not to pick them up because a single targeted attack can set everything off. The video shows how easily the arena can fill with a dangerous number of barrels if players get careless.
Your healers have a busy job here. Between bubble mechanics, golden zones you need to avoid, and bursts of unavoidable damage, the support roles become incredibly important. Even with experienced players, the group still had to pause to reposition barrels multiple times.
If you’ve ever run messy raids in other MMOs, you might feel right at home. It is a fun fight once everyone understands the basics, but the learning curve is real. For some groups, especially newer ones, this is the point where they ask around for help or look into Where Winds Meet Carry Services for guidance through mechanics-heavy content.
Combat Flow and Group Tips for New Raiders
After watching the full run, a few general tips stand out that can make your own first raid much smoother:
Keep the arena clean. Neglected barrels or adds will snowball into more trouble later.
Save players caught in crowd-control quickly. Many mechanics punish slow reactions heavily.
Stick with the group during portal or movement phases. Splitting up is one of the fastest ways to wipe.
Avoid standing behind enemies like the mules unless you enjoy getting launched across the arena.
Don’t ignore gear, but don’t overthink it either. The introductory raid is less about raw stats and more about teamwork and awareness.
If you want to push further into the game’s endgame later, you will eventually look into optimizing loadouts and preparing more seriously. Some players even mention using services like U4GM to keep up with higher-level content. But for this early raid, learning the mechanics matters far more than min-maxing.
The first raid in Where Winds Meet is surprisingly polished for an early addition to a new action RPG. It mixes accessible mechanics with a pace that keeps you on your toes, while also giving players a taste of the large-scale encounters waiting in future updates. Whether you’re running with friends, guildmates, or a pickup group, the raid delivers a solid introduction to the multiplayer side of the game. If this is only the beginning, the future raid content is going to be exciting to watch....
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