Originally Posted by Burnserker
I agree, with some of the old encounters, you could kill a boss, and be over joyed, and then come back next week and not be able to kill that same boss again, because it is still very hard. With almost all TBC raid encounters, or at least the ones I have seen, once you kill a boss once, you pretty much have it on farm status.
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It's odd, for us it's the other way around. We almost always put everything in Vanilla on farm straight away. Only select bosses needed what we called stabilizing (Vael if we had new tanks in raid, Twins if we had a new MT, 3 bugs if we had a new interrupter group, Razuvius if we had a new MC priest). In all cases it was because new key role players needed to relearn the fine print of the encounter.
In Karazhan we had to cancel raids at Moroes and Curator (both "farm") because of raid composition and certainly had extensive re-wipes at Aran. Both Maulgar and I hear Gruul needed extensive "stabilizing", meaning lots of rewipes before a second kill gets registered.
But I guess this is how experience can vary.