AAT Transitioning to HAAT

Pappywafflez

What are some things that a guild transitioning to HAAT should consider?

We have been doing Heroic pit for about 2 months with success but it takes us some time to get through normal tank raid.

We have a lot of phase 2 & 4 squads but are short on teams for 1 & 3.

All general strategy ideas are appreciated we just want to be able to make it through with minimal error.

GhostTruckin

You might be close when you can go thru Naat without a refresh, it really depends on squads and mods and gear level across your crew. It's not easy to make the jump, and it's hard to suggest what best to do.

If you struggle in p1 and p3, you will perish in Haat p1 and likely not make it to p2/3. It also is not a bad idea to run a Haat once a month, it gets you a feel for what your up against, as well as allows you to see progress as your crew builds

Lekrom1982

jump from AAT to HAAT is huge, much bigger than from T6 pit to Hpit

we have now done our 2nd HAAT attempt. First one we only made it to 50% of P2. Second one we nearly cleared it, 20% left and only ran out of time due to time zone issues (big hitters were asleep by then). We will clear it next week. But to give you context: we clear NAAT very easily, P3 lasts an hour and P2/4 over in 15min...and we had to coordinate carefully with our big hitters to nearly get through the HAAT.

Gear up your specific teams to min g9, pref g10, recommended g11...and make sure each guild member focuses on a team that can contribute to P3 plus one other phase.

Weaselcult

I'd say work on primarily part 3 teams and let p1 be soloed without losses by a select few (anyone with cls zylo or zavage) on airplane so they can pull out. This means as a guild ypur attempt effectively starts on p2