It is a hard fight, I agree, but the AI for the Eye of Qodron is frustratingly the same AI as all other Goblins, which means that sometimes it will just stay behind cover where you can't see (or shoot) it, and sometimes it will stay inside the spawn area where it literally cannot be harmed. Things like this about Destiny just mystify me. Bungie has scripted scores of epic encounters and they're no strangers to giving special units scripted behavior to make the fight flow in a desired way. I can't believe that "sometimes the players will be totally unable to do anything about the the Eye and they'll wipe" was a game design goal of this fight, and yet it seems like exactly the situation that unit scripting exists for. Of the 20 or so attempts it took my team to beat Qodron this week, at least half of those attempts were aborted because the eye couldn't be found or refused to leave his spawn. Three of those A-Eye fails were when Qodron had less than 10% health remaining. Almost as frustrating as dying to lag during Crucible matches.

Thanks to Blackstar and Warbow, I managed to make it through level 32 PoE tonight. I've gotta say, woooow is Qodron hard but oh boooy was it so much fun! The amount of teamwork that required was jut excellent. It felt like a real accomplishment finally getting him down after about an hour of trying.

Sweet deal! Now on to level 34 PoE!

He is depressingly easier than he was last time, as a 34 AND before Bungie added all of those nerfs/training wheels. Can you imagine?

I had a blast. It took us a while to get our rhythm, but we got it. The adds were relentless. Between them and the containment fields I barely had any time to shoot at Qodron. I can't imagine this on 34 before the de-buffs.

I also had a great time with Blackstar and Narcogen after. Just running around doing bounties and I think there was a Weekly Heroic in there somewhere.

Thanks for playing! It was fun. Glad I could help. Sorry it took so long. :P