World First

Tomb of Sargeras has been doing well so far.

It's all over but the screaming: after getting the world first Mythic Fallen Avatar of Sargeras kill back on July 4th, Method has now completed their conquest of Tomb of Sargeras with the world's first kill of Mythic Kil'jaeden, bringing an end to the longest progression race World of Warcraft has seen since Al'Akir back in Cataclysm.

Last week, Method downed the Fallen Avatar in Mythic Tomb of Sargeras (warning, NSFW language in this kill video) to claim a World First kill, and now all eyes turn to Kil'jaeden, who has officially stayed up the longest of any Mythic end-boss since Al'Akir back in Cataclysm.

Paragon has reached the end of its long journey and today announced an exit from the world first stage that they've been competing in for many expansions.

Method has just published their official video of their world-first kill of Mythic Archimonde, the final and most difficult encounter in Warlords of Draenor (having taken Method a record 472 pulls to finally beat).

After a few harrowing weeks and raid resets, Method has come through with the world first Mythic kill of Archimonde, the final boss in Hellfire Citadel.

Method's world first kill of mythic Blackhand yesterday has us thinking about the constant race in games to be "first" — and whether it still matters to the average player.

Mythic difficulty for Blackrock Foundry has only been open for a little over a week, but European guild Method successfully defeated Blackhand, the final boss, and claimed the world first Mythic Blackhand kill earlier today.