Which is pretty much what I did rest of the team dealing with the trash in the bottom right corner, while someone ran in circles with both dragons following. While there isn't a choke point there in that fight, it is a massive arena with a big rock in the middle, so it's super easy to kite the dragons around it. Same goes for Concelhaut - you can block the adds at the door. Adra can block her own adds with her fat ass if you lure her to the nook on the left. I'd say Alpine and Llengrath because there are no cheesy choke points. Ogres fighting ogres is a no lose situation! Edited Maby Crucis Even the ones you don't charm, if they're pounding on charmed ones, they're still working for you, when you think about it. Ogres fighting Ogres mean that they're working for you. (Don't want to charm him and then void the spell in the next instant because you hit him with a stray arrow.) And don't target the charmed Ogre after he's charmed, at least until he's the only Ogre left to deal with. Remember to have your party NOT target the Ogre you're about to charm.
Anything that will get the Ogres fighting each other. I learned that the key to taking down Ogres easily was mind control/affecting spells that targeted Will, such as Confusion, Charm, or Dominate. When I first played PoE, that Ogre bounty fight and the Ogres/Ogre Druids on the 3rd level of the Endless Paths were among the toughest fights I had, UNTIL. Now, they're like two of the bounty fight at the same time.
Before, those dudes were like a slightly scaled down version of the bounty fight. The Ogre's outside the Ogre bounty cave are the biggest example. But it's definitely more mobs in 3 of the pulls there in 3.0 with scaling than there was in 2.0 without it. I haven't played through Elmshore without the level sync, so I don't know if it's the same number of mobs as it is with scaling on.
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