It's often said that we will never be able to work out the way threat and hate lists and mobs' AI works, because it's too
wow power leveling complicated and unknowable, that we'll only ever have crude approximations and guesses. I've conducted some decent, rigorous tests, and i have what i believe is a good list of hate
wow power leveling values and explanations of gaining and losing aggro and the behaviour of taunt. I am also able to debunk a
world of warcraft gold few myths about how threat works.
1) Definitions
We define "aggro" to be who the mob is attacking. We define "threat" to be a numeric value that each mob has towards each player on it's hate list. Note, as we shall soon see, even for a normal mob, the target who has aggro is
重庆二手交易 not necessarily the player on it's threat list with the most threat.
We define arbitratily that 1 point of unmodified damage gives 1 point of threat.
2) Gaining aggro
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Suppose a mob is attacking player 1. In order for the mob to switch to player 2, he must do more than just exceed the threat of
wow gold eu player 1. If he is in melee range of the mob, he will draw aggro when
wow gold cheap he exceeds 110% of player 1's threat. If he is outside melee range of the mob, he will draw aggro when he exceeds 130% of player 1's threat.
E.g. mob is attacking player x. x does 100 damage to mob, then stops. Player y starts hitting the mob. The mob will start
wow cheap gold attacking y when y does over 110 damage.