Rifleman Archive
Thread: single aggro?
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Vector090
Wed May 04, 2005 5:45 am
#1
is there a way to reliably pull a mob from the midst of a crowd post CU? i used to be rifles way backwhen the thing to do was to slap'em with a bleed then pull back and wait for it to tick so they'd come for you. how do we pull single mobs now?
Message Edited by Vector090 on 05-04-2005 02:46 PM
Veustuh
Wed May 04, 2005 6:14 am
#2
Attack them from 50m away and pray that they're not social.
Actually it seems to vary as there are times I can single pull agros and other times it seems to pull the whole group regardless what I do. In my experience post CU I've noticed that stuff which is many times lower than my level tend to mob attack where agros that are near or at the same level as me will usually attack me one on one. I've also noticed on ocassions that conceal shot when it breaks will pull the agro and its friends.
Actually it seems to vary as there are times I can single pull agros and other times it seems to pull the whole group regardless what I do. In my experience post CU I've noticed that stuff which is many times lower than my level tend to mob attack where agros that are near or at the same level as me will usually attack me one on one. I've also noticed on ocassions that conceal shot when it breaks will pull the agro and its friends.
DomMantell
Wed May 04, 2005 6:32 am
#3
The method I've used works about 60% of the time for me.
From what I've tried so far it appears that the absolute agro range for any mob is 65m. If you are 66m away from a mob attacking a member of its social group that's 64m from you, the mob that's 66m away will not agro.
Seems to work for me pulling canyons away from juvi krayts instead of agro'ing both.
From what I've tried so far it appears that the absolute agro range for any mob is 65m. If you are 66m away from a mob attacking a member of its social group that's 64m from you, the mob that's 66m away will not agro.
Seems to work for me pulling canyons away from juvi krayts instead of agro'ing both.
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