“You guys can’t hold the boss? F*ck, who has the boss’s aggro? Can you get the last hit in??” After receiving the report, the guild leaders hastily asked in surprise.
Simply speaking, the monster belonged to whomever the monster had aggro on. The items dropped would be protected by the system for that player. Within 30 seconds, no one else besides that player would be able to pick up the items.
It all sounds very simple, but calculating aggro is actually quite complicated. Normally, the last hit counts for a lot. It’s worth several times a normal hit. This is easy to understand. After all, the last hit is the hit which takes away the other side’s life. The other side would obviously have enmity towards the killer.
Apart from this, the first hit is also significant. The amount of aggro for the first hit depends on the situation. There is a difference in aggro between the first hit by a player taking the initiative to attack the monster and the first hit by player counterattacking a monster’s attack.
In short, the general rules are very simple, but the details aren’t simple at all.
Especially against a boss. Bosses have names, background stories, and personalities. These types of details make how the aggro is calculated for each boss different. For example, if you take the last hit, some bosses would have five times the aggro for it, but other bosses might have ten or twenty times the aggro for it.
Some bosses have increased aggro after falling to a red blood state. Some bosses are very sensitive to the first hit…...
Thus, understanding the rules behind a boss’s aggro was very important part of stealing a boss. Usually, the last hit never disappointed, which was why all of the guild leaders asked their subordinates about it. When two teams accumulated similar amounts of aggro, the last hit would often be the deciding factor.
However, the reply made them even more flabbergasted: “No, it’s not that we can’t steal the boss.”
“Then what is it?”
“We can’t hold the boss off!”
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