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Suppose a mob is attacking wow power leveling player 1.

In order for the mob to switch to player 2, he must do more
han just wow power leveling exceed the

threat of player 1. If he is in melee range of the mob, he will draw aggro when he exceeds 110%

of player 1's threat. If he is outside melee range of the mob, he will draw aggro when he exceeds

world of warcraft gold 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. ÖØÇì¶þÊÖ½»Ò× The mob will start attacking y when y does

over 110 damage.
Proof: this is easy to demonstrate. Get two players both doing autoattack on a mob (not warriors

of rogues; we'll see later gold in wow they

complicate things). Have player 1 do a certain amount of damage, then stop. Have player 2 keep

attacking till he gets aggro. You have an upper and lower bound on the threat

wow gold eu required to get aggro - 1 attack

before he got aggro was not enough, but the attack that he got aggro was at

wow gold cheap least enough. With low damage

attacks (i.e. fists only), you will get a very wow

cheap gold good value of 10%. Testing for the non-melee range value is the same. Just

replace it with a low damage ability such as a low level wand.