As I've mentioned around, I've been playing these days with my brother and while hunting bandits or getting attacked by cougars or other animals... we were never sure how aggro works here. Honestly, at this point it seems like they always ignore the first player they spot. My brother usually goes first because he runs faster, they spot him, run up to him, maybe throw an attack and then immediately turn and run towards me and face me until they die (or get scared), no matter how much damage my brother deals to them while I never counter, just blocking.
At first we thought maybe enemies try to pick on the weaker player since he's going for full big human warrior while I'm leaning more towards crafting hence more INT than the other attributes and older, smaller huergar. But then noticed that the few times I was spotted first, they would do the same... run towards me, maybe throw an attack then turn and run towards my brother until they die or get scared.
So... is that actually it? If not, how actually works?
EDIT: Yeah, answered myself already in a recent post in feedback/suggestions, should have searched first
But yeah, for those looking for the same info here in Player Guides: yes, enemies target the last player they see and apparently there is no way to take the aggro from them (currently)
At first we thought maybe enemies try to pick on the weaker player since he's going for full big human warrior while I'm leaning more towards crafting hence more INT than the other attributes and older, smaller huergar. But then noticed that the few times I was spotted first, they would do the same... run towards me, maybe throw an attack then turn and run towards my brother until they die or get scared.
So... is that actually it? If not, how actually works?
EDIT: Yeah, answered myself already in a recent post in feedback/suggestions, should have searched first
But yeah, for those looking for the same info here in Player Guides: yes, enemies target the last player they see and apparently there is no way to take the aggro from them (currently)
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