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BioticPulse

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 Just curious to know If some of U know how the enemy bosses in me3 mp Pick Their prey?  

My question comes up after a Linda weird experience 2day while playin. I was pug'in silver doing challenges (yeah yeah, silver, I know - lol). Anyway It was against reapers. In wave 9 i get to close to a banshee. I try to run away but in the proces get my ass sucked into a corner and I just Can't get away from this fr....'n corner. I though "Well now it's Kissing time" but instead of grapping me, this banshee teleports herself away from me and decides to instagrap my teammate trying to pull out a rocket to save me. We laughs alot of it but it made me wonder what trigger the bosses to go after your specific character?

is it the person being the closest or is it the person doing the most shooting/killing? Or is it something Else?

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coelacyanth

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Start by reading here http://social.biowar.../index/15571676

Hope it should answer some of your questions...

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Cassandra Saturn

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high kill count and threat level.
any player that kills most causes them to go after that person.
it's basically their threat level. if they deem you as low threat or minor threat, they will not go after you. if you're high enough on that, they will switch their attacks from the player and will go after you.

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kaileena_sands

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Cassandra Saturn wrote...

high kill count and threat level.
any player that kills most causes them to go after that person.
it's basically their threat level. if they deem you as low threat or minor threat, they will not go after you. if you're high enough on that, they will switch their attacks from the player and will go after you.


No. Stop trolling around.

OP, read that thread by Cyonan that coelacynth linked - it's a great, detailed guide. A quote from the topic summing up some stuff:

> Distance to target
> Do they have a good line of sight on the target
> How injured is the target
> Who was their previous target
> Can they see the target



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Cassandra Saturn

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i'm not trolling?
i'm just saying from my experience.

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DragonRacer

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From the ME3 MP Resource Library, I give two links that may help:

Aggro Mechanics: social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/343/index/15571676

AI Detection, with BioWare input: social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/343/index/13287526

Modifié par DragonRacer, 05 mai 2013 - 06:23 .


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BioticPulse

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Ok, thanks. I will check it out. :-)

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CitizenThom

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I'm not sure... but I have had matches where I have a great first six waves, only to have two or three banshees chasing me for the rest of the remaining waves... with at least one or two stealth synch kills taking place.

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kaileena_sands

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Cassandra Saturn wrote...

i'm not trolling?
i'm just saying from my experience.


Just like that Marauder you fought for 50 minutes and who then humped you was your "experience"? :lol:

As Cyonan says in the Aggro mechanics topic linked "Mass Effect 3 does not use a threat table like MMOs do, so gaining or losing aggro is not as simple as "do lots of high threat attacks" or "stop attacking for a second"."

While we may not be 100% sure for all things that factor up (since BW hasn't simply revealed the whole detection algorithm), a threat table is either non-existent (most likely), or very unsignificant. Otherwise maybe when I am playing with bad PUGs that don't kill anything, the Banshees and Phantoms would be all over me instead of sync-killing the PUGs non-stop. :whistle:

Modifié par kaileena_sands, 05 mai 2013 - 06:37 .


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Cassandra Saturn

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um... no comment on that Marauder

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scot15

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They check if player id is scot15. If yes they go after that player. Seriously. I hear two teammates round a corner fighting a Banshee. The instant I round said corner to lend a hand. BOOM Warp ball in the face.

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BioticPulse

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Her way of sayin' "welcome to the party" lol

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mumba

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Always after me. They see that Pink GI coming and they know I gotta die.

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TMB903

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Geth Primes have a hard on for TMB903.

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Kirrahe Airlines CEO

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For the most part I'm a banshee bolt magnet. I eat those bolts for breakfast. Lol.

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paranoio

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Yeah, seen this happen quite a few times my self... One example is trying to take down a banshee at a hallway as the only one.... She starts teleporting towards me, I go to cover, gets to me before i had time to move, and just teleports after another team member that is no where in sight... like o.O?!?

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Dr. Tim Whatley

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I'd really like to know why the banshees ignore all three teammates in front of me, out in the open and decide to make me the warp target.

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Draining Dragon

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kaileena_sands wrote...

Cassandra Saturn wrote...

i'm not trolling?
i'm just saying from my experience.


Just like that Marauder you fought for 50 minutes and who then humped you was your "experience"? :lol:

As Cyonan says in the Aggro mechanics topic linked "Mass Effect 3 does not use a threat table like MMOs do, so gaining or losing aggro is not as simple as "do lots of high threat attacks" or "stop attacking for a second"."

While we may not be 100% sure for all things that factor up (since BW hasn't simply revealed the whole detection algorithm), a threat table is either non-existent (most likely), or very unsignificant. Otherwise maybe when I am playing with bad PUGs that don't kill anything, the Banshees and Phantoms would be all over me instead of sync-killing the PUGs non-stop. :whistle:


lol cassandra is back

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Draining Dragon wrote...

kaileena_sands wrote...

Cassandra Saturn wrote...

i'm not trolling?
i'm just saying from my experience.


Just like that Marauder you fought for 50 minutes and who then humped you was your "experience"? :lol:

As Cyonan says in the Aggro mechanics topic linked "Mass Effect 3 does not use a threat table like MMOs do, so gaining or losing aggro is not as simple as "do lots of high threat attacks" or "stop attacking for a second"."

While we may not be 100% sure for all things that factor up (since BW hasn't simply revealed the whole detection algorithm), a threat table is either non-existent (most likely), or very unsignificant. Otherwise maybe when I am playing with bad PUGs that don't kill anything, the Banshees and Phantoms would be all over me instead of sync-killing the PUGs non-stop. :whistle:


lol cassandra is back


And Trolling the forums again..

OP: Check out the links above, very useful information. There are a host of factors that can make it seem that we are a target, lag being probably the number one issue.

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The-Fantasm

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The weakest link

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Ziegrif

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Apparently me.
Although I do stand right in the open, drunkenly staggering back and forth, humping a counter, yelling insults at the enemy and then running the other way.

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BioticPulse

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Have checked it out. Interesting reading! This is actually the 1st game ever that made me interested in game mechanics. Haven't thought about lag being a factor (it's fortunately not often that I experience laggy games), but it makes perfekt sense.

The game I played went 100% lag free. Have played a little more than 1000 games by now and it is the 1st time i have witnessed that kind of change in love from a banshee.

Maybe she just had a grudge on him from some previous episode and wanted to get even (lol)

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DarkOrgasm

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Nobody brings a banshee from one area of the map over to another just to dump the charging banshee aggro on a pug who has tunnel vision as you leave the scene of the crime?

One of the fun things to do when pugging and you get reapers imho.

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It continues to amaze me that one poster in particular is allowed to troll and/or post ridiculous misinformation with impunity, while anyone who reacts negatively gets banhammered.

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Dragoon will chase you all over the damn map no mater what.