If you've used a threatmeter before, you know that if you do pull aggro, you'll want to a) stop healing or doing damage immediately, and b) pop any aggro-reducing trinkets, abilities or talents you happen to have, like Feint or Disengage. Of course, if you have used an addon like Omen in the past, odds wow gold vip customer are you shouldn't get rid of it -- the ingame Aggro Warning is pretty thin, so odds are that your guild will still require Omen anyway for high wow gold. But as a simple heads up when you've got monsters about to come your way, the Aggro Warning does its job.
Today's patch will bring with it a long awaited feature: an ingame Aggro Warning. Almost since launch, addons like Threatmeter and Omen have warned raiders and other folks that mobs are incoming (pulling aggro means that you've attracted the attention of some monsters by doing a little too much damage or healing), and the functionality has been so widespread that Blizzard has finally implemented it in the official UI.
According to what we saw on the PTR, it should come default whenever you head into an instance, but if you want to see aggro all the time, you can go to the Interface options, and flip "Display Aggro Warning" to always. Checking "Show Aggro Percentages" will give you a little gold wow gold fastest percentage at the top of the target frame, showing just how much aggro you're wow power getting from whatever you've got targeted
I believe that this will warn you when you get to 100%- that means you have 30% left from range, or 10% left from melee before pulling the mob off the tank. I agree with that, it might be better to have an wow gold fastest gold add-on that uses the information and for healers puts out a message to raid/group that says they're nearing aggro and need someone to take over heals/boost tank threat (rogues/hunters)/or whatever they want to do about it.
Did you use the new ingame Aggro Warning? I'm looking forward to this change, if for any reason just so people no longer have an excuse to not have any idea what their threat is. For that matter maybe this will point out to world warcraft gold vip people the fact that maybe they shouldn't be taking aggro from the tank (I honestly think a lot of people don't get this at all). My only issue is wow power leveling that this actually doesn't explain what aggro is. If I just started wow gold fastest playing WoW then how am I supposed to know what this option is for, or if it should be turned on or not?
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