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| − | An Ambush is a special mob of enemies intended to take players by surprise. Typically they |
+ | An Ambush is a special mob of enemies that spawn in a manner that is intended to take the players by surprise. Typically they are already [[aggro]]ed and run toward the players. |
# Upon accepting a mission from a [[contact]], enemies of that type may appear nearby. |
# Upon accepting a mission from a [[contact]], enemies of that type may appear nearby. |
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# Outside the exit door of a just-completed mission, enemies may appear and surround you. This type of ambush is often followed by a clue and another door mission. |
# Outside the exit door of a just-completed mission, enemies may appear and surround you. This type of ambush is often followed by a clue and another door mission. |
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| − | When ambushes occur on the regular (non-instanced) maps of the game, other players may |
+ | When ambushes occur on the regular (non-instanced) maps of the game, other players may participate (willingly or otherwise) if they are in combat range of the spawn. |
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| − | If the involved characters move quickly and leave an outdoor ambush behind (accidentally or otherwise), the mob will remain in the area and attack any other characters they spot. Since the mob is scaled to the level of the mission, they may be substantially higher than the usual enemies of that zone. Leaving behind an overly-powerful ambush is considered poor manners Hero-side, but a fine joke Villain-side. On the other hand, it can be friendly to invite other players to a badge-granting ambush, such as the [[Kronos Class Titan]]. |
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[[Category:Definition]] |
[[Category:Definition]] |
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