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To Idle a Dungeon or Monster means to attack it without any input from the player. <br> | To Idle a Dungeon or Monster means to attack it without any input from the player. <br> | ||
This is generally accepted to be able to do 100% safely, this is done by keeping their Maximum Damage under | This is generally accepted to be able to do 100% safely, this is done by keeping their Maximum Damage under the {{UpgradeIcon|Auto Eat}} Threshold (or being 100% sure that effects like Lifesteal heal the health bar up enough before taking the next hit of Damage). | ||
Latest revision as of 00:37, 7 June 2024
To Idle a Dungeon or Monster means to attack it without any input from the player.
This is generally accepted to be able to do 100% safely, this is done by keeping their Maximum Damage under the
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Auto EatThreshold (or being 100% sure that effects like Lifesteal heal the health bar up enough before taking the next hit of Damage).
