How am I supposed to wake up Legion mobs with minion builds?

as minions(like zombies) tend to aggro on a single target.
So I launch 20 SRS. These SRS's will hit closest target, all zombies will run to it.
Since this target is invulnerable minions will continue to attack this single target (minions can't change aggro unless the target is killed).
Does that mean minion builds are somewhat inferior in that case?

They did mention minion behavior, they will hit whichever target they think they should (or the one you direct them to with targeted skills) and once they deal enough damage to wake it up they will move on to the next. Raging spirits tend to spread out unless there's only one target so they might be good if you want to wake as many monsters as possible.

At least that's what they said, we'll see if it works out.

You could always use your curse on hit skill to tag the monsters you want your minions to attack.

I'm worried about this as well, but my plan B is to cast Ball Lightning everywhere.

Minions will be smarth enough to "know" which monsters still have life and need to be unfreezed and which one are already unfreezed.

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Minions will be smarth enough to "know" which monsters still have life and need to be unfreezed and which one are already unfreezed.

Minions are now aware. The beginning of the end!

I'd say the main problem with minion builds in Legion will be not waking up too much (if your build isn't strong enough to consistantly handle waking up everything), then not waking up enough. Normal builds tend to have much better ability at controlling when and where they put damage out.

Just use a skill like ball lightning, and the minions will attack that general direction.

It is a valid concern. Unless you people actually think that they are adding enhanced minion AI to the patch.

That would be a lot of work from people that say they are busy with 4.0, supposedly fixing bugs, etc.

Do you think really think this is the case? We will find out when patch notes come out in a few days but I wouldn't hold my breath.

They don't need enhanced minion AI to do that. I'm sure they added some form of taunt-lite to the enemies to make the minions know what's up.