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You need to be double their combat level +1, I can't remember what their combat level is, but I think it's 29, so therefore it would be 59 combat. If you're in wilderness then they will always attack you no matter what you're combat level is.

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There are exceptions to the double+1 rule, so be careful. Bats aren't one of the exceptions, but there are exceptions out there. For example, the rule NEVER applies in the Wilderness, and some monsters such as Flesh Crawlers and lv 50 Giant Spiders don't obey it.

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As a general rule, monsters follow the rule 2c+1, where c is the monster's combat level. As zaaps mentioned, there are exceptions.

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Take the monster's combat level, multiply by 2, then +1. If you're lower than that, the monsters nearby usually go unaggressive after 10-15 minutes.

 

Generally monsters over level 69, wilderness monsters, and dungeoneering monsters will always be aggressive towards you.

 

There will be a few monsters that will always be aggressive, period. In that case, the only way to make them go unaggressive is to wait the time.

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Take the monster's combat level, multiply by 2, then +1. If you're lower than that, the monsters nearby usually go unaggressive after 10-15 minutes.

 

Generally monsters over level 69, wilderness monsters, and dungeoneering monsters will always be aggressive towards you.

 

There will be a few monsters that will always be aggressive, period. In that case, the only way to make them go unaggressive is to wait the time.

 

And even then, some monsters are ALWAYS aggressive even after the time has elapsed.

 

Tormented Demons, for example.

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