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In battle I almost never use my mouse to select targets. With minor lag and things moving around it's too easy to 'misclick'. I use:
'c' - select closest
[tab], [shift]+[tab] - cycle forward, backwards through targets
[space] - attack selected target
't' - select called target
[ctrl]+[space] - attack and call selected target
'c' - select closest
[tab], [shift]+[tab] - cycle forward, backwards through targets
[space] - attack selected target
't' - select called target
[ctrl]+[space] - attack and call selected target
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Yes, the "Click" above in my posts actual refer to "Do It", which can be bound to whatever key you want.
I have mine set to the NumPad Enter as I use the numpad keys a lot. I also have mine bound through my gaming keyboard gamepad, which sets it to a single button for both commands listed above. It's much easier hitting 1 button as opposed to Ctrl+Shift+Space (or whatever key you have Do It bound to).
I have mine set to the NumPad Enter as I use the numpad keys a lot. I also have mine bound through my gaming keyboard gamepad, which sets it to a single button for both commands listed above. It's much easier hitting 1 button as opposed to Ctrl+Shift+Space (or whatever key you have Do It bound to).
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Originally Posted by FloridaFringe
Yes, the "Click" above in my posts actual refer to "Do It", which can be bound to whatever key you want.
I have mine set to the NumPad Enter as I use the numpad keys a lot. I also have mine bound through my gaming keyboard gamepad, which sets it to a single button for both commands listed above. It's much easier hitting 1 button as opposed to Ctrl+Shift+Space (or whatever key you have Do It bound to). |
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Only if your keyboard software allows you to remap keys to specific presses, like the gamepad that I mentioned.
Meaning that your keyboard software would need to allow you to rebind the A key (for example) to be the equivalent to Ctrl+Space. Then whenever you press the A key it would act as if you pressed Ctrl+Space. Obviously the A key would then be useless for any other function outside of the game itself.
As of right now, if command is not an option in the keyboard setup via the games option menu then there is no other way to change it.
Meaning that your keyboard software would need to allow you to rebind the A key (for example) to be the equivalent to Ctrl+Space. Then whenever you press the A key it would act as if you pressed Ctrl+Space. Obviously the A key would then be useless for any other function outside of the game itself.
As of right now, if command is not an option in the keyboard setup via the games option menu then there is no other way to change it.
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