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Is kinda aids...
I mean yeah ive done the whole do this to make our tagetting a bit better but that only does so much.
Is there any possiblity that we can get some kind revamp to it, or even a whe overhaul at this point.
Yeah you can "use the enemy party window to click on them," but come on man. I dont want to target the mch thats behind cover, i want to target the dude thats right there in front of me.
Tl;dr tabbtargetting is ass.
It's bad on controller at times. So I agree with this post ^
I so love target switching the same two players in the background while the one I want is right in front of me low health.
I made myself a macro that targets the nearest person as I got tired of tab-target rotating through people far in the back, especially in frontlines. I find myself pushing it more than Tab, now.
Code:/tenemy
I don't know if this will help, but I made these macros to help me with targeting on controller (I play on console, btw):
General Targeting macros:
1. /targetenemy # Targets the closest enemy in line of sight.
2. /battletarget # Targets the closest enemy attacking you.
Crystal Conflict Targeting Macros:
1. /target <e1> # Target the first enemy on the enemy list
2. /target <e2> # Target the second enemy on the enemy list
3. /target <e3> # Target the third enemy on the enemy list
4. /target <e4> # Target the fourth enemy on the enemy list
5. /target <e5> # Target the fifth enemy on the enemy list
You can also adjust the tab-targeting. I've found setting to cone-targeting seems to work best. I haven't experimented with the prioritization settings (probably should). Not sure how it is on PC, but I know, for console, you can find the targeting settings under Character Settings -> Control Settings -> Target. Scrolling down, you'll see two main sections, "Auto-Target Settings" and "Target Type"
I have a secondary keybind for the "target closest" in the keybind menu. Its the only way I can really get around the completely trash tab targeting in this game. They need to mimic swtor or wow or something. Both of them do tab targeting fairly well.