Moving will be made to interrupt spellcasting at a point in time...

[Jinko]

I'm all for this personally it makes it much easier to cancel spells.

Pretty much every MMO out there doesn't allow you to cast whilst moving and many don't even allow you to cast on a target who isn't in your line of sight. (I just hope they don't bring in the later cause that could F my healing right up)

[Pyretta_Blaze]

I'm all for this personally it makes it much easier to cancel spells.

I am glad to know that I am not the only one who finds the current "recast to cancel" thing not 100% reliable. Sometimes when I click to cancel my cast it does absolutely nothing at all. Could be lag, who knows. But it does not always work.

I do NOT want the slightest little wiggle to cancel my spell though... That would make me crazy. I would much rather movement increase the cast time.

[Bahn]

I am glad to know that I am not the only one who finds the current "recast to cancel" thing not 100% reliable. Sometimes when I click to cancel my cast it does absolutely nothing at all. Could be lag, who knows. But it does not always work.

I do NOT want the slightest little wiggle to cancel my spell though... That would make me crazy. I would much rather movement increase the cast time.

This is an issue with the client-server architecture that I've mentioned in many of my old posts. The game just seems to fucking drop packets all over the place and it has no clear way of telling you WHEN you're able to input the next skill due to animation locks. I've had FAR too many times to count where I hit a button to do a skill only for the button to not register, even though it was CLEARLY shown that my character was free and available to do the next skill (no animation lock or anything).

If they fixed the issue with the shitty client-server architecture (which they said will be fixed A YEAR FROM NOW in 2.0) then hitting the same button to undo a cast would work. Or as many people have pointed out, just give us a fucking universal "cancel cast" button to stop it.