Clicking on nodes.

[ragentsify]

Has anyone ever double click on a node but then someone walks in front of the node so you click them instead which cancels your gathering somehow...

I wish they would just change this priority clicking thing, happened to me several times already.

[Caimie_Tsukino]

This hasn't happened to me yet, but indeed when there are like 10 people all ganging up on a node, it's almost impossible to access it on the first few clicks. :/

[Keldion]

As a PC player, I like to use the X button to hide the players' nameplates. On a default configuration, the function that X is bound to is called Target Filters.

I couldn't tell you how this works on PS3/PS4, but that is where I would look first.

[Odd]

With a game pad just pressing X will click the node no matter how many people are around it. Same goes for npcs and summoning bells. One of the few situations where gamepad is better.

[Bloodb]

for pc i believe by default hitting zero on the number pad does the same thing. Or rebind "Confirm" under keybindings on the System tab to something easy like a mouse button. Works wonders in so many situations

[Pyretta_Blaze]

On my PC I changed the keyboard to target things like a controllers X button to my F key so I just walk up and hit F. I also bound the G key to whatever the O button is. So F targets something and G untargets stuff.

[Highwilds]

I did exact same as Pyretta did, I keybound F as "confirm" since keybinds were possible. (Comes from GuildWars2 that I happened to play back during 14 Beta, so I was used to it already.) And then there's the X-button on keyboard that removes all other players as targets and you can click the npc/object target (even through them if not otherwise visible) on the spot where cursor changes into a hand. Never have had any trouble targeting things with those two methods.

So I suggest those two methods to avoid clicking random targets with mouse and lose your nodes.

[blueruckus]

I hit 0 on NumPad to select node when I'm close.