What control/movement set-up do you use for your auto attacking classes?

[TheMax1087]

I only said that after testing it myself. My character turned 90 degrees to auto. It seems like it's a 180 degree cone that turns, but saying it's anything less is false.

It absolutely is not any more than 90 degrees, its so easily testable at a dummy that I'm not sure how you could believe anyone would believe 180. 180 degrees would mean you could autoattack something that's directly to your side, which anyone could tell you is wrong.

*edit*
Rereading your post, the fact that you called it a cone leads me to believe that you are confusing what 90 and 180 degrees are.

[Callback]

It absolutely is not any more than 90 degrees, its so easily testable at a dummy that I'm not sure how you could believe anyone would believe 180. 180 degrees would mean you could autoattack something that's directly to your side, which anyone could tell you is wrong

I did test on a dummy. I can move any direction and as long as I don't turn my back entirely I keep autoing.

[PFM]

Unbind A and D from rotate character, rebind them to strafe in every hotbar mmo ever.

[Februs]

For nin, when i need to strafe for longer than five seconds I just use the default L3 lock on to move around the enemy... then I disable it because it bothers me.

Thats the oonly job I bother with that, though. None of my other jobs are vital for it.

It can come in handy for Tanks too, when mob/boss positioning. Especially for War's using Raw Intuition. So long as you target the centre most mob in the pack and slowly back pedal you can avoid flank and rear attacks without using Awareness. It's pretty useful in those 5 seconds in which you are vulnerable to Crits.

[Callback]

Unbind A and D from rotate character, rebind them to strafe in every hotbar mmo ever.

Wait the default is rotate? I thought default was strafe. Mine seemed to be, unless I rebound back when I first bought the game and it saved my settings through the uninstall.