The way this control will work is that the player can depress some key (much as the Shift key is used to repeatedly swing/attack without moving) and while holding that down, they will always move when they left click, even if they have a target highlighted. While it would not be ready for ship if we do end up implementing it, I hope that you are all glad to hear this news ^^ Sadly, this option would not be ready for when the game is shipped. We just wanted to let you all know that this feedback that you have given on a dedicated click to move button is excellent, and we may implement this, the option for this would be unbound by default. It will not be in the initial launch, but will be added in a patch afterwards. "Always Move" Button Ī fan suggested an "always move" button via the European B.net forums, and the idea was good enough that the developers decided to implement it into the game. Direct attack skills can be mapped there as well it just takes some practice to get used to casting these with keyboard buttons, instead of (in addition to) the mouse buttons. Summoning spells, buffs, debuffs, and so forth. Generally, players put support skills on the 1234 buttons. You could, in theory, play entirely with the 1234 keys, only using the mouse to target. If you use up all of one quality level, any other healing pots in your inventory will automatically fill the 5-slot.Ĭasting a spell or skill from the 1234 buttons works just like casting it from the mouse button.
You may also map potions, elixirs, or scrolls to the 1234 buttons.These are generally summoning or buff skills, but can also be direct attack skills.
The 1234 buttons cast whichever skills are mapped to those buttons, targeting the spell for where the cursor is pointing, just like a mouse click.The visual aspect of the Tab skill was removed in mid-2011 though the function was preserved at that point.These are usually the secondary skills, but ones you wish to use almost constantly. The right mouse button (RMB) has two skills you switch between them by clicking the Tab button, or by rolling the mouse wheel.The left mouse button (LMB) skill remains there all the time, unless/until you drag another skill down to replace it.The usual control method is to put active skills, ones your character will be using constantly, on the mouse buttons. The way the controls work has been modified somewhat in Diablo 3.
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