Dodge Config

[Otilia Mojarro]

TheBumper Button Dodger layout moves the Dodge function from the A button to the Left Bumper and the Tag / Open Com Wheel function from the Left Bumper to the unused Up button on the D-Pad. The A button is still bound to Jump, but will no longer Dodge. You can now dodge without moving your thumb.

Dodge is, by default, on the A button. Your thumb has to move off of aiming to dodge. A quick dodge can mean success or failure on higher difficulty missions, and many damnation matches could be described as a series of dodges. Good players will expect you to be able to push a poxburster and dodge backward into a slide to avoid the explosion. This configuration makes moves like that, and looking around while dodging, reasonable to execute. Not that many things in Warhammer are reasonable.

The fastest way to turn around is to actually keep looking at your toes and jam the stick to the left or right then look up, or look up then turn around like a dazed Ogryn wandering in a field looking for their missing rock. This is actually a major reason I gave up on the Ogryn after leveling it to 30: looking down all the time is a problem, even as a disappointing shorty.

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Okay, simple thread.Every time I switch between my necromancer and my ranger I go into my settings and adjust which buttons I want to affect which skills.For example, on Scourge I bind F1 to my mouse wheel (which I have locked) whereas with my soulbeast I switch that to F5 for easily ducking in and out of the soulbeast's merged state. This is just one example, I find I switch around quite a few keys for comfortable use depending on the situation. As an average player playing a competitive game I need to make ease my situation as best that I can.

That said, I've never found a comfortable button for dodging, and I'm -le gasp- still double tapping the relevant movement keys.The split quarter second difference between a single button press and two has gotten me killed. A lot.

I've always preferred caps lock for jump (actually I use autohotkey to change caps lock to some other key like pgdn then bind that to jump). A symptom of being an arrow key user many years ago for old games - and I used to use right control for crouch with right shift for jump. Got used to left hand little finger using jump so eventually when transitioning to wasd naturally it made sense to have caps lock as jump and left shift as crouch (or in gw2 it's just a modifier key and free camera). Spacebar is always dodge/roll for me in any game that has it. Jump feels weird there, and it's always the first thing I rebind.

I have mine bound to "V" still, and it works well for me--only key that's all worn out on my keyboard from so much pressing. I have the surrounding keys bound as well, so it is not a stretch for my fingers by any means.

I get that people like V for dodge-jumping with the same motion, but I never found it comfortable since I play with low-profile low-travel keyboard keys (making the press on both keys very awkward for the thumb) and can usually time LShift and Space better. Though to be honest, I'd rather them remove dodge-jumping because it seems like such an arbitrary additional skill that really only rewards macro users.

I, too, have dodge bound to mouse key. Question for those who also use the mouse for dodge: do you find pulling off a jump-dodge to be difficult due to using the two different devices? Seems to me that if I have dodge and jump on the same device, it gets registered, but if they are on different devices the timing is messed up.

@Chaba.5410 said:Question for those who also use the mouse for dodge: do you find pulling off a jump-dodge to be difficult due to using the two different devices? Seems to me that if I have dodge and jump on the same device, it gets registered, but if they are on different devices the timing is messed up.

'V' doesn't really do it for me. I've tried caplocks, but I find if I key anything to that I'm spending more time yelling in chat than I'd like.Maybe I'll try keying it to my mouse, and see how that feels.

I figured that as a somewhat decent panic button that you might try to suddenly hit to get that reflexive clutch-dodge, you'd want the button to be fairly large so you don't fat finger it. Plus since dodge can be used to interrupt other animations when you need to do so, it's good to have it on a button that you have access to at all times (left thumb is always open).

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