famousringo on 06 June 2008
| vanguardian1 said: I use the lock-on targeting in MP3 because I believe it allows a more natural method of targeting than the complete free-aim does. And *not* in the same aspect as auto-lock of gamepad-fps games either. |
The lock-on in MP3 is more for camera control than targeting, really. It keeps your camera centered on the big, scary boss so that you can strafe around and aim at the weak points. Pretty important for guided missiles, too.
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