Target Cycling

[Tom21]

Is this not in the game? And if not, why would they take that out? In GTA V it is called aim assist full or something like that, and in RDR 1 I dont believe it is called anything, it is just there. But right now, all I can do in the game is switch targets by re aiming instead of flicking the right stick to switch between multiple targets quickly.

[Benjo]

13 minutes ago, Tom21 said:

Is this not in the game? And if not, why would they take that out? In GTA V it is called aim assist full or something like that, and in RDR 1 I dont believe it is called anything, it is just there. But right now, all I can do in the game is switch targets by re aiming instead of flicking the right stick to switch between multiple targets quickly.

I too have noticed this. Puzzling. I'll check the controls options and see if there's anything we're missing.

[Tom21]

1 hour ago, Benjo said:

I too have noticed this. Puzzling. I'll check the controls options and see if there's anything we're missing.

Did you find anything?

[Benjo]

12 minutes ago, Tom21 said:

Did you find anything?

Nada. 

[DylBandit]

1 hour ago, Tom21 said:

Is this not in the game? And if not, why would they take that out? In GTA V it is called aim assist full or something like that, and in RDR 1 I dont believe it is called anything, it is just there. But right now, all I can do in the game is switch targets by re aiming instead of flicking the right stick to switch between multiple targets quickly.

In Red Dead Redemption 2, your control options are as follows:

 

Lock-On Mode (On-Foot): Normal, Narrow, Free Aim, Wide

Aim Assist Strength (On-Foot): Adjustable

Lock-On Mode (Mount/Vehicle): Normal, Narrow, Free Aim, Wide

Aim Assist Strength (Mount/Vehicle): Adjustable 

 

These are all the Targeting options as of now. 

[Benjo]

3 minutes ago, DylBandit said:

In Red Dead Redemption 2, your control options are as follows:

 

Lock-On Mode (On-Foot): Normal, Narrow, Free Aim, Wide

Aim Assist Strength (On-Foot): Adjustable

Lock-On Mode (Mount/Vehicle): Normal, Narrow, Free Aim, Wide

Aim Assist Strength (Mount/Vehicle): Adjustable 

 

These are all the Targeting options as of now. 

I figured it's not a targeting mode in itself, it's an option while targeting in lock-on mode. 

[DylBandit]

2 minutes ago, Benjo said:

I figured it's not a targeting mode in itself, it's an option while targeting in lock-on mode. 

Eh, just use Dead Eye and let'er rip tater chip. 

[Benjo]

Just now, DylBandit said:

Eh, just use Dead Eye and let'er rip tater chip. 

Seems to be the go-to for this game, for sure. 

[DylBandit]

Just now, Benjo said:

Seems to be the go-to for this game, for sure. 

Or, just throw a few sticks of dynamite at the horde of people and call it a night. 

[Tom21]

This is quite strange. Hopefully Rockstar patches something in, but being the company that theyre known to be, I doubt they do anything like that. Whatever.

[Tom21]

1 hour ago, Benjo said:

Nada. 

I just realized something. I went back to rdr1 on my xbox 360...I dont think you were even able to do that on this game either. Maybe it was just a gta thing.

[Dump_N_Chase]

I was also looking for this option. In rdr1 you could cycle between target with a flick of right stick. It doesn't seem like it's in rdr2. This sucks because if I have 2 deers in front of me, one with 3 stars pelt and another with 1 star pelt, it will aime at whatever's closer to me instead of being able to swith quickly with the right stick. Same in Dead Eye mode, it takes me a lot of time to cycle between multiple enemies. I'll test the contols and see if this changes anything and see if that works. I really miss the old targeting system from rdr1. :(