2012-12-06, 12:39 PM
Phoenix Wright Wrote:I honestly don't understand attack-moving. I never bothered with it.
It's very helpful later so it's good to always try and practice it whenever you can. I don't believe you actually can shoot more shots/minute with it but that's not the important part. If you're chasing someone and attack in place, you will follow them after they get out of range but then waste time chasing them. If you attack, and as soon as it finishes, your character basically idles there. If you move right after the AA comes out, that idling time is now moving time so you can keep up with the retreating enemy and get more AAs in.
When you're running from them and AAing them, that's commonly known as kiting and is relevant to attack-moving.