A red outline highlights the individual enemy being targeted. Simply hold down the button relating to the power you’d like to use and push the left stick in the direction of the enemy, or enemy horde, you want to attack. The console release doesn’t offer the level of targeting precision that you get on PC with a mouse and keyboard, but Blizzard came up with a strong auto-targeting mechanism to make up for that. You move around and target enemies with the left stick (more on that in a moment), and you use the console-exclusive dodge feature with the right stick. The remaining shoulder button, LB/L1, is dedicated to health potions. All four face buttons, along with three of the four shoulder buttons, are mapped to powers. The console version of Diablo III features a reconfigured control scheme that supports modern-day gamepads. This feature is more of a primer, a tips guide that runs through some of the top-level rules that a brand new player might not be aware of. Note that any of the several dedicated Diablo III wikis are your very best resources for detailed information on the game ( here’s one).
Read on for some survival tips that will help you get accustomed to the new face of Diablo III on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 consoles (though much of this applies on the PC as well).
You’re going to die one way or another, probably on a frequent basis, but we can help you make the most out of each precious health refill before some baddie gets in the unfortunate swipe that ends your existence yet again.
Survival is tough, and the odds are generally stacked against you. The world of Diablo III teems with monsters large and small, and any one of them are capable of sapping that last bit of life out of your health bar if you’re careless. Image used with permission by copyright holderSanctuary is an unforgiving place.
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