Sprint speed is sufficient to outdistance most enemies, although they might get a successful shot off in passing.
When engaged, it significantly increases running speed, although it does drain endurance-bear this in mind when in the midst of combat, as it could adversely affect your endurance pool during a critical battle. Sprint Sprint is an inherent power possessed by all. If you fall from a significant elevation, you may take falling damage, but you won't die from the fall (you will always have at least one hit point after a fall). Falling Any character can survive jumps from a great height. The default "mouse look" function can be inverted via the Options Window. You can also use the mouse wheel to zoom your character's point of view from first person to a detached third person view and back. Click and hold the middle mouse button instead to change the camera's view without changing the direction your character is facing using the "camera rotate" function. Right-click and hold, then move the mouse right, left, up, or down to change the direction your character is facing using the "mouse look" function. Mouse Look and Camera Rotate You may use the mouse to change your point of view. Your destination is temporarily marked with a symbol on the ground or on nearby terrain features. Just click where you want your character to go and you will automatically run to that point.
This allows you to maneuver a character using the mouse instead of the keyboard. Click to Move From the Controls menu in the Options Window, you can activate "click-to-move".
Auto-run also activates auto-swim when you are in water. Overall, this makes long-distance travel much easier. You may use auto-run in conjunction with Sprint, Fly, Super Speed, or Super Jump. (If you run into an obstacle during auto-run, you just run in place.) During auto-run, you can adjust your direction of travel with the left and right turning keys. When auto-run is engaged, you begin to run forward in the direction you are facing and continue until you use auto-run again or until you use forward or backward. Auto-Run This toggle allows you to run long distances without having to hold down the "forward" key. Follow The "follow" function allows you to target another character or an enemy and follow them wherever they go (assuming you can keep up with them.) You can cancel the follow function at any time by pressing any movement key or pressing the follow key again. Jumping All characters are capable of an exceptionally powerful vertical leap, which is very useful in bypassing obstacles and reaching higher elevations. For example, you might bind / ++up to the J key to create an "auto-jump" key. You can remap the movement keys using the Options Window or the / bind command. When you first create a character in the game, movement and movement-related functions will be mapped to the following default keys:
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