This is a guide on how to lock-on to enemies in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Read on to see how to lock-on to enemies and what are the advantages of locking on.

How to Lock-On

Look at an Enemy and Press the Lock-On Button Change Enemy Lock-On by Pressing the Switch Target Button Change Lock-On Settings

Look at an Enemy and Press the Lock-On Button

To lock-on to a nearby enemy, focus the game camera at them and press the Lock-On button. A white mark appears on the targeted enemy.

You might not be able to target enemies if they're too far away or are covered by an obstacle.

Change Enemy Lock-On by Pressing the Switch Target Button

If there are multiple enemies, you can switch the current lock-on target by pressing the Switch Target button to the corresponding direction of the desired target.

Change Lock-On Settings

These are the Lock-On settings in the menu. You may change around these settings depending on your preference!
Best Settings and Controls

Advantages of Lock-On

The Camera Stays on the Enemy Vulnerable Enemies are Easier to Spot Track Harder to See Enemies

The Camera Stays on the Enemy

When an enemy is locked on to, the camera automatically follows them no matter how much you move, so you no longer have to worry about operating the camera yourself. All your attacks will target that enemy.

It is recommended to always lock-on when fighting enemies, since it makes combat much easier without having to worry about the camera.

Vulnerable Enemies are Easier to Spot

When a lock-on target is staggered, it's easier to spot because the lock-on mark changes into an orange color. This enemy is vulnerable to a powerful attack such as a Martial Arts skill.

When you can use a Fatal Strike on an enemy, the marker turns red instead!
How to Use Fatal Strikes | How to Do a Sneak Attack

Track Harder to See Enemies

Sometimes there are areas where enemies might come to ambush you. Pressing Lock-On when you enter these areas or turning into suspicious corners will let you spot these enemies and react accordingly.

Lock-On targets will also stay focused by the camera even if they get blocked by visual effects or the environment.

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