Controls & movement
MM2 of The Locust Controls
MM2 of The Locust controls and movement guide for checking current bindings, device settings, and repeatable movement tests.
1. Discover controls from the current build
MM2 of The Locust is in Pre-Alpha, and the public listing does not provide a control map. Open the in-game settings, help panel, or prompt shown beside an interaction before assuming a keybind. On console or mobile, look for the equivalent on-screen action rather than translating a PC guide literally.
Make a short control note with four fields: move, camera, interact, and sprint or dodge if the game exposes one. If a field is not shown, mark it unknown. This keeps your guide useful across devices without claiming a feature that may not exist.
2. Build a movement baseline
Test movement in a quiet moment before a high-pressure attempt. Check whether camera direction changes your movement, whether an interaction interrupts motion, and how quickly you regain control after a prompt. These are observations about your current session, not permanent mechanics.
Keep sensitivity and graphics settings stable while comparing attempts. Changing several settings at once makes it difficult to tell whether a route improved because of movement, visibility, or timing. Record your device and input method next to the result.
3. Use settings that improve clarity
Prioritize readable prompts and a stable frame rate over visual effects. If the build offers camera sensitivity, volume, or graphics controls, adjust one option and test it in a low-risk session. Never download an external “FPS booster” or key remapper that asks for Roblox credentials.
On mobile, keep touch targets clear and avoid covering the action area with fingers. On keyboard and mouse, keep the interact key reachable without releasing movement. The best setup is the one you can repeat, not the one copied from a different game.
4. Document changes after updates
When an update changes a prompt or binding, capture the exact on-screen wording and the date. Compare it with the official listing or announcement before updating a public guide. If there is no source, publish the note as a player observation and invite a second test.
Use the sources page to check whether a claim is official, pending, or stale. That small label protects readers who search “MM2 of The Locust controls” after a build change.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the official PC controls listed?
The official Roblox listing currently does not publish a control chart. Use the prompts and settings visible in the current game build, then record the date and device.
Can I use a third-party key script?
Do not use scripts or tools that request your account credentials. They are not required to read normal Roblox controls and can put your account at risk.