Personally I think it ought to be a toggle for 'mouse movement' so people can have it either way.

Given the ranged combat in my experience so far, I'd prefer the movement on keys with targeting on the mouse setup, or a duel stick controller setup. But melee I would perfer the classic 'click to move and interact' we've got now. Possibly tying the setting for that to weapon setup (so swapping to setup 2 would swap controls if I configure it that way) would provide maximum flexibility with minimal design effort.

Did that first game. It does help though I noticed a tendency for it to prioritize a mousclick over keys. This is extremely unhelpful when in a mass firefight and running for cover.

Go look in your key bindings it can be made  to move   with WASD  but default its bound to the arrows  which nobody uses anymore.

Being able to move is a big thing.  Especially when your having to attack and dodge at the same time.   You cant attack  then dodge everything.  well you can but you wont kill anything before they kill you.  I can understand that  you would move  slower when firing as you need to aim your gun  but not  rooting the character in one place  the whole battle that's  not fun  and i don't know of any other  warhammer title  not even deathwing that  roots the character so they cant fire an move at the same time unless its weapons like the  heavy plasma  which usually does area  effect or the devastator  chain gun  which i am not sure if that in game but usually they have a set up time  then stay and shoot  where as single handed weapons  can attack on the  move.

I think you're thinking of the combat system utilized by games such as Alien Swarm, where movement is key based rather than point and click like more traditional ARPGs. I like the idea, as this game currently has both and I find the point and click can be conflicting at times (beginning a move when trying to target, etc.)

Also that would probably be an easier method to port to controller

While I do agree with your viewpoint KhornesChampion, I believe this may be the design they are looking for. Diablo has always been this way (in no way am I comparing this to Diablo, so far I prefer this over both Diablo 2 and Diablo 3, both games I have over 300 hours with.)

Diablo lets you move and attack with certain skills. You can't run around swinging away. If they decide to change this, it will make for perhaps a more interesting take on combat. Inquisitors have never known to be nimble beings, instead they instill fear in their enemies by overpowering. Which may be another reason they force the player to stop and attack. We will see, but no matter what, this is going to be a damn good game.

As for aggro, tanking, dps, and all that fun stuff - I do not believe that will be part of Inquisitor Martyr. MMOs have that concept, but ARPGs typically do not. If they choose to incorporate it, cool, but then you force people to choose what they want to do.

With some weapons, you can. Can't remember which, but (think it was Boltrifle or something) there's a skill (activated on '2', you can probably find the weapon in question by skill description), you can retreat slowly and shoot, also run around fast and shoot. Maybe there are more on other weapons...

i agree