This is a very coincidental thread, being that I started playing RSR again just last night.
I cannot say with any certainty whether running legs will produce a better target solution, or even produce a solution faster. We would need to test this theory in one of the practice scenarios or wait for someone else to offer their experiences. But, it always seemed to me that TMA solutions were based on proximity to the target and the time spent tracking it. I would suspect that correctly identifying a target's acoustic signature would improve the solution as well.
Either way, I have never given it much thought because I am almost always changing course for tactical reasons. This is mostly habit because of my countless hours in SC/DW, but also because it's usually the way it would be done in real life.
So basically I can't answer your question, but I am interested in finding an answer to this.
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