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And I really really don't want to do that, the game looks fantastic.
Though I really don't have a problem with them adding that option. I just don't understand why people need it. Maybe I'm unusual in that I can adapt to a new control scheme in just a few minutes.
I blame magic carpet, played it so much as a kid and its a sort of flight sim where the invertedness made sense.
Now I'm stuck with it forever.
A lot of games I played like ratchet and clank 2 the inverted option was default, and for people who play a lot of flying sims its a lot easier to remember.
Back then an absurd amount of games had the y-axis, and even the x-axis inverted aswell since many were 3rd person games and it made sense that you were controlling the movement of the camera, as if it was orbiting you (so when you push stick up, it moves the camera vertically up, which would then give you a lower view)
Kind of logical from a first person perspective.
Look for MouseInvertAimingY=0 and change it to MouseInvertAimingY=1
For me it's reset everytime I start the game, but if I enter the game, quit modify the .ini file it works.
Also I loose all graphic settings and for some reason the resolution is stuck at 1080p at 23Hz.
This game needs a patch ASAP