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So you are saying it's not possible to add a little update in order to change key configuration?
Why not? Is it really hard to change a statement from
If your coders can't do this then I'd seriously question their coding ability.
There are games I played in the 80s which allowed fully redefinable keyboards. This is 2015, for a game to not have redefinable keyboard support is just silly. I shouldn't have to build up a macro file just to frig around simple things that ought to be in a game by default.
ETA:
I decompiled the .NET code for the game and had a look. iI's because the programmer was lazy and hardcoded the keys in the code:
Of course this shouldn't be needed as the game should have a key redefinition item on the pause menu in game.
up::w
down::s
left::a
right::d
enter::e
Numpad0::q
Not possible LOL, you really do lack a head. NOT POSSIBLE HAHAHA!