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I have tried to move the keys but then it says N/D.
Exodus had some xbox marketing and I believe it was that team that pushed them to include some of the extra accessibility settings that weren't available on prior Metro titles (albeit more likely to work better with traditional and adaptive controllers than KB/M).
As a third party workaround, software like Razer Synapse or even auto hotkey can automatically apply new keyboard layouts based on a running executable.
I use the arrows to move around.
But if you want to sleep, you need the WASD keys, which don't work.
If you want to sleep till daylight you need the D key.
Well, while you are playing the game go into options and change the right arrow into D.
Then change the D key back into right arrow.
When you go back to the game, you can use D to sleep til daylight.
When you step out of the bed, you can walk around with the arrow keys.
If needed you can do this for all the WSAD keys.
This way, you can use the arrow keys to move around and use the WSAD keys to interact.
If you restart the game (let's say the next day) then you need to do the same thing over, but as long as you are playing it will work.