Any way to change Keybinds yet?

[Shenanafloffles]

I would love to have a way to do this. Sure I could go and shell out for a controller that avoids the fact that wires are shared on the underside of a keyboard, but key configs are important when those wires aren't universal.

Literally can not change from Jiant to Lilikin, ever, using my keyboard. U+L and U+J are uncombinable keys, they will NOT be picked up at all by my system when pressed together, only the first one entered is registered.

This makes half of the combat system completely useless until later on into the game when you get large Mirages. That seems like a really bad oversight.

Really hope they release a tool to let us rebind keys or someone finds a way to get into the configs. This is ridiculous.

[Samadhi]

Does your keyboard have antighosting?

[Shenanafloffles]

Originally posted by JanetReno:

Does your keyboard have antighosting?

Honestly? No idea what that is. haha

Edit:
After looking up ghosting, I don't think it would matter much as this is a fairly standard key subset that would actually experience the issue. U+L and U+J are incredibly common mutual locking key combinations. But I appreciate the comment.

[♋Phenex]

What keyboard/laptop are you using? I have never heard of U+L or U+J as locking key combinations. Try holding U and then press J or L. For me pressing 2 keys simultaneously is no problem but something like IJK simultaneously does not work.

[Shenanafloffles]

Originally posted by ♋Aim for the feet:

What keyboard/laptop are you using? I have never heard of U+L or U+J as locking key combinations. Try holding U and then press J or L. For me pressing 2 keys simultaneously is no problem but something like IJK simultaneously does not work.

No offense, but I don't get the confusion. And if you look at the underlying hardware, they are fairly commonly sharing communication channels. Simply put U+J and U+L do not both go through on this keyboard. You can discuss it all that you want, but it won't change that fact and I will not "defend" or "test" it as I already tried a lot of things to get around the issue.

But anyway, I found a way around it using a third party "macro" or key rebind. Whichever you would rather call it, allowing me to swap the ; and ' to j and l respectively. Means I can actually swap forms, but it's still rather silly that I had to do that to get to play the game.

As for the laptop I am using (good call on that by the way), it is a Custom Brand made by Clevo, P870DM2_DM3 model.

Edit: I suppose technically the programme I used wouldn't be considered third party because it is part of the Clevo Control Centre, a programme called Flexikey.