Want to try keybinds...

[Autarch Conne]

Can anyone recommend any keybind setups? Something good to learn keybind system with.

[DUBIOUS BODYWEIGHTBUILDER]

keybinds are mostly preference. i have lmb to right horizontal. mouse wheel up for right stab, mouse wheel down for right overhead. and thumb button for right underhand. i also have alt to switch attack side if i want to do the left version of those swings

[Dude]

put drop weapon somewhere other than g so you don't accidentally fat finger it

[Warm Fuzzies™]

I personally use LMB for stab, and have slash set to a thumb button. other than that, dont think ive changed any other keybinds.

scratch that, i have RMB set to parry/feint, the option that has them combined on one key. lets you parry if ur not attacking, and feint if you are.

[Admiral Obvious]

I personally find attack keybinds to be counter intuitive to the 240 system and have nothing to contribute to this thread.

If you've got a mouse with lots of buttons, it makes sense to do this. If you don't, you're just gonna have a bad time.

[Quadsword]

I like the hybrid system which makes it so mouse movement only influences left / right attack direction. I could never get used to holding the alt key to switch attack sides.

[PorkSocks]

I use a Naga mouse with 7 thumb buttons. One is a stab and the others are each angle of strike. Lmb is kick. Rmb is parry/feint.

My keyboard is esdf, which letse bind more keys to the left of my movement keys so I can hit them with my pinky finger.

[old joe penis]

buy a steel series rival 500

[Boneboys]

G900, 11 buttons all bound to swings, upper, lower, stab swipe, you name, I got it.....
Directional attack does not only confuse the enemy

[Autarch Conne]

Thank you all for the help! I will certainly look into investing in a mouse with more buttons. Also, thank you for the keybind suggestions, they are helping quite a bit.

[Big Duke]

i keep trying all kind of keybinds but end up resetting to the base binds. 240 seems to work best for me.