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I know lots of people use Dvorak and swear by it, but you're in the tiny minority.
Otherwise, there are programs you can buy that remap your keyboard. Takes a couple minutes to set up for each game, but then you save the preset and just run the macro before playing. GlovePIE is such a program and works good. Also nice for remapping old games without full mouselook to/from their original keyboard commands. (Dark Forces is a prime example)
Get used to a separate rebinding program or get a qwerty gaming keyboard if you want to play lower-budget indie games and quick&dirty ports by the likes of Capcom and Rockstar.