Basic Witcher 2 keyboard layout

Just in case you forgot the keyboard layout for this game

Action Controls

To move: W,A,S,D

To walk or run: SHIFT

To Interact with door/loot/ect: left mouse button/ right mouse button

To Use medallion: Z

To bring up Quick menu: CTRL

For Special action: F

Combat Controls

To draw steel sword / additional weapon: 1

To draw silver sword: 2

Next sign: 3

Next quickslot: 4

To cast Aard: 5

To cast Yrden: 6

To cast Igni: 7

To cast Quen: 8

To cast Axii: 9

To sheathe sword: 0

Make a swift blow: left mouse button

Make a strong blow: right mouse button

To use a sign: Q/middle mouse button

To use a quickslot item: R

To block: E

For special ability (Adrenaline): X

To lock on to target: ALT

To roll: space

To roll forward: W W

To roll back: S S

To roll left : A A

To roll right: D D

Panels Controls

Inventory: I

Journal: J

Map: M

Characters: C

Other Controls

To exit the game: ESC

Quickload : F9

Quicksave: F5

HUD toggle: H

Control toggle: Insert key

[fenrysk]

thank you, i remember struggling on witcher 3 control scheme because i felt like the witcher 2 controls were more intuitive

[76561198356019466]

Just finished #1. These are gonna take a while to get used to.

[argon]

thank you my guy

[Medan]

WHAT IS THE SCREENSHOT BUTTON, i require the answer now, cause i want to take a screenshot of a guy t-posing

[S1RI0USIZM]

tnx

[нλssικᴛя]

nice

[Autistic Gameplay]

Thanks dude

[GeneralLeePizdov]

Basic problem with Games getting picked up by new developers; massive changes to a system that worked well. Lazy Coders!

[monster slaying]

Very useful, thanks for this. Is there anyway that I can change the direction keys to up down left and right? the whole wasd can get confusing at times and I was hoping I could use the direction keys mentioned above like I did for the first game.

[Armath]

Cheers :)