Problem solved, sort of. For anyone reading this, I used keybinding within my mouse configuration and was able to do the basic things I wanted. Still think it is silly that the game itself does not support mouse configurations.
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How did you do that ? Can you Explain ? THANKS !
When you buy expensive mouse - say, Razer Deathadder - you have a panel on which you can map all mouse buttons to different keys. For example Mouse Button 3 = V, etc.
Same for keyboards. You can even create macroes (so one key, actually emulates pressing multiple keys in order, etc)
This is not a fix, but a very limited workaround.
You may try looking at config files (Documents/Bioware/Dragon Age Inquisition/Saves. I am at work, so I can not check.
Thanks I'll try that !
I Hope Bioware will fix the PC Mouse&Keyboard ASAP ! 😉)
@Kilranor wrote:Thanks I'll try that !
I Hope Bioware will fix the PC Mouse&Keyboard ASAP ! 😉)
I would settle for them fixing the "controller" option, at this point.
I doubt EA cares about its customers having an optimum PC experience. The mouse is simply ignored as an input device. Its like nobody even QC 'd this for PC. Just exported it through the "PC" output module and printed it. Im shocked at how unnecessarily clumsy this game is to control with the mouse and keyboard. Who was in charge of this? Didnt they ever play a PC RPG before?
Trying to shoehorn complex PC controls onto a console controller is admirable but stripping away functionality from a mouse and keyboard to match a console controller is idiotic and lazy, at best. This is why I think EA doesnt care. And this is the future going forward. Once Frostbitten twice shy.
