I do not use a controller to play games on a PC. I saw no options to use Keyboard and Mouse..
Which makes Star Wars Jedi Survivor an immediate refund candidate.
Lets see, your next game I have an interest in is Mass Effect 5. How many years will that be...
Community ManagerHey @jdbassjr,
You are able to play STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™️ with a Keyboard and Mouse just fine on PC, it has full support.
Just like STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order™️ did.
However, we recommend a controller for the best experience, as is mentioned during the first boot of the game.
Where are the keyboard bindings. I cannot find them.
You mean WASD, RL mouse and space is all the keyboard controls.
Wait, does Jedi: Survivor on PC not include the option to fully customize mouse/keyboard controls? That'd be ridiculous in this day and age.
I refunded this.
Basically it amounted to this. When a game causes me problems in the beginning such as I cannot find the key bindings and what I can find does not show all the bindings I refund. I do not need more headaches in my life and this game was not high on my priority list.
Unless I am missing something, saying its like the first game is a flat out lie. I have a disabilty and can't use WSAD, I need to use the direction keys for movement...those are hard coded to be locked and can't be changed, meaning I did the stupid (yes thats on me) of paying for the full digital deluxe edition, now I have a game I can't even play, and because its the digital deluxe version, I can't refund it either... as a quick edit, I should clarify that the direction keys are the hard coded to be unable to be changed. technically WSAD can be changed, but due to me only having a fist for a right hand and don't have real finger dexterity, I need to set movement to th directional because they require the least amount of movement to well..move.
Seeing as the WAS NOT AN ISSUE WITH THE FIRST GAME, I thought, hey this game is gonna be awesome, and it looks great, but I definitely can't play it with the controls as they are.
Who would have thought that buying the Deluxe Edition prevents a refund.
I had to contact EA help directly to get my refund for Standard Edition. The automated refund process did not work. Once I contacted them they promptly refunded my money.
After this experience I will never buy a EA product on EA. I will buy it elsewhere because I know I won't have a problem getting a refund if there is a problem.
to clarify, I bought the Deluxe edition on Epic games, and they will not refund it. Standard edition they will refund, but not the Deluxe.
Interesting. Wonder if Steam would work the same way.
