It is absolutely mind boggling that they locked any keybinds. I've never understood when a game does that. Luckily, it's relatively rare on PC games, but when it does occur, I am always left scratching my head. They obviously locked them intentionally, so in some weird way, they must have a reason that sounds logical to them. I'd love to hear it, because no matter how much I try to twist my mind into pretzels, I can't see it.
My biggest pet peeve is inventory being mapped to 'I'. I realize this is the default in many games, but I have never understood why any game designer would make a default key layout that involved having to either move your left hand to the right side of the keyboard, or move your right hand off the mouse (assuming a right handed gamer). What's more puzzling is that in the "old days", 'B' was almost universally the inventory key, but over the years, default keybindings just got weird and went all over the place.
Anyway, I changed one of the buttons on my 18 "button" mouse to 'I' as a workaround (as well as a few other locked binds that I didn't enjoy reaching across the keyboard for). Yet another great reason for using a gaming mouse, I suppose.
Still would love to hear the rationale behind locking some keybinds.
My biggest pet peeve is inventory being mapped to 'I'. I realize this is the default in many games, but I have never understood why any game designer would make a default key layout that involved having to either move your left hand to the right side of the keyboard, or move your right hand off the mouse (assuming a right handed gamer). What's more puzzling is that in the "old days", 'B' was almost universally the inventory key, but over the years, default keybindings just got weird and went all over the place.
Anyway, I changed one of the buttons on my 18 "button" mouse to 'I' as a workaround (as well as a few other locked binds that I didn't enjoy reaching across the keyboard for). Yet another great reason for using a gaming mouse, I suppose.
Still would love to hear the rationale behind locking some keybinds.