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PC Keyboard controls. Raven and menu issues.
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Is anyone else having issues with PC controls? I cannot control the raven when its in the air. Forward backward left right, nothing. Stationary mode works, as does marker and camera direction move via mouse. In old AC games the bird would be controlled with same directional keys as character and mount. Am I missing something? Also tab key is bound for quest menu. Nothing happens.
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Hey there, sorry to hear this! Could you please verify your game files and test again? If the issue persists, can you try binding to different keys and test again?
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Same issue here. Due to an impairment of my left hand, I need to rebind WASD to EADF. When I do this, I can't steer Synin. Also can't control Eivor on load screens. Rebinding to other random keys works, but makes the game unplayable for me. Rebinding back to EADF results in the same problem. Verifying game files didn't fix the problem either.
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@fockendope Confirming inability to control birdie movement after PC keyboard rebinding. Can control all other stuff (marker, stationary, delete markers). First day I thought that's a new feature - birdie straight flight. Now I activate birdie with looking in required direction, then freezing to "stationary", remembering stuff, then birdie-out/ birdie-in under different tack.
Quest menu - you have to hold button for a while. -
@fockendope In Version 1.0.2 it worked occasionally after some time playing. After update I cannot control the raven at all. I play QWES - always, has never been a problem in Origins and Odyssey.
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PC TU 1.1.1 = Bird flight control still not fixed.
Still: No response to player-assigned direction keys. Game ignoring Player-assigned marker key and keep it on "LeftMouse". -
PC TU 1.1.2.
Now have new bird flight control features: steering right-left, up-down by player-assigned direction keys. Also in-flight marker now can be activated by player-assigned key.
Really hope all that not some kind of glitch but just fixing job well done.
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