With the basics of the guide fully covered I can now share a proposed alternative setup to the default that is intended to make players’ lives easier.

The following applies to PC users.

Move Up

Move Left

Move Right

Move Down

Attack

(Super) Jump Roll

Creep/ Scope

Use/ Pick Up/ Interact/ Jump out of Eagle/ Toggle Umbrella

Heal with Health Juice

Repair Armour with Super Tape

Reload Weapon

Switch to Left Weapon Slot

Switch to Right Weapon Slot

Switch to Melee Weapon Slot

Switch to Throwables Slot

Switch to Previous Weapon Slot

Open Chat

Switch Chat Channel

Emote (Hold for wheel)

Emote 1 hotkey

Emote 2 hotkey

Emote 3 hotkey

Emote 4 hotkey

Emote 5 hotkey

Emote 6 hotkey

Emote 7 hotkey

Emote 8 hotkey

Previous Emote wheel

Next Emote wheel

Map

Mark Map

Remove Marker

Hold Inventory

Toggle Inventory

Drop Half of Inventory

Toggle UI

Spectate Next (In Squads Mode)

Spectate Previous (in Squads Mode)

Mute Target Player

Toggle Recoil Indicators

Quick Chat

W

A

D

S

Mouse0 (Left click)

Space Bar

LeftControl

C

1

2

3

4

Return/Enter

Tab

Keypad1

Keypad2

Keypad3

Keypad4

Keypad5

Keypad6

Keypad7

Keypad8

[

]

M

Mouse0 (Left click)

Mouse1 (Right click)

I

F1

Mouse0 (Left Click)

Mouse1 (Right Click)

F6

W

A

D

S

Mouse0 (Left click)

LeftControl

C

1

2

3

4

Return/Enter

Tab

Keypad1

Keypad2

Keypad3

Keypad4

Keypad5

Keypad6

Keypad7

Keypad8

[

]

M

Mouse0 (Left click)

Mouse1 (Right click)

LeftAlt

I

F1

Mouse0 (Left Click)

Mouse1 (Right Click)

F5

F6

W

A

D

S

Mouse0 (Left Click)

Space Bar

LeftControl

E

Q

C

R

1

2

3

4

T

Return/Enter

Tab

V

M

Mouse0 (Left click)

Mouse1 (Right click)

LeftAlt

I

LeftShift

F1

Mouse0 (Left click)

Mouse1 (Rightclick)

F5

F6

Z


The reasoning for some of these changes is covered, but here is the short of what my deviations from the default layout set out to achieve.

I observed that for PC Users the keyboard space around the movement keys is over-crowded while the mouse is significantly underutilized. I made adjustments that aimed to address this, as well as to improve flow, and the changes have, for the most part, been successful in such regards.

The Alternatively column is not intended as a fully operational key set but is instead intended to provide more inspiration – while also making an effort to not include the kinds of mouse buttons less likely to be included in a standard mouse.