star wars the old republic pc control scheme

#STAR WARS THE OLD REPUBLIC PC CONTROL SCHEME FULL#

Meh I really dont like the control scheme on the PC, but its really up to you. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic PC.

It'd be tough and frustrating, but it is doable. For Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'How does this play on PC'. That's not to say that a controller setup wouldn't be able to compete in a pvp type of environment though, I don't want to desuade the idea of pvping with a controller or anything. You're correct about that, there would be a major difference in reaction time but if the controller is being set up for casual use, then there shouldn't be any real issues. Ah, then it seems to already be a working function.

So for those who just like the feel of using a controller and maybe kicking back a bit at the screen. But then again, like I said from the beginning, my sister set this up for casual play, not competitive end gaming. You might be quick with the controller and gotten so familiar with the set-up that it's almost a reflex, but you will never be quicker than someone with a keyboard who has all skills at their finger tips instantly. However, the downside is your reaction time. And the longer you play like that, the quicker you are at it. And it's quite easy and quick to switch between these bars during a fight. Four thousand years before the Galactic Empire, hundreds of Jedi Knights have fallen in.

#STAR WARS THE OLD REPUBLIC PC CONTROL SCHEME FULL#

For instance, 1 bar is full on damage, 1 bar could be dots or CC skills, 1 bar for healing skills, or you can build your own skill bar with just skills you like using all the time without having to switch to other bars or something. This item will be sent to your system automatically after purchase. But with a press of a button, she can filter through bars that she has set up for specific situations.

Now here is the dilemma, no you can't have all skills right there on 'one bar' of your controller. And she was able to set up all skills on her controller. to have a more relaxed experience when playing, instead of being all up on the keyboard. My sister recently set up her controller, (through Steam), to play this game because she's a casual player, not a competitive end gamer. It could actually be done, but you'd lose a huge chunk of skills in the process. Originally posted by Zero McDol:As Cody said, there's too many abilities to fit on the controllers' limited keys.

Star wars the old republic pc control scheme