I understand why they've done this, so that left click is your 'main' hand, but for magic that doesn't really matter. I've been considering just switching M1 and M2 controls, so that my mouseclicks actually correspond to which hand I'm using, but I'm wondering if this messes up anything else further down the line or makes the UI even more cumbersome to navigate?
It gets a bit confusing for me when trying to assign new spells, but mainly I roll with dual casting the entire time, so I don't really get mixed up much.
Or wait for some sort of mod. I switched them over very quickly. I use pure magic and it is very confusing when you're in a rush. Doesn't mess anything up at all, totally fine. First thing I did.
Don't think it has anything to do with it, but I'm left handed so it felt just too weird. One of the first things I did. This is not a shooter like Bioshock 2 where it felt wierd Swapping M1 and M2 made it all very natural in Skyrim. All the menu and interface stuff remains unchanged. I've been playing with M1 and M2 reversed this whole time.
In retrospect, I have no idea why. It doesn't make a lick of sense. I really think it's weird that default settings is totally inverted for your hands.
Why would left click be right hand? I haven't, since I'm rolling with sword and shield, but I probably will when I start over with a pure mage character. Im genuinely surprised about the number of people who did switch, I thought you all would just stick with it but yeah I think that game is almost unplayable without switching the M1 and M2. I dual-cast most of my spells so it's not that big of a problem.
I've gotten used to it when I use the conjured sword. I switched too. I was also going to switch R ready weapon and F POV because F was the ready weapon buton in the other games, but that broke the favorite function for some reason.
That and I made sprint shift instead of alt. M-keys—Each M-key extends the capability of the G-keys, allowing you to assign up to 3 different key configurations to each profile for your G-keys. This allows you to react to different game scenarios in a single profile by switching between the M1, M2 and M3 keys. MR-key—Use this key to record quick macros. For instructions, see Recording a quick macro in this guide. Sign up to join this community.
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The controls dont seem to give me the option of assigning a key for magic use All keybindings should be customizable. There are, actually, drivers that allow you to use a wired and some wireless PS3 or controller on the desktop version of the game - even on Mac. I am unsure of their location, if the controller is wired MacOS might do a little plug-n-play action and find them for you.
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