Binding I as W, J as A, K as S, and L as D, as the original keys were busy as i set up a table for cheat engine, and used those keys without thinking....

Not sure if it's weird, but scroll wheel up for grenade change, down for weapon change.

i used to use trash talk key binding/script in csgo for !^%#s and giggles, you press a bound key and you send a randomized insult/joke in chat, thats probably the weirdest keybind i have ever used :D

I remember in "Alone in the dark" there was rope climbing in the game. And the key to jump from the rope was "print screen" :D i have no idea why did they assign a jump function to print screen :)

When i was a kid in racing games i always used the arrows for directions. But for reasons i decided the acceleration to be A and backwards Z and the rest as it is. These are the only key biding's i remember changing lately. Nitro shift, left and right arrows and so on.

Bind kill on L

I always customize controls first before anything else in a game I install.

As for "weird" keyboard bindings of mine:

1. I always use inverted y-axis for mouse. Always. First did this with Project IGI and Counter Strike and have done so since with every game. It just feels right to me personally.


2. I almost always use Shift key for crouch and Ctrl for sprint.


3. I almost always use E key for interaction/activation/whatever. It's only in games that have peaking around corners that I use F key.


4. I almost always use Alt key for switching to secondary weapon (unless the game is like Republic Commando or Crysis 1/Warhead, where you can use number keys).

I use pretty vanilla key mappings, so nothing exciting there. But the weirdest "keybinds" I ever made were as follows:

1) I broke my right hand many years back as a teenager, so I had to remap a lot of things and use the mouse left-handed, with my right hand thumb taking case of walking W=+, S=enter, jump=numpad0, etc :D

2) One indie game called "The First Tree". It was free, I decided to give it a try. It was so bad as a walking sim, I ended up making a macro for W so that I can click a key once and watch it walk for ages before anything relevant happens...

I don't have weird key binds... any more.. when I was younger I used Q as ADS instead of RMB that was about ten years ago... when COD4 was my fave game.

I don't really have weird key binds anymore, but I do have a macro that double clicks a lot really fast, you know because reasons....😄

I always use X for crouch toggle. Also E is always the activate key for me, even though loads of games have started using F

in pretty much all open world games i have secondary controls for the vehicles set on the arrow keys like NFS except in GTA i need that for the phone controls so i then use the number pad as secondary for vehicles. reload and melee has to be set on the mouse with the extra gaming buttons unless its Tomb Raider then it needs to be the interact button

i ALWAYS change the communcation Button to C... why? Muscle memory will f me up if i don't

so I'm lefthanded, when i was a kid my dad refused to let me put the mouse on the left side of the keyboard. ever since then I learnt to play RTS and MOBO games with the keyboard as normal for a right-hander but if you put your left hand on the mouse and then put your right hand over your left arm onto the keyboard.

In battle royales especially, I often have auto-sprint on, and I bind my weapons/gear to Shift, Caps Lock, and Tab. That way, I can have a long-range weapon out, but if suddenly someone pops out, I can very quickly easily switch to something short-ranged with the pinky finger.

I always rebind the sprint key to TAB or the extra side mouse button. SHIFT just isn't intuitive for me.

I used to have downscroll as melee in FPS games. I have my mouse wheel left and right click as 9 and 0 respectively, so I don't have to do any stretching in Final Fantasy 14 (I have the traditionally 6-8 as Q, E and R).

My weirdest keybind is because my mouse wheel broke in the past and I didn't want to change all my binds for one game. So what I did was bind jump to ctrl as I already had space as crouch.

I sometimes do change keybinds, because it helps me to play more comfortably and also it helps when you can use your muscle memory to know exactly where something it. I don't really have any weird ones, just what I got used to through games. And sometimes defaults will also work for me, it just depends on game and its genre.

Crouch on 'C' like wtf? has to be on ctrl

Well, Logitech G600 messed me up. I love that mouse and I can't use any other. XD In games I use side buttons for reloading, grenades, etc. And for every day from cut, copy, past to minimizing, closing windows, and putting my laptop to sleep.