The thing the narks me the most about all this is it's not like they haven't done this before? You would of thought they would of learned from their past mistakes. But no, the repeat the same mistakes and to top it off make it even harder for us to fix because they clearly aren't going to. It's madness!

Stupidity:

Doing the same thing

over and over

and expecting a

different result.

QFT!! Amen!

call my cynical, but if no one from the gaming media talks about this, might as well expect this problem to never get fixed.

You guys need to face the reality. Bethesda do good games but don't respect us at all. Fixes are made by the community, not by the dev. They don't care at all about the keybinding, they know you are going to use any third party tool or wait for the community to release a "fix" for it. And is not the only dev doing this, but people keep buying their games whatsoever, so...

Money talks. If enough people ask for refund, it will be an issue for them and then they probably do something. But as you can read on this thread, that is not going to happen.

Thing is that these days, they don't really even do good games. I rate the Fallout 4 experience as being quite mediocre, even when the key-mapping "feature" is taken out of the equation. This game has ridden entirely on the coattails of the previous games, the overdone hype and the dedication of the modding community.

Thing is that they are about the only ones making these sort of easy to mod, open world games, so if you want one, you're a bit like someone who wants to buy a car, but finds that the only thing on the showroom floor is a Lada.

Sure, take it home, tinker with it and replace enough bits and you'll end up with a mighty fine looking car, but let's not pretend that the engine, or chassis are safe and reliable, or that this somehow means that your original purchase wasn't a pile of stinking rubbish.