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[Ensomnea]

I have been trying to get this question answered for days. Does Inquistion offer any "click to move" option like in the previous DAs on PC? If not, why has Bioware dropped support for it?

[Conduit0]

You can click to move while in combat, and you can issue move commands while paused. Not sure about out of combat and unpaused.

[Ensomnea]

Thanks for the reply. I really am actually trying to find out if it can be done out of combat and not paused. As a disabled gamer, it would really make the game much easier to play. Unfortunately, I cannot get a response from Bioware and I have tried multiple outlets to get some type of response.

[StillBornVillain]

severe carpal tunnel?

[Conduit0]

Thanks for the reply. I really am actually trying to find out if it can be done out of combat and not paused. As a disabled gamer, it would really make the game much easier to play. Unfortunately, I cannot get a response from Bioware and I have tried multiple outlets to get some type of response.

Your best bet for answer is YouTube at this point, I'm sure at least one review/gameplay preview by now has gone over if click to move is available.

[Kantr]

It seems like you need WASD to move and not clicking

[Ensomnea]

severe carpal tunnel?

I wish! I have a type of muscular dystrophy. It limits me to only pressing one keyboard key.

 

Your best bet for answer is YouTube at this point, I'm sure at least one review/gameplay preview by now has gone over if click to move is available.

I'll look around youtube. I've attended 3 livestreams including the PC controls one and the question was ignored.

[Conduit0]

I wish! I have a type of muscular dystrophy. It limits me to only pressing one keyboard key.

I'm fairly certain third person camera mode uses action style controls with mouse look and wasd being forward/backward and strafe. So if you can use the mouse and at least one keyboard key the same time, you should be able to get around that way and then just switched to tactical camera and click to move for combat.

[Ensomnea]

I received a response on Facebook. Here's the official response:

 

 

DAI does have a tactical camera mode, which supports pause-and-play type mechanics. You can assign orders for your party, which does include moving to a particular section, or attacking a specific enemy. Once you set your tactics, you can restart time and see it all unfold. Hope this helps!

 

Now my next question with respect to accessibility. In windowed mode, does the frostbite engine confine the mouse inside the window?

 

Basically if I'm going to be required to hold down one key to move forward and change perspective with the mouse, I need to know if I will be able to quickly mouse out the window and pause the game using an on-screen keyboard when necessary. Otherwise, I will have to rely on speech recognition tools which typically have a small delay.

 

I know most of us won't have these answers before the game comes out, but I consider it to be a good idea to document my quest for information online for others who may need to search for it. I will continue to update this thread if Bioware responds.

[Ensomnea]

Bioware responded that Inquisition does not confine the mouse pointer inside the window. 

[aries1001]

Sorry for your troubles...

Would it be easier for you to play this game with a gamepad? Because Bioware this time around has made it so that there is controller support (gamepad) for this game...

 

I've read in one of the reviews that you can pick up loot by rightclicking, but then you have to be right next to the person or the loot you'll want to pick up...