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{{Gripe}}Rockstar must not have tested the PC version with the 10% of the population that uses a left-handed mouse. Setting up the controls for a left-handed player (arrow keys for driving) is just stupid (conflicts with phone menus). Also, useful keys HOME and NUMPAD-7 are reserved. | {{Gripe}}Rockstar must not have tested the PC version with the 10% of the population that uses a left-handed mouse. Setting up the controls for a left-handed player (arrow keys for driving) is just stupid (conflicts with phone menus). Also, useful keys HOME and NUMPAD-7 are reserved. | ||
:{{Gripe}}Agreed. On a similar note, you can't bind more than one key to a function either. I'm ambidextruous so I typically use both WAS&D ''and'' the arrow keys for driving, and switch between the two depending on what I'm doing. For example, if I'm doing drive bys I'll drive with the left hand, but otherwise I drive with my right. That's impossible now. | |||
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{{Gripe}}Hotwiring cars takes a very short time, even if the car is expensive. Much rarer cars should take more time to hotwire, and crappier cars should take less time. Yet it's the same for every car. | {{Gripe}}Hotwiring cars takes a very short time, even if the car is expensive. Much rarer cars should take more time to hotwire, and crappier cars should take less time. Yet it's the same for every car. | ||