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You could, but there's no official control scheme. My experience wasn't great, but maybe yours will be better. I just think that since there's so many buttons (multiple toolbars, multiple menus and build modes, etc.), it's hard to make it all work.
Maybe I'll try my hand at a new control scheme, but it just seems built for a M+Kb. It plays well, though, so the limitation really is only the controls.
Mine too. I wanted to like Satisfactory, but I hit a point in the tutorial where I couldn't progress because there was no way to activate a device. After what felt line several minutes, I discovered I was doing exactly what was expected, but the mouse control hotbox was just incredibly small.
I looks fun! I may try it on my PC sometime.
Thanks to the both of you. I'll give it a shot.