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actually Q and E were part of Oni's movement controls, before they were used for 'swap' and 'drop'!

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	For ~~printing out and affixing to a computer~~ at a Bungie kiosk when demoing Oni. ~~This layout~~ is ~~some kind of~~ hybrid between Oni and Myth. The combat controls are for Oni, but ~~the Q and E keys are for rotating the landscape view in Myth, and~~ the F-keys are entirely Myth-related~~, not Oni~~-~~related~~. I have a feeling we're looking at the product of a layered document, where each game had its own overlay on the keyboard image, and only one was supposed to be visible at a time.		For displaying at a Bungie kiosk when demoing Oni. For some reason this image is a hybrid between Oni's and Myth's controls. The combat controls are for Oni, but the F-keys are entirely Myth-related (the exact same F-key image is on p25 of the Myth II manual). I have a feeling we're looking at the product of a layered document, where each game had its own overlay on the keyboard image, and only one was supposed to be visible at a time. Intriguingly, however, the Q and E keys, while using for rotating the camera in Myth, ''are'' in fact part of pre-beta Oni's movement controls. See [[:Image:Controls layout 2.jpg]] for proof of this.

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