Keyboard controls - how are you handling platforming?

I've triedd both on my pc andd like ME3 it plays smoother with the combo keyboard+mouse to me.

Sorry for any confusion - I have two hands just I wasn't able to move, jump/sprint and use right mouse click at the same time.

Knowing I don't need to hover for any jumps helps.

Does anyone remember Super Mario 2 for the NES?  I thought Ryder was like playing the Princess where you have to hover so you jump longer across gaps lol.

I've always been a mouse/keyboard user so I keep everything bound to left side of my keyboard that gets used a lot. Plus my keyboard has extra keys below space bar to bind to. So easy reach for thumb. Buttons on left side to bind to that's easy for pinky to reach. Mouse is a MMO type, lots of buttons.

Sadly, PS4 controllers don't work on it. Only xbox and the logitec controller.

My Sara has jumped into nothingness more than once due to not getting my keyboard/mouse to line up right or do things right. I'm sure it's user error but it's annoying. 

Ok. Thank you. I will try it out, but the mental conversion will probably throw me for a loop.

I have a couple of 3' x 3" sticky notes on the bottom edge of the monitor. One has the XBOX  Y-B-A-X layout and the other has a couple of Keyboard ones that I forget, since the keyboard is still accessible while using the DS4. And another one for MP. Eventually muscle memory will take over.

When I injured my shoulder, I found the controller was a lot more kinder...

I think you just need a little getting use to regardless of using a controller or kb/mouse.

If you need to slow things down, draw your weapon, jump and hover (default: right mouse), then turn to which ever direction you want and then dash (without releasing right mouse).

I tried using my Stratus XL for this game, but I haven't been able to get it to work. That lead me to wanting to use my Logitech G13, but again, something is funky with it so that doesn't work either. I'm using a Logitech G710+ keyboard with a Razor Naga Hex mouse. It took about 20 to get used to it (and I still have difficulty finding alt sometimes) but for the most part, it is working pretty well. Can't say I have had much trouble making jumps, seems pretty easy and straightforward - just jump pack and then (if needed) and then evade towards the location you want to get to. I also have small hands and have no problem keeping my pinky on sprint and my thumb on space while keeping my middle finger on W. I use the default key bindings and haven't had a problem yet.

Best of luck.