BattleBit Remastered: 21 Keybinds You Need To Know | Advanced Control Guide

Unlock your true combat potential with these incredibly useful BattleBit Remastered keybinds. Despite the graphics, BattleBit in an in-depth military FPS with some surprisingly complex systems. Remembering all the buttons can be a challenge, so we’ve put together a list of all the keybinds beginners won’t know — or that you’ll easily forget in the heat of battle. Learn how to swap sweats, change optics mid-fight, zero your sights or toggle leaning. Just managing how many bullets your warrior has can be challenging without understanding the keybinds below.

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Keybinds You Need To Know

BattleBit Remastered is more complex than it looks. To help you navigate the massive maps, you’ll want to know every subtly of the controls — and there are lots of keybind controls the game doesn’t explain. Here our all the keybinds we think you need to know.

• [Middle Mouse] – Used to ping. Ping objectives to help guide your team. Ping enemies and vehicles to easily target specific problems on the battlefield. This also gives you extra XP.
• Hold [Middle Mouse] – Open the build menu. Everyone can use the build menu, not just the Squad Leader. Right-click to exit the menu. Regular troops can deploy sandbags as cover, while the Squad Leader can place a Respawn Beacon.
• [Alt+Scroll Wheel] – Change the sights on guns for accurate shots at longer range. Especially useful for Recon. Use with a Rangefinder accessory to accurately zero your sights.
• While ADS [Scroll Wheel] – Switch optics. If you have multiple optics equipped, you can rapidly switch between them while Aiming-Down-Sights.

• [C] – Default crouch toggle. You can set other keybinds to always toggle crouch, or stick to [C].
• Toggle [Q] / [E] – [Q] and [E] are default keys for leaning. You can also change settings so leaning is a toggle. Incredibly important so you don’t have to hold even more keys at the same time.
• [F] – Default key for dragging. Keybind healing item use to [F] to heal and drag at the same time. Incredibly useful.

• Tap [R] – Standard reload. You’ll remove your magazine and place it in your pack to be reused later.
• Double-Tap [R] – Quick reload. You’ll dump the magazine on the ground instead of storing it. While reloading, you can walk over it to recollect.
• [P] – Combine magazines. Press to take the bullets from used magazines and combine them so you have a full (or more full) magazine.
• [H] – Check magazine. Press to check how many rounds are in your current magazine.

• [X] – Switch firing mode. Toggles between full auto, burst and semi auto.
• [Space] – When dead, you can tap [Space] to respawn. Select a teammate then spam Space. You’ll respawn as soon as your teammate is out of combat briefly.
• [F1 – F8] – Used to swap seats in vehicles. Easily swap to the gunner seat if the gunner has been downed.
• [L] – Toggles on Headlights when driving vehicles. Not very useful unless you’re on a night map. Turn off headlights when approaching enemy-controlled area or you’ll be easy to spot.

• [M] – Opens the map. Basic but incredibly important tool when planning.
• [V] – Proximity chat. Speak only with players in close proximity. Your enemies can hear you if they’re close..
• [B] – Squad chat. Over the radio, only your squadmates can hear you. This is the most common chat you’ll want to use.
• [N] – Leader chat. Talk to the Squad Leaders if you’re a Squad Leader to coordinate strategy.

• [T] – Toggles on / off flashlight attachments. Not required for Tactical Flashlight — the Tac Flashlight automatically activates when ADS. Use this to blind enemies in close combat.
• [N] – Toggles on / off nightvision. Important for night maps. Watch out for enemy flares or flashlights — they’ll blind you with NVG on.

That’s 21 keybinds we think are vitally important — let us know if we missed any! This is a deceptively complex game, and this is just the start. Try learning how to fly a helicopter without crashing and you’ll quickly see how many more keybinds you need to know.