WSAD
WSAD refers to the four keys commonly used for movement in many computer games. These keys are W, S, A, and D, typically located on the left side of a standard QWERTY keyboard. W is generally used for forward movement, S for backward movement, A for moving left, and D for moving right. This arrangement became a standard early in the development of 3D games, offering a comfortable and intuitive way for players to control their character's position and orientation.
The widespread adoption of WSAD for movement can be traced back to the game Doom in the
Over time, game developers and players have adapted to this convention. While some games may offer alternative