BUG: PATCH 1.2: Unable to mouse click to proceed at the startup "press enter" screen. On the PC version, it would be more convenient if we can mouse click instead of having to press enter. Can this be fixed in the next patch?

Holy nit-pick Batman....LOL...how hard is it to press enter?

it's not hard but an inconvenience. when we startup the game, we have our hands on the WASD + mouse position. so pressing enter would mean reaching out of position and back, which is annoying.

Your not playing yet so what's the problem with having to move your hang. roflmao
People are just to lazy as is. omg what will people nickpick next.

BTW this is now your 4th thread started about mouse problems. Why not just use one for all mouse related problems?
I'm supprised a mod or Admin hasn't already warned you.

No he is right... it's not laziness it's horrible design.. This is one of those things that makes it look like the interface was just copy pasted from the console version. Which well designed PC game needed Press ENTER crap back before 360 and PS3. Even friggin Crysis 2 came with that CRAP!

It's not nit picking it's lazy/bad design and such issues need to be addressed. When I exit from within the game, don't take me to the press enter screen. Either take me to the menu or to windows. I shouldn't have to press enter and then hit exit after that all over again.

It's easier for me to alt-tab and rightclick and exit. BAD DESIGN!

I will agree I don't like the exit options. If i tell a game I want to exit that's just want I want to do.
Not be carried to yet another screen where I have to tell it again I'm ready to get out of the game.
There are so many other programs that are this way as well, pretty stupid in my opion that you have to tell it twice before you can actually exit it.
ya it wouldn't hurt for the Rage Logo screen to be removed where you have to hit the enter key, but it also not really a big deal or that much trouble to do as trying to get out of the game is.

also can't be that much trouble for the developers to fix it. and it's certainly not worth the trouble in trying to defend this bad design implementation. not fixing it would be lazy on the developers part.