Apparently, the game will also have context-sensitive shortcuts that will let you map multiple functions to a single key so that you won't have to use multiple shortcuts if you don't care to. In a private press demonstration, Roper showed how he mapped his character's sprint ability, overhead bash attack, and spinning whirlwind attack to the Shift key to automatically move quickly when far away from enemies, then switch to different attacks depending on whether his character was standing in front of a single enemy or mobbed by multiples. The CEO also showed off an interesting new cosmetic detail, armor "theming," which automatically grants your armor pieces a uniform color and visual theme depending on whether you're wearing multiple pieces of the same set (as opposed to wearing different pieces of armor from different sets--a common occurrence in online role-playing games that makes your characters look ridiculous because they're wearing armor pieces that are different colors, like orange, purple, and green).