I've always suspected whether the raw input for each type of device is separate.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windo ... -raw-input
Back when I played R6S, the settings page was also interestingly designed to specifically distinguish between keyboard and mouse.
Using third-party testing software (non-keyboard driver) for remapping,
I found that in Valorant and CS2, after remapping the A key to the W key, pressing the A key correctly resulted in forward movement (as the W key) in-game.
Only R6S and R6SX still treated the A key as normal left movement.
Those interested can test other games that support raw input, such as OW2
Many games only support raw input for the mouse
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