+1 for this.

I'm maybe not as in need of it as the original poster, but it's surely such an easy thing to implement, and it should really be in by default anyway.

I don't really edge scroll myself, I zoom in and out to get around mostly seems more natural than any other navigation method. Still I'm sure they will add it if there is enough call so far about 3 people want it so guess it won't be a high priority.

I can understand needing this in a n FPS but not really in this sort of game to be honest.

Exactly my problem.  I need Y invert because of all the flight sims and MechWarrior I used to play.  It is second nature to me to pull back on the mouse and have it nose up like flying a plane. 

I would really love to hear from a dev on this issue.

As far as I can tell Elementals camera positioning is already inverted. You want an option to set the camera normally? That would be unlike any flight sim I've played... I'm confused.

I'm going to bump this one. After quite a bit of time with E:WoM I've given up on ever trying to move the camera around since it never moves like I expect it to.

I think the way it moves is different from the default in most other similar games. I've played King's Bounty and Fantasy Wars recently and haven't had the problem in those games.

Isn't axis inversion a rather simple task in programming terms?

When I pull back (downwards) on the mouse (or whatever keypress it is), I want the camera to tilt up.  When I push the mouse forward (or whatever kepyress), I want the camera to tilt down. 

Just like the flightstick of an airplane.

I can't believe that NOBODY from Stardock has even commented on this. 

Come on guys, please at least respond.  Please add camera y invert.  As another poster mentioned, it is almost playable for me because my brain is wired for y invert flight sim mode.

Stardock - where are you?

Ok, if you want to split hairs: Whatever you call the current camera, I would prefer to have an option to invert it. Mainly Y-axis. If it's already inverted, then that would naturally be the inverse of the inverse, which you would probably call normal.

Inversing the camera is just a +/- switch, you can do it however many times you want. Inverse of + being -, and inverse of - being +.

Do you know what we refer to as the camera? Pressing down the middle mouse button and then tilting the view around? When a mouse is moved up with the middle mouse button pressed, it goes into the opposite direction than some people intuitively assume. This has nothing to do with edge scrolling econundrum1 referred to. It's just about changing the viewing angle.