>>320462068
K+M for shooters and MOBA
Everything else controller.

>>320462068
depends. some games are atrocious with kb+m. for those kind of games, i use a controller.

everything else kb+m.

ETS 2, controller
Keyboard and mouse everything unless it's unplayable

>>320462068
M+KB is objectively superior for competitive games, MMOs, or any game where aim is required

controller is better for racing or comfy platformer games

I dont think this thread went how the OP planned it in his head

I'd like to use my keyboard+mouse more, but I bought a shit desk off of amazon so it always feels awkward and uncomfortable. As weird as it sounds, can anyone recommend a good desk that can fit 2 screens, kb+m, and maybe some extra space for food? Thanks

both

usually m&kb

ds3 for some games, like mgsv

I cannot game on my PC... how do I answer?

>>320462850
I asked how people prefer to play games on their PC, how else would I have planned it?

>>320462068
I like to use whichever feels comfier, often it's the controller, but that said there aren't all too many controller compatible games that do a good job mapping out the controls

At the moment Dark Souls and The Binding of Isaac I play with the controller, and everything else I use the keyboard and mouse for

>>320462068
KB+M always, except for when emulating.

>>320462068

Mouse

Though if I'm a lazy faggot who doesn't feel like binding I go controller until it's unbearable and impacts my performance and switch to kb mouse

Depends on the game. Shooters KBM, platformers controller, I play the witcher with a controller, but it's a made-for-consoles game so I feel it justified.

KB + M on everything, I just like how it feels.

Bethesda games, shooters, RTS, Anything involving precision I use my KB+m.
For jrpgs, racing games, platformers, I use a DS4

I got a PS4 last Christmas and its been collecting a lot of dust, at least I got some good use out of the controller. Its a good controller.

>>320462068
Mouse and keyboard

I'm getting older and now to play everything with controller

Depends on the game. Most games are suited to either controller or kb/m. I also have an arcade stick for fighters and shmups. Controller is usually comfier.

I prefer Fallout 4 on a controller for example, even though it's harder to aim I like moving and aiming smoothly rather than jerky movements on kb/m.