Arqade Asked on June 28, 2021
I asked this question and based on the answer I decided to buy the entire trilogy.
However, I have one concern. I am a bit bored from using the keyboard + mouse and want to try the Xbox one controller. Of course I could just get the Xbox version but it is less private to the children. There seems to be some mods that allows the use of the Xbox 360 controller.
So I wonder if it would work with a Xbox One controller or if I need another mod to do this. Has anyone tried this?
Today I installed the game with all DLCs plus the mod I mention in the question.
Yes, my Xbox One controller works perfectly with the mod. So this finally answers the question.
Correct answer by Earth Engine on June 28, 2021
If the PC recognizes the controller then sure, you'll be able to play it.
The mod you linked to improves the HUD while playing with the controller, but breaks it if you change to keyboard + mouse, as stated.
Answered by Ciacciu on June 28, 2021
I don't know about Mass Effect specifically, but from my experience, the Xbox One controller works on all games which support the Xbox 360 controller.
Keep in mind that games that support the Xbox 360 controller, but not the Xbox One controller, may ask you to press buttons that are not available on the Xbox One controller, such as Start and Back. The equivalent to Start is Menu, and the equivalent to Back is View.
Answered by Nolonar on June 28, 2021
If you're looking for official controller support, none of the PC versions of the Mass Effect games have it. You could probably use a third party program like Joy2Key, but you would need to configure that yourself or download a profile someone else has made.
Answered by two bugs on June 28, 2021
Xbox 1 and Win 10 pose serious problems for ME1. There are some good profile sites to program your controller but the trick is to get the Game to recognize your controller. NexusMods has an ME1Controller bypass that you can download and install that's fairly simple. Beware! It states right in the Mods description that It'll Break certain aspects of your game. Those aspects pertain to the level-up screen. Half of the screen is blank and it's the half that you'd need to see in order to make your level-up choices. Your other choice is to try and play with kb/m. I brought this oversight to the attention of the folks at EA and Bioware and the overall reaction from them was "Oh-Well!"
Answered by Bill Traynor on June 28, 2021
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