Will Mass Effect Trilogy Legendary Edition for PC have controller support?

So far there has been no confirmation (i did a quick check before replying). 

I would also like to know :D If i find out in the coming weeks i'll let you know

@cgambleh 

I would be very very surprised if they don't add controller support for the PC version.

That's probably going to be the case, though I don't think there's any info on this (or really, most anything), out yet.

I reply for this: I encourage you controller users to give a good attempt at the keyboard+mouse control. After playing ME3 MP on XBOX for too many hours to admit to, I purchased ME3 PC and absolutely struggled with K+M.  But after persevering, I'd never ever go back.  It just works sooo much better in terms of control.  I can now competently (well at least I don't royally suck at) sniping.  That's only a small part of it.  Frankly lately, I find it hard to go back to my XBONE since I upgraded PC.  Part of it is surely the graphics, but the K+M controllability is a huge factor..

That really is just personal preference. For me the combat wheel is awesome and i love it, when i saw PC didnt have it the game didnt feel normal to me. You could argue that mods keep the game fresh/better looking but personally I dislike having to mess with files, i'm bad at it. If the game doesnt have mod support in the main menu so i just click download and play then I won't touch a mod. 

I moved from xbox to pc during the xbox one generation and honestly i came back to console. Controller is easier to learn and just feels more natural to me and the console itself spoonfeeds me a lot better than PC. Far quicker and easier to just get into a game, nothing worse than coming home and having to mess around with PC updates and settings when you just wanna chill. 

In short, nothing against PC versions of mass effect but sometimes people just prefer console gameplay for any number of reasons 🙂

I hear ya, and they are all valid points.  I agree dealing with PC issues is a downside.  And there is also something about sitting on the couch with my big screen and just laying back on the couch with a controller.  (In the past, I've connected PC to TV and used K&M, but it's not the same).  Though of course if you use controller on PC, you still have the PC gremlins to deal with!

As to Mods, I totally understand.  I've done umpteen ME playthrus.  This is the first time I'm using mods.  While some claim it is simple, I didn't find it so.  And you see many posts here about connectivity issues with them (not to disparage the great work done by modders and Mgamerz in particular for his tools!).

But got to say, K&M is "objectively" better 😉  (jk, but it is superior for top-tier competitive gameplay -- which has nothing to do with me, LOL)

@DoctorDAM 

You can strike the quotes. 😉

Everyone should play as and on whatever device they like to play, but personal preferences aside, K&M is vastly superior in regards to precision and control.

There is a reason that the console vendors make it as hard as possible to connect a mouse and a keyboard to their devices. 😉

I'm all for as many options as possible, which is why I not only want controller support, but also gyro aiming. The DualShock 4 supports it. Give us gyro controls, BioWare!

Random Topic, ssorry to divert a little from the original topic. I have started trying to learn some basic modding (i suck), I'm curious to see if the remaster makes it easier to do it, like putting a mod option in the menu for both console and PC and giving people tools to play with and the option to upload their mods for approval and stuff. 
don't know how hard thst stuff is to implement :P

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@Fred_vdp wrote:

I'm all for as many options as possible, which is why I not only want controller support, but also gyro aiming. The DualShock 4 supports it. Give us gyro controls, BioWare!

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+1 Even an old PC K&M gamer as I am would test that out. 😃

@GrimReaperTaken 

The Unreal engine is not that hard to mode if you want your game to be modded, but seeing that BioWare made it pretty hard for the original Mass Effect games I doubt that they will change that now.
It is a considerable development effort necessary to provide working modding tools and they also would to have provide support for such tools.