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Except preference.
I personally couldn't possibly play any shooter with a controller. It feels awkward, slow, and clunky.
However, since the horses are spurred in increments (as opposed to precision acceleration/braking in a car), this advantage is non-existant and aiming with weapons is much more precise with an analog mouse anyway.
So, the whole thing boils down to whether you want auto-aim or not.
Here's to say that the auto-aim does not aim at the head, but at the center of the chest.
However, people seem to quickly adapt by flicking the stick upwards a bit and consistently hitting heads.
This game was designed to be played with a controller. The auto-aim gives you a huge advantage in short-to-mid range gun fights, which is what the majority of conflicts are in this game.
Mouse and keyboard is better for sniping and very long range battles.