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https://feedback.naughtydog.com/hc/en-us/articles/14368204754708-What-controllers-are-supported-when-playing-The-Last-of-Us-Part-I-on-PC
For me, an Xbox controller (Xbox One or newer) still provides a great experience. Unfortunately the game doesn’t use the Xbox adaptive trigger feedback, but they did a good job with basic 2 motor force feedback.
I didn’t enjoy playing with a keyboard and mouse, so I don’t recommend that.
If you do use a PlayStation or Xbox controller, disable Steam Input in the Steam game settings. This is known to cause conflicts with this game.
I wouldn't be using Bluetooth. I use the Xbox Controller Wireless adapter. Would it make a difference?
An Xbox controller was the best way for me, in fact, I highly recommend using the wireless adapter. Right-click the game in Steam library, go to properties, then controller settings, and select “Disable Steam Input”. You shouldn’t have any issues after this, but you won’t be able to use Steam Remote Play.
Steam Input caused issues for me with character movement and QTE scenes always failed. After I disabled it, these problems stopped