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The game is on pc and the main input devices on PC is mouse and keyboard. What you do is gatekeeping for a company who is just to lazy or don't care to make the game better for their playerbase. I don't even need them to optimize the control scheme to perfectly fit me but at least give us the the bare minimum so that we can customise the control scheme how we want, like in literally every other modern game nowadays.
If you have nothing of value to say then just shut up and gatekeep somewhere else with your unqualified opinion. Thats a valid criticism from me to make the experience better for people that don't have a controler or simply don't wanna use a controler, like me. But I guess that is a no-go for someone egoistic like you. I mean why should you care if the game improves in some aspects where you get nothing out of it, right?
Even the dev themselves say, "Real Yakuza use a gamepad".
Controller is good for games that use analogy inputs (flightcontrol, racing games), and side scroll/isometric games that don't have camera control (which are mostly not using analog input). But for camera control, you want point to point input like in a mouse, not angle to speed to point conversion like in a controller.
You probably don't know the origin of joystick/controller, it's a compromise made considering servomotor (which comes with unavoidable mechanical delay) and production cost. Anything better than a joystick would be overengineering as the response time of the control system is limited by the servomotor response time (excavator, tank turret, etc). To use joystick for camera control in games (which is analogy input without mechanical delay), is purely a cost consideration that sacrifices precision (which weren't an issue for old gen consoles because of delays due to low framerate). M+KB > Controller.
Adding an option is always better than missing an option, wouldn't you agree? How do you think the future would look like if the world is run by people like you who think certain option should be kept to the exclusion of all other options? Would the humanity end up with only 1 type of food, 1 color/style of cloth, absolute authoritarian, 1 type of movie (marvel? lol), oh, and Console exclusive soul-like games with only controller support? You keep it up if you want the 1984 future.
Then let's put something like this to every other game from now on where the devs are to lazy or don't care do make a proper control scheme. But why even stop there, let's go and make it like something like this: When God of War Ragnarok comes to PC and runs bad just make a "Real gods use a 4090" and don't give a damn about optimisation or even better use this on games like call of duty while removing the aimbot controller people need on console with "Real soldiers use mouse and keyboard". RGG even removed this nonsense with gamepad from gaiden, probably because they know how retarded it is for a excuse.
If you prefer controller I wish you guys the best fun possible with this game but how ignorant must you be interfere with a thread which posts constructive criticism to make the overall experience for everyone else better. It isn't even any effort for the devs to just enable full key customization.
Using mouse and keyboard for JRPG is blasphemy lol.
"JRPG are meant to be played with a controller"
Are you serious? Then shooters are meant to be played with a mouse, delete all shooters from console.