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#sudo apt-get install xboxdrv
#sudo xboxdrv --detach-kernel-driver --mimic-xpadsudo xboxdrv --detach-kernel-driver --mimic-xpad
From there I ran the kde's calibration tool from System Settings > Input Devices , selecting the joystick option in the side pane. I had found that users with gtk could also give a program called jstest-gtk a go. Bastion was working after this calibration. Still I was having issues with tf2 not recognizing the gamepad's input. Then I tried messing around in big picture mode. In the settings, I found settings for mapping a controller. It is fairly straight forward, and all the buttons were matched up according to the picture, except for one which I figure is the center xbox button(don't have one of those). After that, I ran tf2 again. And it worked! Hope this helps anyone else having problems w/ gamepads.
Also, does xboxdrv work for non xbox controllers capcavern? That may have helped as well, but since I got it working last evening, I didn't bother. Thanks though.