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What I -do- know, is you can get a Logitech F310 for like $15 from Best Buy or Amazon. It's important to understand however, if you go that route, that the sticks are less precise than official controllers from Nintendo, Sony, or Microsoft. On the plus side, this means they will 'soft lock' into every 45 degree angle. On the down side, for those moments when you actually need higher precision while throwing, you'll feel it.
The most important aspect of the F310 is that it actually has a face button, directly below 'Select,' which swaps the function of the L-stick and the D-pad, and you can do this completely on the fly, at any moment. I kind of wish every controller in existence had this.
What you could do in any situation which requires precision is walk slowly and push the stick in a more direct position. If your controller is way too sensitive, you could get a new one or just adjust the stick's sensitivity using Steam's controller configuration, which is free.
so such ignorant posts are not helping and ignorant devs too. guess i should skip this game then.
And to be fair, the game was designed with the controls the way they are. It's not like the d-pad isn't being used for anything. You'd have a lot more problems switching elements with a stick as those things aren't designed for four-way auto-selections. Otherwise, why do you think weapon wheels are, well, wheels?
If you're one of those people who think the world should bow to you and meet your demands, then I agree. You should definitely skip this game cuz no one here (especially not the devs) owe you anything. If the controls bother you so much to the point where you throw a tantrum, then this game just isn't for you and you should stop complaining and play something you already know you enjoy.
Have a good one.
Though I'll admit, the controls aren't as customizable as I'd like them either. For example, KB+M players should be able to toggle whether 'clicking close to Lea' does melee or not, as there's already a dedicated melee button anyway.
It would've also been nice to hold the dodge button to do dodge arts, instead of having to hit dodge then quickly hold charge. Not because I think dodge arts are too hard to perform, but I'd rather not fly off the edge when I want to dodge in and melee art something.