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If you're planning to go with a fighter or grappler relying on swift movement, changing of direction, and short-range abilities, often ALL AT THE SAME TIME, the gamepad is definitely a better choice if you know how to use it.
However, if you're a fan of the railgun or the gemini laser, go for the mouse controls, like me.
And for the third- and second-to-last mission in the campaign, you'll want a Gamepad unless you can cope with your cursor suddenly having mass. Not ideal.
So yeah. If you play at range at need aiming, M/KB. If you play up close, need to turn fast but have weapons that aren't as easy to miss with (Grappler Cone abilities qualify), then go for Controller.
Accuracy in both long range shots and directional correction just have me playing at a higher skill level. I'd also recommend rebinding some of your keys for better ergonomics.
HOWEVER,
Gamepad feels VERY different and is a fun experience as well, just drop your difficulty a bit to compensate.