I play primarily on an Xbox controller, on PC. M&K is superior (for weaving, at least), no question. It's not even close.

It all comes down to the actuation of a mouse click vs the pull of a controller trigger. Clicking is lower-effort, and quicker; easier to slip in between skills (mis)firing on cooldown. Pulling the trigger isn't quite as quick and precise, which is what you want when getting your brain/hands to start weaving "for you" on autopilot.

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Obviously it matters what you are comfortable with, but I don't think there is much legitimate debate against the fact that a M/KB is objectively a far superior interface device than a gaming controller.

I use a right hand MMO mouse and a left hand mini keyboard/gamepad. My LA and Block are done with LMB and RMB (right index finger). All my skills dodge roll and potion quickslots are on my right thumb (12 button MMO mouse). My left thumb handles barswapping and break free. My left index finger handles ultimates and synergies. I am able to perform my entire rotation with four fingers, and it is perfectly smooth.

I have tried DPSing on a standard two button mouse, an xbox controller, and an MMO mouse. The MMO mouse is so far ahead that it's not even close, at least for me.

I played PC for a small bit of time and it was a struggle to get mkb down, although, I didn't have a fancy mouse or give it much time as my setup was absolutely suboptimal to play eso competitively like I could on console. I used a game pad for most of the time until I scrapped it until I can get a nice setup that can run ESO better than 45 fps (sometime in the future).