How do you use a mouse and keyboard for game pass on PC? It wants a controller for every game.

Online gaming would become unbalanced. Not everyone on console wants to game with keyboard and mouse. Most on PC do so for the most part its balanced but only by how good the mouse/keyboards you buy so can be uneven. If you choose to use controller on PC
your at a disadvantage. Everyone with controller on console exactly even for online.

Not to mention i have to bring a keyboard and mouse to my loungroom to be competitive.

Hi, Jerry. My name is Ron, I'm an independent advisor. I will be more than happy to help you.

There are only some games that are officially supported by a keyboard and mouse setup.

You can check the list of games that are supported from this link, https://www.purexbox.com/guides/all-xbox-games-....

Note: This is a non-Microsoft website. The page appears to be providing accurate, safe information. Watch out for ads on the site that may advertise products frequently classified as a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). Thoroughly research any product advertised on the site before you decide to download and install it.

For other games that are not on the list, you will need to use a controller.

not every game has full controller support on the PC

if the game does not work right, use a keyboard and mouse

Console gaming is meant to be more simpler than PC gaming. No system requirements to worry about. No viruses to worry about. Keyboard and mouse commands from PC gaming, is more complicated than using a controller which has only a few buttons. A controller
is simpler, instead of pressing A, N,Z,B,5,3,Tab, Enter, Alt, F1, etc etc.

While a keyboard certainly does have more buttons you actually don't use them all while gaming. Indeed you use about the same amount of buttons to play a game with a keyboard and mouse as you do with a controller.

Honestly if you want a keyboard and mouse, get a PC! We don't want this PC rubbish on console.

Well as this thread proves, people do want keyboard and mouse on console. Just look at the popularity of the adaptors for further proof. Plus as I said before allowing native support would actually level the playing field far more than Microsoft allowing
keyboard and mouse adaptors to be used on the system.

A Windows PC easily supports the Xbox controller as well as keyboard and mouse. There really is no reason to disallow the option on the Xbox One, especially since it too is Windows based.

Sure so basically I play games on the gaming PC but sometimes I want to be in the living room. I don't want to lug it around.

xbox has the wireless display app which screen mirrors from your pc but also allows you to use the xbox controller for input.

I still want to use mouse and keyboard and I cannot figure out how to keep using mouse and keyboard when xbox is running the wireless display app. It always reverts to the controller only.

I basically want to use the xbox and the wireless display app like moonlight but keep using a mouse and keyboard instead of the xbox controller.

Is that more clear?