Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (BFBC2), released in 2010 by DICE, was designed primarily for keyboard and mouse (KB/M) input on PC. This paper finds that from the base PC version. However, full functionality can be achieved through third-party mapping software or community-developed modifications. Unlike later Battlefield titles (e.g., BF3 onward), BFBC2 does not feature built-in button prompts or auto-aim for controllers on PC.
If you are playing Battlefield: Bad Company 2 on Steam (or have added it as a non-Steam game), Steam Input is your best friend. This bypasses the game’s native controller detection entirely and forces the game to think your controller is a mouse and keyboard. battlefield bad company 2 pc controller support
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