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It all really depends on your definition of uncomfortable, which is really the problem it's self. Everyone on here is just giving you personal preference and their personal opinions.. what is stiff or soft to one person may be completely the opposite to another person. Just like most opinions on the internet.. :P
In my opinion it wouldn't be too bad, but that being said I have PBM Coil's and some say they are too hard for daily driving even on the softest setting, I don't really find them that way. You do not really need to install any other suspension parts, unless you are going to use the function that they provide. i.e Toe rods to adjust your caster and toe, RUCA's so you can adjust rear camber, sway bars to reduce body roll, etc..
Personally, the only thing you would normally need if you've got big wheels is RUCA's so you can adjust rear camber.. as most coilovers these days come with camber adjustable fronts already. If you're going to be slamming the shit out of your car, I would suggest more suspension parts like toe rods and tension rods as they are higher strength than OEM ones typically and they are more meant for that.
Otherwise if your just lowering your car, hardening up the suspension a bit with your coilovers and would like to enjoy a semi-comfortable ride.. just install your coils and that's it. You'll find out quickly after having your coilovers installed what your limits are, what you enjoy and what you would like adjusted and new things you should buy.
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