Complete gameplay in the Rocket League is a mix of gaming skills and efficient camera settings. Many players have the former but struggle with the latter. Hence, they do not achieve much success.
Do you want to be successful as an RLC player? Then you should pattern your camera settings after the greats like Jacob. Jacob is a top player and in this post, we will profile his camera settings.
Jacob Camera Settings (Updated)
Success as a Rocket League player is tied to your ability to set your camera right. It takes some players days or even months to figure this out. Here’s some good news. You don’t have to stress that long.
We have brought your Jacob’s camera settings on a platter. Simply check through and make adjustments to your camera settings and you’ll be fine. See his camera settings below:
- Camera shake – No
- FOV – 110
- Distance – 270/300
- Height – 100
- Angle – -5.0
- Stiffness – 0.65
- Swivel – 4.2
- Transition speed – 1.00
- Ball cam – Toggle
Are they similar to yours? If your answer is no, try making a few tweaks then sort out your camera issues. Meanwhile, have you seen Jacob’s latest settings? If you notice that he has made an upgrade to his camera settings, reach us via our communication channels.
Jacob’s Camera Settings vs. Experts’ Opinions
It is always important to make this sort of comparison. While sticking with the experts on their suggested settings is good, a few tweaks are not bad. Camera settings should be based on a player’s preferences not exactly what the experts say.
Let’s see if Jacob completely agrees with the experts or he has made a few deviations himself.
Camera angle – This is the angle at which the game cam shows your vehicle. It is very important as it affects your perception and control as you play. The default figure is -3 which many players think is perfect. If you feel somewhat adventurous then you can try -5. Jacob is one of the adventurous ones setting his angle at -5.
Camera Distance – This determines how far off the camera is from your car behind. The further the distance, the more field space you’ll see. You will also see more of the ball with higher values. The challenge is that this may affect precision, ball control, and dribbling. Regular distances are between 280 and 320. Jacob agrees with this as he uses either 270 or 300.
Camera swivel speed – The swivel speed determines the speed at which your camera makes a turn when your car turns. This feature depends on a player’s preferences so there aren’t any specific recommendations. Most RLC players stick with 2.5 which is the default. However, experts think anywhere around 1.0 and 10.0 is fine. Jacob agrees with expert opinion as he uses 4.2.
More about Jacob
Jacob was born on the 1st of January 1997 in the United States of America. His real name is Jacob McDowell and he plays for the 72PC team in the Rocket League. He has made over $66,967 playing.
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