More than just turning, it is helpful when landing at an awkward angle. It will take a little while to get used to the mechanic, so my best advice would be keep using it until you get a really good feel for it. It will help whip your car around much faster than turning without it and, with a little bit of boost applied, it will work even better. You end up using it a lot more than you would think, at least I do. Powerslide is something that you want to use to get a good feel for it. I didn’t include anything from Yukeo because he is one of the rare keyboard players and I have never even tried using a keyboard, so I wouldn’t want to try to talk about something I have zero experience with. I would recommend trying different set-ups until you find one that feels comfortable and natural to you.įor those interested in all the button layouts that Turbopolsa and ViolentPanda use I’ll list them here below.
I did try having boost on a bumper button for a while, but having it right next to jump ultimately felt more natural to me which is why I kept it that way. ViolentPanda and I have to kind of fat finger the buttons and press two at the same time with our thumbs to achieve the same thing. The benefit Turbopolsa has with his set-up is he can easily boost and jump at the same time with the L1 and X. I use jump as A and boost as X, I’ve been thinking about switching boost to B but I would have to retrain my muscle memory after using it this way for hundreds of hours, which is why I recommend finding a good set-up before you get far into the game. Turbopolsa has boost at L1 and jump as X (PlayStation controller) where ViolentPanda has boost at A and jump as B (Xbox). Some people map their boost to a bumper button to be able to easily press it while jumping at the same time. Your boost button is going to be one you’re using a lot, so make sure it is comfortable for you to boost and be able to jump at the same time. I personally have the left stick click set to my air roll right just for that purpose. I do like having a directional air roll mapped as well so half flips are easier to do but I’ll get to those in a bit. Turbopolsa also uses R1 for air roll right. ViolentPanda has air roll set to left bumper but powerslide is the X button for him (Xbox controller as well), whereas Turbopolsa has both set to the Square button (PlayStation controller). Some people still have them bound to separate buttons though, so it really is whatever you’re most comfortable with. This way you can avoid having to waste another button on something that you don’t need to. Having powerslide and air roll set to the same button is quite common because you can only use powerslide while on the ground and can only air roll while you are in the air. Personally, I use an Xbox controller, so I have mine set to left bumper which also happens to be my powerslide button. There’s no “right” control set-up, but I will give you some ideas as to what could work for you and what you should add that isn’t set up by default.Īir roll should be bound to a button somewhere so that you have the ability to roll your car while mid-air in order to land on your wheels to recover quicker. The controls of Rocket League should be the first thing that you set up as a new player to start immediately building muscle memory with them. Here is some advice on setting up controls and camera settings so that you can get the best feel for the game, be more comfortable, and hopefully play better. I know for the longest time I avoided all the settings when I was a new player and when I finally made some changes everything felt completly different, in a good way. The control and camera settings can come off as a little overwhelming if you don't know what you're specifically trying to change or what the settings actually do.
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