Unlocked Camera

Tøys·Mar 20, 2017·2 votes·698 views

How do I do it? I probaly started playing with un-locked camera about 15-20 games ago and before that I played purely locked. Since I made the switched obviously my play quality has gone down, but I had never tilted as much as i did when I played Draven. Draven he is one of my favorite champions and I love him. That being said I have never felt so overwhelmed in my life. There was so many god damn things to micro I phisically could not handle it. I could not at all. I'm trying to get better improve and that's why I started to play totally un-locked, but I just can't do it with draven and I have been having trouple in genral and this camera is really hard./ Please help Thank you.

4 Comments

Ahri a StarkMar 20, 20171 votes

I'm playing since 4 Years now and I never used unlocked camera. I still have the same vision than others and can concentrate on more important things than moving around this stupid camera.

DrCyanideMar 20, 20171 votes

There's nothing wrong with holding down spacebar every once in a while to recenter the camera, I suspect that'll help ease the transition.

The other piece of advice is to just get into the habit of making short, fast dashes to the edge of your screen using the mouse before bringing it back. Most of the time you're just barely trying to tap the screen a little further in one direction, you don't need to go too far.

I learned how to use unlocked camera on StarCraft 1 and Age of Empires 2, so it's been nearly 20 years since I've thought about what it would take to learn how to use it. If you've got an RTS game laying around that might be a good place to start getting use to it.

theonlyaustinMar 20, 20171 votes

Ive never liked playing with unlocked camera. To me it is just too easy to loose your champion during fights, with that being said if i use something like Kled ult I will unlock the camera until i use the ult and when i get close i will relook my camera. Its all about play style, I get flack for not unlocking my camera but it works for me.