This function controls the extent to which you need to move your joystick in order to register a movement. This is Rocket League Credits a very sensitive setting as subtle changes like 0.05 can cause an enormous amount of change in actual controller movement. Normally, you would want your movement to be very quick and responsive. Whereas, in a constant-motion game like Rocket League, we Rocket League Items recommend keeping the controller deadzone low between 0.04 and 0.10.Key binds are the most important aspect of making progress in the game. There are countless key combinations available on the internet that can work; some of them are hard to adapt, while others may need to be changed later on. For instance, for higher-level mechanics, you cannot press 2 critical points instantly at the same time if you have chosen poor key binds. Due to this reason, many pro players have to change their key binds. Our controls are a little exceptional but are designed to give you maximum accessibility and performance in the long run. Drive Forward/Backward – L3. Driving forward and backward is very unconventional, but using them using the same stick rather than with X or O buttons will free up space for other functions. The love story between Rocket League and Ford goes back quite a while and has brought us some iconic car bodies to the game. We are thinking, among other things, of the Ford Bronco Raptor or, of course, the Ford F-150, which is back in the Item Shop for the first time in over a year. Thus, with great pleasure, I can tell you that Psyonix brought back even more fan favorites: the Ford Mustang Mach-E and the Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R RLE are both making their way into the game as well. Let's take a closer look at this huge Ford-bundle...