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If you’re worried about getting killed while looking at allies, simply use the teammate hotkeys to check on allies. This is another reason to ditch the lock. Note that teammate hotkeys only work with the unlocked camera. Naturally, your position on the scoreboard is not considered here. With default bindings, the uppermost teammate will be on F2 while the last on the list goes all the way to F5. You can do that with the scoreboard (Tab). Depending on personal preference or game mode, you may want to reassign allies to different buttons. This is how you should not be using the teammate hotkeysĪlso, there’s more to customization than adjusting the hotkeys. You can change the bindings in the League of Legends camera settings. The F2-F5 buttons put an ally in the center of your screen. Once again, not doing that ruins the climb. League of Legends Camera Settings: Teammate HotkeysĪlthough technically not a setting, the camera hotkeys help you pay attention to what’s going on the map. This is a total no-no: you can’t let the off-hand leave the spells/items unattended or drop the mouse in your dominant hand. While looking through the settings, you may also find the option to tweak the move speed for adjusting the camera with keyboard buttons.

If you’re meticulous enough to play League of Legends on a low DPI (and move the mouse A LOT), you probably won’t even have to adjust the move speed in the camera settings. I’m a high DPI player (something pros do not recommend), so I want a crazy fast cursor while not jumping with my camera too much. You may be tempted to simply adjust the DPI but it depends on how you play the game. Just spend half an hour in the practice tool to find the right option. You should be moving the camera at a pace where you can adjust it fast but not overshoot the angle. Long story short: you should experiment with this setting and not keep it on default. League of Legends Camera Settings: Move Speed Besides, your friends who play League casually may find the semi-locked camera to be easy enough for them while being beneficial. This is a solid transitional solution to grasp the idea of moving the camera away from the champion. It allows you to move the camera around but only as long as your champion remains on the screen. You can use League of Legends’ in-game camera settings for a third option, semi-locked. You may have missed if you’d been playing for a while, but there is actually a third option here.

Some players have developed a habit of using the button every few seconds to focus the camera on their champion.

If you struggle with that, I suggest hitting the spacebar whenever you feel lost or confused. I do, however, recognize the sentiment that the locked camera makes it easier to keep track of your champion. In the bottom lane, not being able to check on your ADC/Support partner is quite dangerous as well. Even if your position is Top or Mid, a locked camera still limits your perspective of ally and enemy Junglers.

It limits your view to what is around the champion you’re playing. You can’t (or at least shouldn’t) try climbing the League of Legends ladder with a locked camera. League of Legends Camera Settings: Locked or Unlocked Actually, there are at least a few more League of Legends camera settings that separate casual players from the best players. You can say that you play on the unlocked camera and call it a day, but it’s not that simple.