What camera do you use? Why?

[Whiteshark209]

Just want to get a gauge of what camera everyone likes. I’d also like to know what skill level you are at?

[Whiteshark209]

I’ve been using classic camera becauseit brings me close to the action and feels similar to ufc 2. I also didn’t like the rotation of the medium standard camera.

Contemplating switching to wide as I feel it will be better for distance management. Just wondering how much it will mess with my game till I adapt.

[MartialMind]

I ONLY use the wide camera because it flat out looks better. I can also see the whole octagon better and it's easier for me to judge distance better.

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[xShadow]

I personally prefer wide, feels like it helps you see the startup of a lot of animations better for some reason I can't explain, also it is the closest one to UFC 2 outside of classic. So was a no-brainer for me.

[SUGATA]

It seems that ALL cameras makes the camera rotation, which provoke input issues.

Classic in UFC 3 is NOT that we have in UFC 2 - old camera has not rotation.

How to turn off rotation or may be it can be patched in the future (option Camera rotation ON/OFF would be the best solution!)?

[MeowingForVengeance]

Medium. Wide is too zoomed out and close is too, well, close.

I still don't know the difference between medium and classic.

[Good Grappler]

Can anyone tell me if changing camera setting fixes the issue of LS inputs registering the wrong direction?

With default camera settings, sudden changes in camera angle cause inputs on the LS to register the wrong direction. So if pushing the LS to the LEFT advances you forward, after a sudden slight shift in camera angle, you’ll be moving sideways. This is because directional inputs are subjective to camera angle, which is annoying.

Do the other camera angles fix this?

[DaisukEasy]

Quote: Originally Posted by Good Grappler

With default camera settings, sudden changes in camera angle cause inputs on the LS to register the wrong direction. So if pushing the LS to the LEFT advances you forward, after a sudden slight shift in camera angle, you’ll be moving sideways. This is because directional inputs are subjective to camera angle, which is annoying.

I just leaned into an obvious headkick while trying to duck and got KO'd because of this.. lol (or I just have button fingers, who knows)

[edit]

Goddammit 2 in a row LOL I'm going to bed.. D= ( I was winning both fights too..)