Aqua Rocket League Settings [Esports Spotlight]

Cristopher Cambell, better known by his Rocket League nickname Aqua, is an American born professional Rocket League player. Labeled as "the next Justin" by the NRG coach Sizz, Aqua was born on December 21, 2006, and we're going to take a deep dive into this professional player's Rocket League settings.

Camera Settings

Every Rocket League player knows how important camera settings in this soccer game are. People have always tried to find the perfect camera settings to use, but ultimately, it is up to every player to choose their preferences. So, here are Aqua's camera settings. Interestingly, they are very similar to alex161's camera settings.

Control Settings

Many players like to change up their controls and deadzone settings instead of sticking to the Rocket League's default ones, and Aqua is one of those players. You can find Aqua's control settings in the table below.

Binds

Aqua's controller of preference is Sony Dualshock 4. In the table below, we are going to take a look at the binds he currently uses.

Who is Aqua in Rocket League Esports

Aqua is a currently active professional Rocket League player coming from the North America region. He was born in the United States, and began his professional Rocket League career in September of 2020. His first team was Simp Central, although he never achieved any real international success with his first team. At the time of this writing, Aqua is currently competing for a professional Rocket League team Rogue. 

Throughout his career so far, Aqua's biggest official success was achieving 5th - 6th place in an RLCS 2021 - 2023 Winter NA Regional Event. Apart from official RLCS tournaments, he managed to win 1st place in Hercules Tier Invitational 2 tournament, winning the prize money of respectable $12000 (split among him and his teammates).

Being born in 2006, Aqua is a very young Rocket League player, and has been deemed a prodigy by many big names in the Rocket League community. Most notably, Sizz, the coach of NRG, has dubbed him as the next Justin. He has also played on a make-shift squad popularly dubbed NA Prodigy, alongside Daniel and Evoh.

Not everyone is impressed with Aqua's skill, however. Most notably, Retals has claimed that Aqua is "not as good as people think".

Whichever side of the argument you may fall on, there can be no denying that, should Aqua continue to grind and work on improving himself, there's definitely a place for him among one of the very top Rocket League players.