Optimal Camera and Controller Configurations for FC 25

If you’ve enjoyed last year’s EA FC game, you may already have some preferred settings. However, there are new features to explore in this version.

Optimal Camera Settings

The camera settings play a crucial role in your gameplay experience in FC 25. Below are our recommended settings, though we encourage experimenting to find what works best for you.

Game Settings menu in FC 25 — Image source: EA Sports via Twinfinite

Single Player Camera: Tele
Multiplayer Camera: Tactical
Locked to Player Camera: Tactical Focus
Clubs Camera: Tactical
Rush Camera: Rush Broadcast
Be A Keeper Camera: Pro
Camera Height: 14
Camera Zoom: 4

Additionally, other single-player camera options like Co-Op or Tele Broadcast may also serve you well. We suggest that you adjust camera height and zoom settings to discover your ideal configuration.

Top Controller Settings

While we can recommend some effective controller settings, your ideal setup will largely depend on your personal playstyle in FC 25. Remember, you might want to revisit these settings as you improve your skills and recognize your strengths and weaknesses.

Here are the settings we suggest:

Preset: Competitive
Shot Assistance: Assisted
Timed Finishing: On
Auto Flair Pass: Off
Through Pass Assistance: Semi
Lobbed Through Pass: Semi
Ground Pass Assistance: Assisted
Cross Assistance: Assisted
Lob Pass Assistance: Assisted
Pass Receiver Lock: Late
Precision Pass Sensitivity: Normal
Clearance Assistance: Directional
Defending: Tactical Defending
Pass Block Assistance: On
Auto Switching: On Air Balls and Loose Balls
Auto Switching Move Assistance: None
Right Stick Switching: Adaptive
Right Stick Switching Reference: Player Relative
Right Stick Switching Sensitivity: 5
Next Player Switching: Classic
Reaction Time Modifier: On
Player Lock: On
Save Assistance: Assisted
Analog Sprint: Off
Trigger Effect: Off
User Vibration Feedback: Off

For instance, in online competitive matches, we recommend using the “Competitive”controller preset as it streamlines various custom options. Timed finishing can enhance your shot accuracy if timed correctly, so it’s worth experimenting with. However, we recommend keeping Shot Assistance on ‘Assisted’ for a smoother experience, particularly in competitive play.

As you gain experience, you may want to adjust settings such as Through Pass and Lobbed Pass Assistance, which we currently suggest keeping at ‘Semi’. Similarly, Precision Pass Sensitivity can be adjusted to match your preference for responsiveness; we advise sticking with ‘Normal’ for now. Options like User Vibration Feedback can also be tailored to what you find less distracting.

That’s our guide for the Best Camera & Controller Settings in FC 25. For further insights and guides, including how to perform flair passes and the promotional schedule, check out more resources.

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