RIVALS Best Settings

Source: Aggregated from Roblox Den, DungeonPath, Pixel Twelve settings guides · Last checked: 2026-08-31

There's no single best sensitivity — it depends on your mouse DPI. Use the testing method below instead of copying a pro's exact numbers.

FOV by mode

Mode	FOV	Why
1v1 / 2v2 (duels)	90 – 100	Lower FOV works well in smaller modes — some guides suggest ~97 specifically.
TDM / FFA (larger modes)	105 – 110	Wider FOV helps track more players on screen.
General baseline	85 – 95	Balances situational awareness against target size if you don't want to tune per mode.

There's no universal best sensitivity — it depends on your mouse DPI and Roblox's in-game sensitivity multiplier together, so a pro's exact number won't transfer to your setup.
Test in the Shooting Range: start from your current value, pick a repeatable swipe distance, and aim for about a 180° turn across it.
If you consistently over-flick past targets, lower it. If you can't clear nearby angles fast enough, raise it. Change one variable at a time.
A modest DPI with a lower in-game slider tends to give more predictable crosshair placement than a high sensitivity chasing flashy 360° turns.

Setting	Value	Why
Camera Shake	Off	Removes visual clutter during sprinting/boosting.
Muzzle Flash	Hidden	Keeps sightlines clear when firing.
Damage Indicator	Outline flash	Confirms hits without obscuring the target.
Auto Sprint	On	One less key to hold in a movement-heavy game.
Easy Slide	On	Lowers the input precision needed for slide tech.
Padded HUD	On	Keeps HUD elements clear of the action.
Crosshair	Small dot with outline	Best all-around visibility across maps and backgrounds.