The Rocket League Winter Major as well as the hot transfer period is now behind us. We at EarlyGame, though, have been keeping our eyes on the future. Soon, the RLCS Spring Split will start, with everything that belongs to it – among other Team BDS members who will be there, we are excited to see how this month's Player of the Month, Seikoo, will perform.
With our choice for the Rocket League Player of the Month, we're recognizing how crazy this transfer is, especially so shortly before the start of the Spring Split. You might remember: Back in November 2021, we also voted Seikoo as our Rocket League Player of the Month. Back in the day, this was because of his performance in the RLCS 2021-22 EU Regionals, and now it is because we are very excited to see how he will perform with Team BDS at the Spring Split!
Our previous Rocket League Players of the Month:
- Rocket League Player of the Month, February 2022: BeastMode
- Rocket League Player of the Month, January 2022: Grimes
- Rocket League Player of the Month, December 2021: Extra
Who Is Seikoo?
Enzo "Seikoo" Grondein is a 17-year-old Rocket League Pro from France who has been playing for Endpoint CeX until his move to Team BDS. With a total winning of already around €40,000, the young Frenchman has already achieved quite a bit in his active esports career. This is now reflected in the rankings of his respective teams.
With his wicked goals, extremely clever plays, and an enormous consistency in the Battle Arena, he has already lifted many organizations to the next level, and was highly sought after during the transfer period. He ended up with Team BDS, who are now starting with an all-French lineup consisting of Evan "M0nkey M00n" Rogez, Alex "Extra" Paoli and Enzo "Seikoo" Grondein.
— Team BDS (@TeamBDS) April 26, 2022
We are glad to welcome @seikoo to our Rocket League roster!#BDSPOWER #RLCS pic.twitter.com/589yJuzA4X
Seikoo started his professional Rocket League career at Space Knights. After an extremely short stay, he moved on to Glory4Builders. Finally, as of July 2021, he was under contract with Team Endpoint, where he was able to celebrate some success with his two teammates. It will be interesting to see how this "French Super-team" harmonizes in the coming weeks.
What Are Seikoo's Camera Settings?
Camera Settings | Seikoo's Camera Settings |
| Camera Shake | Off |
| FOV | 110 |
| Height | 100 |
| Angle | -3.0 |
| Distance | 240 |
| Stiffness | 0.70 |
| Swivel Speed | 4.20 |
| Transition Speed | 1.40 |
| Ball Camera | Toggle |
What Are Seikoo's Deadzone Settings?
| Deadzone Settings | Seikoo's Deadzone Settings |
| Deadzone Shape | Cross |
| Deadzone | 0.08 |
| Dodge Deadzone | 0.68 |
| Aerial Sensitivity | 1.40 |
| Steering Sensitivity | 1.80 |
Why Is Seikoo Our Player Of The Month?
Well, we've already touched on that a bit: Seikoo's move to Team BDS has created a little hype in the community, and we wouldn't be surprised if the organization performs pretty darn well in the Spring Split.
Seikoo has proven many times that he can convince with his skills and tricks, especially in important duels that lead his mates towards victory. The transfer of the young Frenchman is one of the most important transfers before the Spring Split and for this reason, Seikoo is our Player of the Month in April!
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This article was originally written by Marco Kilian.