So if you’re more used to the feel of the Octane, and are more comfortable with it, that’s totally understandable. This thing is simply awesome, and it’s basically the same car as the Fennec. What more could you want?īut, still: don’t forget about the Octane in Rocket League. I mean, let’s be real, the Octane is the OG… but the Fennec? The Fennec is an absolute beaut! Oh, and it handles a charm as well. One reason is the bulkier design of the body – it’s often stated by players that the hitbox suits such a body better than the sleek design of the Octane.
There are good reasons why pros like Chausette45 from Team Reciprocity, who played with Octane for a long time, switched over to Fennec. Fennec in Rocket League: Which is a better car? Fennec is a beast of a car. Octane VS Fennec VS Dominus, Which is the best car in Rocket League? The designs of the Octane and Fennec are fundamentally different – so much so that some players wonder why they even have the same hitbox. Why all the fuss? Shouldn’t the cars be the same? Of course not, if they were, then Rocket League forums wouldn’t have been glowing with heated discussion for years. So the Octane and the Fennec have the same hitbox. It is said to have replaced Octane, which was one of the most used bodies in Rocket League to date, in popularity.
This one first appeared in Rocket League in July 2019, and has been a favorite among pros and amateurs in Rocket League ever since. As with all standard bodies, many newer designs are based on the Octane’s hitbox…. Octane has been in the game since the release of Rocket League (July 2015) and is one of the common car bodies.
Each type has its own unique advantages and disadvantages, so it’s about time that we take a closer look at the them! Octane vs. Fennec in Rocket League: Which Car Type is Better? Rocket League has six different body types, or hitboxes.
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