Quick thing: Instead of holding breaks on resets, you can use powerslide which is far more consistent from my experience. I guess It depends on your preferences but I think everyone should try this
Great video! Just adding to the kuxir pinch a lot of people pinch the ball off the corner of the wall instead of letting it roll up above the corner of the wall and then pinching it. Usually a lot of speed on the ball makes it that bit easier hope this helped
Something i found that makes pogoing a ton easier is to be rotating your car forward as you strike the ground; it simply slams your car harder into the ground and gives a stronger pogo. It helps more than you'd think.
Underrated, you explain it so fluently it's really good communication with us the audience trying to get better. Thank you sir to many more of your videos coming up on my feed.
For a good kuxir you need some space before the ball rolls up the wall. You only hit the ball lightly and if it is at the top point while it is rolling up the wall, then you have to hit the ball down and sideways with the corner of the car at the bottom. The ball must not roll too high and you must not hit it too far down or too far to the side. If you hit it too low, the ball will fly towards the ceiling
@@goosemonkey10 Lmao thats one way.Idk if now days id have the time to do that while also making my daily videos >_< Ive essenrially just gotten good at ground play and short play while unable to do super fancy aerials, just basic.
I just practised it without trying to implement it in my game for at least 3 months, 5-10 minutes here and there and at some point I just started to be able to use it in game. If you have any desire to have better mechanics it’s worth the effort, nothing has improved my game more than air roll
@@_DigitalDave_ if you play on pc use rings map and hold a directional air roll for the whole time (i also learned by forcing myself to spin at every aerial in ranked games and it worked after like 2 ish weeks)
D3 and same, I was always good with fast aerial shots but I never use air roll unless I’m shooting, I still suck at air dribbles. It’s never made sense to me how people just adjust their cars mid air backwards and upside down all at the same time. When the ball is directly above me, I can’t get a decent touch for a proper air dribble, max 2 scuffed touches, the camera is too disorienting. Though I don’t think you really need to master air dribbles to get out of diamond, ground play and positioning is easily the reason I got d3 in like 350hrs
just a little detail on flip resets, getting them late is really really useful for when youre doing a scoop with your reset, it will almost always catch your opponent off guard with enough power unless youre like top 100 ssl in a playlist and even then people still struggle to defend them
Tha'ts what i've been sayinggggggg it catched KC off guard Falcons second goal against KC in swiss first game - Rw9 goal last Zen video watch Nwpo disgusting goal against Zen at 14:00
That glued to your car air dribble though 🥶.. I need that.. Also holding brake during a reset I never knew.. I just seen a video yesterday saying hold power slide when getting it. 😭 I don’t know what to do anymore lol
That's the beauty about Rocket League. Everyone has its own view and playstyle. Check how Monkey Moon plays the game and compare that to Zen or Vatira. They all play the game very differently, yet all of them are the best players in the world right now. What I mean to say is: There is no right or wrong. Yes, holding break, holding powerslide, powerslide + break or even none of this could work for YOU. Find what works the best for you. This doesn't only apply for the reset. This applies for aerials, for the mechanics you like to use etc... Some have more success with aerial bumps, others prefer bounce dribbles and others prefer flicks. Monkey Moon likes to shoot the ball behind the opponent first and tries to force a mistake by the opponents, while Zen goes for a ceiling double tap. And both works fine, at least just now. We never know how this game will look like in 2 years, as the meta could change. Good luck! :)
Another thing i have found is that you dont want to be boost all the way to the ball on a flip reset. Let your car glide into the ball for the last second and you should stay very close to the ball after getting the flip
Super helpful! But I have a problem. I'm on 1650 and I never get a chance to use my mechanics. No matter what I do, I get challenged. I feel like I get an opportunity every 2 or 3 rounds. It definitely has to do with second man positioning, but generally, what am I doing wrong to rarely get an opportunity? Could you do a video how players like Zen get an opportunity like 5 times per match, just based on the positioning? It's surely not just staying central. It has to be something even more indepth, which for me with 7500 hours is still not clear.
Because he can get a play out of a reckless air ball just cus of his first touches and he creates space by throwing in little fakes while trynna go up the wall. I have the same problem, im trynna get better by speedflipping the ball before my wall setups and generally being fast on them
stalls are so easy if you play on PC with a controller. Bind steer right, air roll left, and jump all to the same key (I use the space bar). Tap that key to stall. I hold my controller directly over my keyboard anyway, so it's just a quick tap with my pinky on the space bar, and I get a perfect stall every time.
Yooo for the air dribbling tip at 4:31 I got advice for console players. We can go into free play and get up close the the ball and press the launch button. From there try to carry the ball effectively to the backboard. After you can stick to the ball pretty well, try guiding it into the goal practice going to each corner. Like if this helped💯✊🏽🤣 I’m plat 1 no one special I just started this year and been grinding this game everyday.
I saw another tutorial on flip reset and while i cant do them myself, he said about using the power slide right as the ball connects (no joke intended) but its sucks you in toward the ball and gives a clean pop at least that is really what it looked like when it was shown. But what do I know I can even produce a flip reset (at least not intentionally).
Just tried it in free play and I felt like I was staying closer to the ball. Don’t know if I was imagining it or what but I swear it was working for me 😂
I use Zens dar control with ARL on reverse (L2). How useful is the brake on resets? I haven't used any different control scheme since learning resets so I guess I never have used the brake while resetting.
@goosemonkey10 thanks for the quick reply. I wondered because obviously zen doesn't use it unless there is something I'm missing. But with me learning chain resets I am hoping I'm not missing something crucial.
Absolute W of a video. All golden tips I’m using to this day. I have an in depth kuxir pinch tutorial on my channel if anyone is interested in just that one mechanic. I like to think I covered all the bases in how to do a near perfect Kuxir 🙂. Thanks for the W advice Goose ❤️
Whiplash is 'recoil'. Let's not start dividing terms. Has the 'lower dodge deadzone = easier stalls' been debunked or is that still true? (roughly 40 gives you the best stall chance ect.
Just gonna drop that the workshop map “fractals funland” is helping learn flying while air rolling since I can fly around in a huge space just seeing what does what at what position of the car
Your example for 3. with air roll vs without air roll has nothing to do with holding air roll. You had a terrible touch in your example of without air roll
Directions unclear im now ssl
Dozens, nay, HUNDREDS, of Flip Reset tutorials - NONE of them talked about holding brake when landing the reset.
Thank you!
Not sure if it makes any difference but the e-brake is what I've been told to hit, not the normal brake. They may work the same though, not sure.
@@hhaste what is e-brake?
power slide
😮😮😮
@@ginjopianohand brake
Quick thing: Instead of holding breaks on resets, you can use powerslide which is far more consistent from my experience. I guess It depends on your preferences but I think everyone should try this
I tap the gas I think it gets the best results
Great video! Just adding to the kuxir pinch a lot of people pinch the ball off the corner of the wall instead of letting it roll up above the corner of the wall and then pinching it. Usually a lot of speed on the ball makes it that bit easier hope this helped
Something i found that makes pogoing a ton easier is to be rotating your car forward as you strike the ground; it simply slams your car harder into the ground and gives a stronger pogo. It helps more than you'd think.
Underrated, you explain it so fluently it's really good communication with us the audience trying to get better. Thank you sir to many more of your videos coming up on my feed.
Goose guy saucy af
I've played this game for more than 4 years and not a single person till now has ever told me that holding brake keeps you closer to the ball.
Think powerslide works same
Gas works the best
Who the hell are you and why is this video so good
For a good kuxir you need some space before the ball rolls up the wall. You only hit the ball lightly and if it is at the top point while it is rolling up the wall, then you have to hit the ball down and sideways with the corner of the car at the bottom. The ball must not roll too high and you must not hit it too far down or too far to the side. If you hit it too low, the ball will fly towards the ceiling
Solid vid simple and to the point
3 Billion Subs, can confirm this is factual information :) Genius Play and also great video.
Was logged in on wrong account but this is me above ^^ lol
legit my fav rl yt channel
This Video is so good bro thank you! Keep the work it was very usefull for me and many other RL players. (I guess)
getting the shot after a flip reset was a unsolved problem for months for me. No one has mentioned it in any video. Thank you!
some of the best tips that ive never heard. great vid man
Consistent champ 1 for like 2 years now cuz I cant wrap my head around spinning and flying at same time. Has never made sense to me
I basically just brute forced it with tornado spinning until it became muscle memory. Took about 2 straight weeks in freeplay
@@goosemonkey10 Lmao thats one way.Idk if now days id have the time to do that while also making my daily videos >_< Ive essenrially just gotten good at ground play and short play while unable to do super fancy aerials, just basic.
I just practised it without trying to implement it in my game for at least 3 months, 5-10 minutes here and there and at some point I just started to be able to use it in game. If you have any desire to have better mechanics it’s worth the effort, nothing has improved my game more than air roll
@@_DigitalDave_ if you play on pc use rings map and hold a directional air roll for the whole time (i also learned by forcing myself to spin at every aerial in ranked games and it worked after like 2 ish weeks)
D3 and same, I was always good with fast aerial shots but I never use air roll unless I’m shooting, I still suck at air dribbles. It’s never made sense to me how people just adjust their cars mid air backwards and upside down all at the same time. When the ball is directly above me, I can’t get a decent touch for a proper air dribble, max 2 scuffed touches, the camera is too disorienting. Though I don’t think you really need to master air dribbles to get out of diamond, ground play and positioning is easily the reason I got d3 in like 350hrs
just a little detail on flip resets, getting them late is really really useful for when youre doing a scoop with your reset, it will almost always catch your opponent off guard with enough power unless youre like top 100 ssl in a playlist and even then people still struggle to defend them
Tha'ts what i've been sayinggggggg
it catched KC off guard Falcons second goal against KC in swiss first game - Rw9 goal
last Zen video watch Nwpo disgusting goal against Zen at 14:00
Wtf my subscribe button lit up at 5:07 so I clicked on it
Great tips thanks !
That glued to your car air dribble though 🥶.. I need that.. Also holding brake during a reset I never knew.. I just seen a video yesterday saying hold power slide when getting it. 😭 I don’t know what to do anymore lol
That's the beauty about Rocket League. Everyone has its own view and playstyle. Check how Monkey Moon plays the game and compare that to Zen or Vatira. They all play the game very differently, yet all of them are the best players in the world right now. What I mean to say is: There is no right or wrong. Yes, holding break, holding powerslide, powerslide + break or even none of this could work for YOU. Find what works the best for you. This doesn't only apply for the reset. This applies for aerials, for the mechanics you like to use etc... Some have more success with aerial bumps, others prefer bounce dribbles and others prefer flicks. Monkey Moon likes to shoot the ball behind the opponent first and tries to force a mistake by the opponents, while Zen goes for a ceiling double tap. And both works fine, at least just now. We never know how this game will look like in 2 years, as the meta could change. Good luck! :)
Another thing i have found is that you dont want to be boost all the way to the ball on a flip reset. Let your car glide into the ball for the last second and you should stay very close to the ball after getting the flip
Super helpful! But I have a problem. I'm on 1650 and I never get a chance to use my mechanics. No matter what I do, I get challenged. I feel like I get an opportunity every 2 or 3 rounds. It definitely has to do with second man positioning, but generally, what am I doing wrong to rarely get an opportunity? Could you do a video how players like Zen get an opportunity like 5 times per match, just based on the positioning? It's surely not just staying central. It has to be something even more indepth, which for me with 7500 hours is still not clear.
Great idea. I definitely think I could do this
Because he can get a play out of a reckless air ball just cus of his first touches and he creates space by throwing in little fakes while trynna go up the wall. I have the same problem, im trynna get better by speedflipping the ball before my wall setups and generally being fast on them
even as a GC there was a lot of stuff i learned and found useful in this vid, thanks
great informative video!
theese are the types of secrets ive been searching for
stalls are so easy if you play on PC with a controller. Bind steer right, air roll left, and jump all to the same key (I use the space bar). Tap that key to stall. I hold my controller directly over my keyboard anyway, so it's just a quick tap with my pinky on the space bar, and I get a perfect stall every time.
Use steam input and just bind to unused controller button homie
great video
Yooo for the air dribbling tip at 4:31 I got advice for console players. We can go into free play and get up close the the ball and press the launch button. From there try to carry the ball effectively to the backboard. After you can stick to the ball pretty well, try guiding it into the goal practice going to each corner. Like if this helped💯✊🏽🤣 I’m plat 1 no one special I just started this year and been grinding this game everyday.
I saw another tutorial on flip reset and while i cant do them myself, he said about using the power slide right as the ball connects (no joke intended) but its sucks you in toward the ball and gives a clean pop at least that is really what it looked like when it was shown.
But what do I know I can even produce a flip reset (at least not intentionally).
Tip number: do a better flip reset
Me: doesn’t know what a flip reset is
My problem is I can’t move my car into the reset fast enough if I go for it early I always hit the ball with my bumper
hello, can i ask which bottom do you use for air roll right and left ?
I have air roll left on the right bumper and standard air roll on the left bumper
I think for kuckzer pinch is easier if your on the top side of the ball
Yoo this is huge
IS THE HOLDING BRAKE WHEN GETTING A RESET REALLY A THING???
THIS CAN CHANGE MY LIFE
Just tried it in free play and I felt like I was staying closer to the ball. Don’t know if I was imagining it or what but I swear it was working for me 😂
@@DrH90 this can be the discover of a century 🤯🤯
I use Zens dar control with ARL on reverse (L2). How useful is the brake on resets? I haven't used any different control scheme since learning resets so I guess I never have used the brake while resetting.
I think it helps a lot if you’re early on in learning resets. If you’re already super comfortable you don’t need the brake as much
@goosemonkey10 thanks for the quick reply. I wondered because obviously zen doesn't use it unless there is something I'm missing. But with me learning chain resets I am hoping I'm not missing something crucial.
Absolute W of a video. All golden tips I’m using to this day. I have an in depth kuxir pinch tutorial on my channel if anyone is interested in just that one mechanic. I like to think I covered all the bases in how to do a near perfect Kuxir 🙂. Thanks for the W advice Goose ❤️
Whiplash is 'recoil'. Let's not start dividing terms.
Has the 'lower dodge deadzone = easier stalls' been debunked or is that still true? (roughly 40 gives you the best stall chance ect.
Not debunked unless they update the game which they will never do, larger deadzone still easier stalls
A lot of Tips on YT, but this is the best by far!
Just gonna drop that the workshop map “fractals funland” is helping learn flying while air rolling since I can fly around in a huge space just seeing what does what at what position of the car
This guy is like a gc Lethamyr, seeing you guys at such a high rank makes me just feel stupid
tactical comment 🤜🤛
Can anyone tell me if its possible to play the same on keyboard?
Most definitely!
Bro im trash, should i work on mechanics a little bit if im in D2 or nah, my gamesense is also garbage af idk how i made it to diamond 💀
Hotdog stuck in ceiling pls help
Jds
Your example for 3. with air roll vs without air roll has nothing to do with holding air roll. You had a terrible touch in your example of without air roll
it does have to do with airrolling or not and you would know if you actually tried it
@@Vivo-cp2rb You have no idea what you're talking about if you think 1:53 would have been a better touch by holding air roll
Ur 1 sub closer 2 3 bil subs bro