Dear console players, the pillar map is very underated when learning DAR. For some context, Lethamyr's Giant Rings Level 1-5, I can complete within 1-2 minutes without resetting or hitting any of the rings, but that damn Pillar map makes me feel like a Silver and I truly don't know why lol. To me, the pillars map is almost as difficult as level 5-6 of the Giant Rings map. Here are some training tips on Pillars to help overall improvement. Each step is not completed until you can do them comfortably (at least 3 times with not mistakes). 1. Aerial in a figure 8 (no restrictions) 2. Aerial in a figure 8 (no restrictions) about 1 car length from the ceilling, you should be feathering your boost. 3. Aerial in a figure 8 without ball cam and without air roll. 4. Aerial in a figure 8 with ball cam and without air roll. *Advance* 5. Aerial in a figure 8 with air roll and without ball cam. 6. Aerial in a figure 8 with air roll and with ball cam. *Increase difficulty for step 1-6* - Once you're comfortable doing each step add these to make them more difficult, feel free to think of ways to challenge yourself. 1. Aerial in a figure 8 and each time you pass the ball toggle your camera. 2. Aerial in a figure 8 and each time you pass the ball change direction (go backwards). *Side Quests* 1. Practice flying backwards (hood facing away) from one goal to the other. 2. Practice jumping off the wall and flying backwards (hood facing away) to a location on the map (could be the corner of the other goal). 3. While practicing side quest 1 and 2, about half way to your destination, flip your car (hood is now facing you).
Aye lil bruh you the goat. I been looking for small TH-camrs because ik they ain’t gone be on no bs with the knowledge like the big youtubers be. Preciate you fr fr
I’m a GC with over 2000 hours in this game and while I am really good at regular air roll, I pretty much only use directional air roll for half flips because I only binded it recently and put 0 effort into learning it for my aerials. You might not need directional air roll to get to GC, but boy do I wish I was using 1000 hours ago because then I’d be insane right now. It’s one of those things that is best learned early on so you get immense amount of practice with it while learning the game. Now that I already “learned” the game, it is harder to learn these new tricks. I am still struggling to remember to use half flips since I went so long without them lol.
yessir that is the point of directional air roll. Its like eating food. you dont need a spoon or fork to eat but they make life a lot easier. You expand your game both on offense and defense so much by using directional air roll so once you get basic aerials down you should start learning air roll left or right but hey better late than never!
Most of the time, what angle you flip at the most is usually, NOT all the TIME, what air roll works best for you. For instance if I notice I flick my stick towards the left a lot I'll probably use air roll left. At the end of the day its which ever one registers the most in your brain. The best way I mastered it. Was forcing myself to use directional air roll in all my games, and I lost ALOT eventually it clicked after too many Ls. XD The best advice I can give that I can guarantee to help anybody, is to FREEPLAY and custom trainings. I cannot stress this enough, sit in Freeplay and Practice Practice practice. just hit the ball around the map. Until it becomes muscle memory. Thats how mechanics work in any game. If you don't force your brain to register something foreign to you, it will continue to be foreign. It took me almost 600hrs to learn to get a clean shot on the ball while in the air. You are gonna get frustrated, you will hate this game, you will be annoyed ALOT. That's part of the process. This applies to life, when you struggle with a task, over and over again, that is when the brain is at it's peak learning performance. Learning the mechanic is just the lil reward you get, the journey to learning the mechanic is the most important part.
yo this was so helpful !!! I m currently at C1 with very little in terms of mechanics , Air Roll is the one I hear is most important and peaked my interest the most , been struggling to find a video that explains it in a way that I could fully understand it , this is exactly what I have been looking for to get me started , thanks so much !
bro all small youtubers give NO bs when doing tutorials, which is why i usually go to them when i’m trying to learn something in game, because they want to be as helpful and genuine as possible.
A good mental tip to remind people at the end is that you just need to keep playing. People compare themselves game to game, and day to day, but realistically they should be comparing themselves month to month. Only as you continue to play, train, and be exposed to challenging situations will you improve. It just takes time.
the best thing to do is take the time to learn one specific direction such as left(or right). then eventually learn right(or left) your recoveries will get a massive improvement but also it practically unlocks a new way to create shots and dribbles. as-well as giving you crazy control over your car
dude you are extrememly underrated i hope you get the subs you deserve soon because your videos are more helpful than any other rl youtubers i have tried to watch. huge fan.
Thank you! Ive been there. Watched these big channels and felt they do not help at all so I thought I'd give information that I learned. Hopefully we can keep on growing!
Genuinely helpful video unlike most popular tutorials on the subject. Thank you for explaining what each direction on the stick does that shit was a lifesaver I've been stuck using DAR solely for the purpose of being flashy because I didn't really know how to use it and the tutorial I used back then was booty. Anyways thanks for reading and again great video.
Honestly this video is the most understandable air-roll video on TH-cam. I couldn't understand shit and now im getting the hang of it. Thanks alott ♥️♥️♥️
Awesome video! I can do simple aerials (which is like hitting 1% of them and missing 99%) so I still need to work on adjusting my seep to the ball to hit it, but learning air roll left and putting my stick to the right really did help me get for wall to air and even dribble very little. Love how you explain all the mechanics
Excellent video mate keep it up 👌 Couple of tips for you but video related not rocket league! Try a bit more energy in your voice to keep people captivated, and one thing that will more so help the viewers, when you show an example of you doing something (like when you showed the pitch up movement etc) show it over and over while you talk about it so the viewer gets it more engrained if that makes sense. Otherwise terrific video! 👍
@@atari.-4746 also forgot to mention ur video is like a blessing. Most people have air roll left videos but I actually found a good air roll right one for once
Great vid...I liked the breakdown. Even though I don't use directional air roll. Makes me think if I should learn it...but the amount of time u need to practice doesn't help...lol
@@atari.-4746 yeah I have been trying to use it here and there during free play (since i am console), but my muscle memory is so use to the non-directional air roll, that i can't use the directional air roll....makes it very difficult to learn it or wanting to learn it...lol
Damn. Nice job. I realy couldn't find a proper tutorial explaining everytNice tutorialng you needed clearly but then i found tNice tutorials treasure of a video.
@@atari.-4746 yes. In the video u said it's mainly for air dribbles which is false. I'm not arguing or anything just helping all of the low level players that are trying to learn air dribbles now.
I love how the background footage is not SSL clips the entire time. there are wiffs and mistakes but it doesn't matter cause it delivers exactly what it is focused on. Question : is it possible for epic games pc players to play workshop maps , maybe with bakkes mod ?
yes there is a bakkesmod plugin called custom map loader I believe. you just open that window, download the map you want, refresh and you can load the map up
I have over 3k hours in Rocket League and Im 1550mmr (GC1) in 2s, I have never used air roll right or left, i only used normal air roll. 3 days ago I started practicing air roll right, the second day i was able to complete the obstacle course in the workshop, thanks to your video, i just jumped into freeplay and i got my first wall air dribbles from both sides of the field. Im quite far from the skill i have in normal air roll, but if i keep practicing for 1-2 hours a day i think in less than a month i should be able to use it competitivly. I gotta say that i'm not a very mechanical player at all. Just to clarify, i am using Kevpert advanced aerial training plan to learn it and once i have a decent control on the advanced training plan i'll switch to the elite one.
A good tip as well is if you want to learn quickly it’s sounds strange but a study was conducted where the brain was tested and changing a factor like sensitivity made people learn something quicker than someone who used the same factors. It’s strange but it helped me
Great video. Great not overestimating player's skills. Many pro's and/or content creators be like 'iN ChAmP yOu ShOulD AeRiaL ReSeT'' while they're hitting tripple flip resets in SSL top100. You're saying as it is; really advanced mechanics. They all make it look so easy 'just aerial to shoot'. Thanks for explanation, I will try to get into freeplay, it's just so boring. Limited to console so can't do rings maps :(.
I think ppl can also consider binding both ARL and ARR. Everything feels somewhat weird when you're too new to it. Just takes more training to get past that. But just depends on the person what they would prefer to do ofc
Trying to learn this makes flip resets seem easy af. Why are flip resets some forbidden mechanic when it’s actually cake compared to constantly spinning?
After over 5000 hrs, this is Gunna be a b**ch to learn. But thanks for the straight forward explanation of why it's useful. I'm going to give it a go. (peaked at C1 with regular air roll, so hope its worth it)
The only problem is that when i started i always used to flip to the left side and still do while speed fliping and everything but when i was going to choose an directional air roll the most comfort one was the right, i dont mean it is bad but it's difficult using a flip into an aerial.
Ima champ two and I’ve been using just regular air roll. I can Ariel but I felt like I hit my skill ceiling using regular air roll. Should I try using directional air roll and try to get a higher skill ceiling?
yes. it gives you the keys to hit many more mechanics needed at higher levels and makes recoveries and getting more controlled touches much much easier. Directional air roll is like silverware. We could eat with our hands but why would we do that when we have forks and spoons. We have directional air roll to make the game easier so why not use it
ok I'll try this pressing forward and only for a second left if I want to go up. this video helped me to understand, why my car is moving in every direction I don't want cause I was holding left the whole time
use left on your stick to point your nose up and forward on your stick to stabalize/ air dribbles. With these 2 directions just practice on rings maps or in free play and play around with it and you will get the hang of it. Trust the process!
@@atari.-4746 I use the left stick yesterday, the forward movement is not perfect atm, I have to learn to time it correct cause I fly more down than forward
Great video thanks for the tips. Curious about your controls do you have boost on left trigger air roll right on B and air roll left on X? whats your brake if left trigger is boost?
4:01 are you left handed by chance? I use air roll right and am left handed, and have noticed my friends prefer air roll left, and they are all right handed
Great video man! I still can't do the directions while air-rolling. I use air-roll right, and have seen other videos saying you need to hold bottom-left or top-left to go left or right, but it never works! Any tips??
yes but on top u have to time it correctly or have to learn different directions as once cause it is something else if u r looking on top of your car or at the bottom, the direction will change if your car is facing top and u r looking at the bottom of your car
I would recommend focusing on the baselines in this video and play around with it to build the muscle memory for it but if you do want me to be more specific on directions I would say move your stick to the left and down to fly to the right and left and up to fly to the left. Try it out and play with it a bit and once you get the feel built up it will become more instinctual vs having to think about your stick movements
Hardest part for me right now is when im air rolling how can i controll going forward and backward. Do you just let off of air roll to make that adjustment
your angle of your car should be determined on takeoff. you will use left and up on your stick to point your nose where you want to go. use left to move your nose up and use up to push your nose forward feather your stick movements like you do with your boost and practice. you will start to feel it out and figure it out. It is hard to explain over YT comments but if you want more help check out my discord in the description and I can help you further if you are still struggling!
use what direction is more eye appealing. non directional air roll is mainly used for landings, recoveries and wavedashes. It makes your landings smoother and when binded to the same button as power slide it makes keeping your momentum a lot easier. There are some examples of this in my wavedash video
What is your set up for the left wall? I use air roll right but for me it is easier to set up air dribbles from the left wall instead of the right wall
left wall facing opp net is tornado spin(stick to left while holding air roll) until my nose is pointed towards the direction I want to go, right wall is just a half rotation until my car is facing right side up(wheels towards ground) Does that make sense? Hard to explain through a YT comment
yes you would use right and up for air roll left. When I refer to switching the directions that is only for left and right. Up and down apply the same way for both air roll right and air roll left. hope that clears it up. Thanks for watching!
It changes the direction your nose is facing but not the direction you are flying. if you move your stick back and forth between 10 and 3 o clock positions on your stick(air roll right) you will match the cars bumper to the ball and will get more controlled air dribbles. feel it out and keep practicing it and eventually with enough hours you will subconsciously make the necessary adjustments. Let me know if that helps!
@@atari.-4746 Thanks for the replay man! I'm not really sure I understood. Maybe if u record some shorts or something like that on tik tok you can talk about it xD
push up for air dribbles works for both left and right air roll. When I explain using left on your stick to pitch up for air roll right, just imagine im saying to the right for air roll left. (Up and down on your stick works the same for both air rolls, only left and right on your stick are opposite) does that make sense?
When you showed an example of the left stick going almost the whole time up while air dribbling i missed your controller showing you doing it, because this doesnt work at all when im trying it.
I’d say I’m alright with AR-L and I do have air roll right bounce. Only use it occasionally as free roll you can only rotate on one axis while adjusting. Should I go ahead and learn air roll left and right?
Learn one for now. You really don't need to learn both until you are very high level. Like at gc3, most pros only learn one because learning both leads to more variables in game, more inconsistency and double the hours to master air roll
The video starts at 4:28 - pls bro, if u wanna add a bunch of talking that the ppl clicking the video didn't ask for, atleast have a "Video starts at 4:28" text on the screen
Thank you for the feedback. I will look into that for future videos. I try to explain each mechanic and why it should be used so people understand the importance of it. I try to make my videos based on how I would learn best which includes understanding the "why" part of something. I have also been working on shortening my intro, it is my first video so my recording and editing skills are subpar at the moment haha. Thanks for watching tho!
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Dear console players, the pillar map is very underated when learning DAR.
For some context, Lethamyr's Giant Rings Level 1-5, I can complete within 1-2 minutes without resetting or hitting any of the rings, but that damn Pillar map makes me feel like a Silver and I truly don't know why lol. To me, the pillars map is almost as difficult as level 5-6 of the Giant Rings map.
Here are some training tips on Pillars to help overall improvement.
Each step is not completed until you can do them comfortably (at least 3 times with not mistakes).
1. Aerial in a figure 8 (no restrictions)
2. Aerial in a figure 8 (no restrictions) about 1 car length from the ceilling, you should be feathering your boost.
3. Aerial in a figure 8 without ball cam and without air roll.
4. Aerial in a figure 8 with ball cam and without air roll.
*Advance*
5. Aerial in a figure 8 with air roll and without ball cam.
6. Aerial in a figure 8 with air roll and with ball cam.
*Increase difficulty for step 1-6* - Once you're comfortable doing each step add these to make them more difficult, feel free to think of ways to challenge yourself.
1. Aerial in a figure 8 and each time you pass the ball toggle your camera.
2. Aerial in a figure 8 and each time you pass the ball change direction (go backwards).
*Side Quests*
1. Practice flying backwards (hood facing away) from one goal to the other.
2. Practice jumping off the wall and flying backwards (hood facing away) to a location on the map (could be the corner of the other goal).
3. While practicing side quest 1 and 2, about half way to your destination, flip your car (hood is now facing you).
thank you for this comment my dude, have a great day
Thanks
The amount of effort 🫶🏻
Bro I hope you live a long and prosperous life 🎉 thx for the comment
thanx
Aye lil bruh you the goat. I been looking for small TH-camrs because ik they ain’t gone be on no bs with the knowledge like the big youtubers be. Preciate you fr fr
Thank you for watching and thank you for the support!
this guy can barely air roll himself if he was playing seriously in those clips lmao
@@royalz2375 nope was just some extra footage of me trolling with my friends I had laying around.
I’m a GC with over 2000 hours in this game and while I am really good at regular air roll, I pretty much only use directional air roll for half flips because I only binded it recently and put 0 effort into learning it for my aerials.
You might not need directional air roll to get to GC, but boy do I wish I was using 1000 hours ago because then I’d be insane right now. It’s one of those things that is best learned early on so you get immense amount of practice with it while learning the game. Now that I already “learned” the game, it is harder to learn these new tricks. I am still struggling to remember to use half flips since I went so long without them lol.
yessir that is the point of directional air roll. Its like eating food. you dont need a spoon or fork to eat but they make life a lot easier. You expand your game both on offense and defense so much by using directional air roll so once you get basic aerials down you should start learning air roll left or right but hey better late than never!
I'm c3 and I just hit 800 hrs. Learnt air role in plat. Bc u know that's what plats do. Try to be mechanical.
Consider using it for speedflips too. I never had an easier time speedflipping after using directional AR more
@@JohnJillky same
@@JohnJillky same
Most of the time, what angle you flip at the most is usually, NOT all the TIME, what air roll works best for you. For instance if I notice I flick my stick towards the left a lot I'll probably use air roll left. At the end of the day its which ever one registers the most in your brain. The best way I mastered it. Was forcing myself to use directional air roll in all my games, and I lost ALOT eventually it clicked after too many Ls. XD
The best advice I can give that I can guarantee to help anybody, is to FREEPLAY and custom trainings. I cannot stress this enough, sit in Freeplay and Practice Practice practice. just hit the ball around the map. Until it becomes muscle memory. Thats how mechanics work in any game. If you don't force your brain to register something foreign to you, it will continue to be foreign. It took me almost 600hrs to learn to get a clean shot on the ball while in the air. You are gonna get frustrated, you will hate this game, you will be annoyed ALOT. That's part of the process. This applies to life, when you struggle with a task, over and over again, that is when the brain is at it's peak learning performance. Learning the mechanic is just the lil reward you get, the journey to learning the mechanic is the most important part.
yo this was so helpful !!! I m currently at C1 with very little in terms of mechanics , Air Roll is the one I hear is most important and peaked my interest the most , been struggling to find a video that explains it in a way that I could fully understand it , this is exactly what I have been looking for to get me started , thanks so much !
Glad I could help you out a bit, good luck it is gonna be a long but rewarding journey! Thanks for Watching!
bro all small youtubers give NO bs when doing tutorials, which is why i usually go to them when i’m trying to learn something in game, because they want to be as helpful and genuine as possible.
Thanks for the tip about holding the stick forward during air dribbles! It helped me a lot!
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!
A good mental tip to remind people at the end is that you just need to keep playing.
People compare themselves game to game, and day to day, but realistically they should be comparing themselves month to month. Only as you continue to play, train, and be exposed to challenging situations will you improve. It just takes time.
the best thing to do is take the time to learn one specific direction such as left(or right). then eventually learn right(or left) your recoveries will get a massive improvement but also it practically unlocks a new way to create shots and dribbles. as-well as giving you crazy control over your car
dude you are extrememly underrated i hope you get the subs you deserve soon because your videos are more helpful than any other rl youtubers i have tried to watch. huge fan.
Thank you! Ive been there. Watched these big channels and felt they do not help at all so I thought I'd give information that I learned. Hopefully we can keep on growing!
Genuinely helpful video unlike most popular tutorials on the subject. Thank you for explaining what each direction on the stick does that shit was a lifesaver I've been stuck using DAR solely for the purpose of being flashy because I didn't really know how to use it and the tutorial I used back then was booty.
Anyways thanks for reading and again great video.
Honestly this video is the most understandable air-roll video on TH-cam. I couldn't understand shit and now im getting the hang of it. Thanks alott ♥️♥️♥️
Great video, ill just suggest you to cut more in the video to remove blank moment but beside that you explain it really well.keep going
this helped me too much, I saw results literally 1 minute or 2 as soon as I started implementing these habits into my air plays, thanks so much.
Awesome video! I can do simple aerials (which is like hitting 1% of them and missing 99%) so I still need to work on adjusting my seep to the ball to hit it, but learning air roll left and putting my stick to the right really did help me get for wall to air and even dribble very little. Love how you explain all the mechanics
Ur crazy underrated man
Thank you! First video so hopefully we can continue the growth in the upcoming future!
Thanks, this video helped so much. My air roll left button broke yesterday lmao so now I need to learn air roll right.
Toughhh. Time to get a new controller haha
Excellent video mate keep it up 👌
Couple of tips for you but video related not rocket league! Try a bit more energy in your voice to keep people captivated, and one thing that will more so help the viewers, when you show an example of you doing something (like when you showed the pitch up movement etc) show it over and over while you talk about it so the viewer gets it more engrained if that makes sense. Otherwise terrific video! 👍
I will keep that in mind thank you! still trying to find my style for editing videos as this is my first video. Thank you for watching!
Thanks for explaining what each stick position does! Most streamers are like "just figure it out lol"
I was in the same position. Felt like they do not help at all. thought I would spread some knowledge i have
I AM YOUR 500TH SUBSCRIBER!
this video kinda elucidates me more a bit, good video man!
Thank you! Glad I could help!
The quality of this video is very good for a smaller TH-camr. Definitely subbing 👍
Thank you for the support! Definitely trying my best to make high quality videos
@@atari.-4746 also forgot to mention ur video is like a blessing. Most people have air roll left videos but I actually found a good air roll right one for once
Really really good stuff bro i already know how to air roll but you help me to put the mechanics on
Glad I could help!
Thank you for this directional air roll has been so confusing
Happy to help!
This helped me so much bro
some backround music and this video wouldve been S tier
but nice tutorial
following now
noted for future videos!
everybody loves one direction, got me there.
Im struggling so hard with air roll bc im so used to rightI keep watching different videos on how to master this control but I keep failing
it takes a while to get down but it pays off
I felt the same way when air roll right make sence more than air roll left
Great vid...I liked the breakdown. Even though I don't use directional air roll. Makes me think if I should learn it...but the amount of time u need to practice doesn't help...lol
yep that is what sucks. been using it for 100s of hours and I am still struggling with it from time to time
@@atari.-4746 yeah I have been trying to use it here and there during free play (since i am console), but my muscle memory is so use to the non-directional air roll, that i can't use the directional air roll....makes it very difficult to learn it or wanting to learn it...lol
Damn. Nice job. I realy couldn't find a proper tutorial explaining everytNice tutorialng you needed clearly but then i found tNice tutorials treasure of a video.
Best tutorial I’ve seen holy
Thank you so much! Glad I could help!
Ok I already know how to do this but one thing caught my ears. The main purpose isn't for air dribbles. It's for more precise hits in general
yes directional air roll is for more control over your car and the ball. it just makes higher level mechanics much easier
@@atari.-4746 yes. In the video u said it's mainly for air dribbles which is false. I'm not arguing or anything just helping all of the low level players that are trying to learn air dribbles now.
I love how the background footage is not SSL clips the entire time. there are wiffs and mistakes but it doesn't matter cause it delivers exactly what it is focused on. Question : is it possible for epic games pc players to play workshop maps , maybe with bakkes mod ?
yes there is a bakkesmod plugin called custom map loader I believe. you just open that window, download the map you want, refresh and you can load the map up
I have over 3k hours in Rocket League and Im 1550mmr (GC1) in 2s, I have never used air roll right or left, i only used normal air roll. 3 days ago I started practicing air roll right, the second day i was able to complete the obstacle course in the workshop, thanks to your video, i just jumped into freeplay and i got my first wall air dribbles from both sides of the field. Im quite far from the skill i have in normal air roll, but if i keep practicing for 1-2 hours a day i think in less than a month i should be able to use it competitivly. I gotta say that i'm not a very mechanical player at all. Just to clarify, i am using Kevpert advanced aerial training plan to learn it and once i have a decent control on the advanced training plan i'll switch to the elite one.
Thank I so much 😮 it work and I’m super surprised I was hard suck plat now I’m d3
Finally an air roll right video.
I watched the video in reverse so now I can to air roll left
this man is playing 4d chess while we are all playing checkers
Yo thx you this has helped me alot
Happy to help!
A good tip as well is if you want to learn quickly it’s sounds strange but a study was conducted where the brain was tested and changing a factor like sensitivity made people learn something quicker than someone who used the same factors. It’s strange but it helped me
Great video. Great not overestimating player's skills. Many pro's and/or content creators be like 'iN ChAmP yOu ShOulD AeRiaL ReSeT'' while they're hitting tripple flip resets in SSL top100. You're saying as it is; really advanced mechanics. They all make it look so easy 'just aerial to shoot'. Thanks for explanation, I will try to get into freeplay, it's just so boring. Limited to console so can't do rings maps :(.
What a bummer :/ Hopefully when UE5 comes out you guys will get access to custom maps
I didn't start fast aerialing till c1... Shit is a struggle backflipping in these lobbies lmao
play around with dodge deadzone settings and keep practicing. you'll get the hang of it!
I think ppl can also consider binding both ARL and ARR. Everything feels somewhat weird when you're too new to it. Just takes more training to get past that. But just depends on the person what they would prefer to do ofc
Very helpful man. Thanks!
Great video!
In my opinion stick down is a nice option to combine with some flip cancels
Yeah half flips and JZR flicks
Trying to learn this makes flip resets seem easy af. Why are flip resets some forbidden mechanic when it’s actually cake compared to constantly spinning?
the thing i dont understand is how to turn left and right while air rolling
mad underated
Thank you! More videos to come!
Finally bro
You got my sub bruh. Thanks for the help with RL.
Thank you! Happy to help!
best guide i have seen. subbing
Thanks for Watching!
2.5k hrs in RL and just learning directional air roll,,,LEGGOOO
Never too late to learn!
After over 5000 hrs, this is Gunna be a b**ch to learn. But thanks for the straight forward explanation of why it's useful. I'm going to give it a go. (peaked at C1 with regular air roll, so hope its worth it)
The only problem is that when i started i always used to flip to the left side and still do while speed fliping and everything but when i was going to choose an directional air roll the most comfort one was the right, i dont mean it is bad but it's difficult using a flip into an aerial.
Finally! Someone who uses air roll right :) i’m not a weirdo after all
i got 150 hrs c1 iv been using air roll left for a couple weeks and this vid just blow my mind like iv been using air roll wrong this whole time
Ima champ two and I’ve been using just regular air roll. I can Ariel but I felt like I hit my skill ceiling using regular air roll. Should I try using directional air roll and try to get a higher skill ceiling?
Definitely
yes. it gives you the keys to hit many more mechanics needed at higher levels and makes recoveries and getting more controlled touches much much easier. Directional air roll is like silverware. We could eat with our hands but why would we do that when we have forks and spoons. We have directional air roll to make the game easier so why not use it
when air dribbling on ARL would you hold your stick down then?
ok I'll try this pressing forward and only for a second left if I want to go up. this video helped me to understand, why my car is moving in every direction I don't want cause I was holding left the whole time
use left on your stick to point your nose up and forward on your stick to stabalize/ air dribbles. With these 2 directions just practice on rings maps or in free play and play around with it and you will get the hang of it. Trust the process!
@@atari.-4746 I use the left stick yesterday, the forward movement is not perfect atm, I have to learn to time it correct cause I fly more down than forward
Thank you
Great video thanks for the tips. Curious about your controls do you have boost on left trigger air roll right on B and air roll left on X? whats your brake if left trigger is boost?
yessir. my brake is LB and i have powerslide and non directional air roll on RB
Here is the problem i dont use Air roll "shift" goes brrrrrrr
4:01 are you left handed by chance? I use air roll right and am left handed, and have noticed my friends prefer air roll left, and they are all right handed
Definitely a correlation
Thank you man I’m trying to get better
Just keep playing! We are all on the same struggle bus haha
@@atari.-4746 I use left but I haven’t mastered it I can’t constantly hit flip resets
I mained air roll right since because its the first air roll i used
Great video man! I still can't do the directions while air-rolling. I use air-roll right, and have seen other videos saying you need to hold bottom-left or top-left to go left or right, but it never works! Any tips??
It only works when your car’s top is facing you. Basically as your car rotates where you need to move the stick rotates too.
@@lucio-ohs8828 Thanks man...will keep trying with that in mind!
yes but on top u have to time it correctly or have to learn different directions as once cause it is something else if u r looking on top of your car or at the bottom, the direction will change if your car is facing top and u r looking at the bottom of your car
an example is if u normal jump and press up, your nose will go down but if your car is lying on the roof and u press up, your nose will go up
I would recommend focusing on the baselines in this video and play around with it to build the muscle memory for it but if you do want me to be more specific on directions I would say move your stick to the left and down to fly to the right and left and up to fly to the left. Try it out and play with it a bit and once you get the feel built up it will become more instinctual vs having to think about your stick movements
Hardest part for me right now is when im air rolling how can i controll going forward and backward. Do you just let off of air roll to make that adjustment
your angle of your car should be determined on takeoff. you will use left and up on your stick to point your nose where you want to go. use left to move your nose up and use up to push your nose forward feather your stick movements like you do with your boost and practice. you will start to feel it out and figure it out. It is hard to explain over YT comments but if you want more help check out my discord in the description and I can help you further if you are still struggling!
Listen. All I'm saying... All it takes to mess up your whole gameset is one miniscule carpet beetle
why do you have just 76 subs...that were some great points i'did'nt notice...thank you for making this video
Thank you! New channel and first video so hopefully we can keep growing it!
i started only using back, im getting used to tornado, but i cant use right and forward at ALL
Keep working on it. Ive spent over 100 hours learning air roll before I became comfortable. Practice and it will come with time. You got this!
I hope you answer tNice tutorials bro, I am wondering how can I add plugins from another disk drive if my main drive (where I installed soft soft)
do we have to use either dirction, if so whats the purpose of normal air roll?
use what direction is more eye appealing. non directional air roll is mainly used for landings, recoveries and wavedashes. It makes your landings smoother and when binded to the same button as power slide it makes keeping your momentum a lot easier. There are some examples of this in my wavedash video
@@atari.-4746 thank you for the info i will try binding them together
Nice vid man
thank you!
What is your set up for the left wall? I use air roll right but for me it is easier to set up air dribbles from the left wall instead of the right wall
left wall facing opp net is tornado spin(stick to left while holding air roll) until my nose is pointed towards the direction I want to go, right wall is just a half rotation until my car is facing right side up(wheels towards ground) Does that make sense? Hard to explain through a YT comment
@@atari.-4746 thanks man , yes it make sense :D
Yo Atari. Are you left handed by chance?
When i Was gold i had air roll right then i tried left felt more natural to me now im c3-gc im gonna learn right for complete air control like aztral
I personally dont think you need both unless you are rlcs level pro but hey who am I to stop you. Good luck, you got it!
For air roll right you say use stick to the left and up. Does this mean that for air roll left you need to use right and down or right and up as well?
From what I've heard around, right and up.
yes you would use right and up for air roll left. When I refer to switching the directions that is only for left and right. Up and down apply the same way for both air roll right and air roll left. hope that clears it up. Thanks for watching!
OK this explains everything. Thanks. So mirrored from left to right indeed.
What are those camera settings??
Good video thanks
thank you! Glad I could help!
commenting for the algorithm
What a legend
Why not both?
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where are the other videos?
squishy's video is linked in the description. I have another tutorial on my channel at the moment with more tutorials coming within the next few weeks
I don't get the stick forward part. Wouldnt that change the direction you are flying?
It changes the direction your nose is facing but not the direction you are flying. if you move your stick back and forth between 10 and 3 o clock positions on your stick(air roll right) you will match the cars bumper to the ball and will get more controlled air dribbles. feel it out and keep practicing it and eventually with enough hours you will subconsciously make the necessary adjustments. Let me know if that helps!
@@atari.-4746 Thanks for the replay man! I'm not really sure I understood. Maybe if u record some shorts or something like that on tik tok you can talk about it xD
For air roll left, is pushing joystick up and pushing joystick up into the right the same movement?
push up for air dribbles works for both left and right air roll. When I explain using left on your stick to pitch up for air roll right, just imagine im saying to the right for air roll left. (Up and down on your stick works the same for both air rolls, only left and right on your stick are opposite) does that make sense?
What’s your sens and deadzone?
steering and aerial sens are both 1 and controller dz is .15 and dodge dz is .4 which is a little lower than normal
When you showed an example of the left stick going almost the whole time up while air dribbling i missed your controller showing you doing it, because this doesnt work at all when im trying it.
Feel free to join my discord and put clips in the coaching tab so I can see what’s going on and help you out!
I dont get how it takes people so long it took me only like 3 or 4 days
Yo can u explain to me how change directions while air rolling
I’d say I’m alright with AR-L and I do have air roll right bounce. Only use it occasionally as free roll you can only rotate on one axis while adjusting. Should I go ahead and learn air roll left and right?
Learn one for now. You really don't need to learn both until you are very high level. Like at gc3, most pros only learn one because learning both leads to more variables in game, more inconsistency and double the hours to master air roll
I real would like to know what ur rank is rn
down bad to say the least. D3 in 3s C2 in 2s
No hate jw are you a better coach then player?
probably honestly. I watch a lot of gameplay and understand the game better but I just suck at playing it haha
The video starts at 4:28 - pls bro, if u wanna add a bunch of talking that the ppl clicking the video didn't ask for, atleast have a "Video starts at 4:28" text on the screen
Thank you for the feedback. I will look into that for future videos. I try to explain each mechanic and why it should be used so people understand the importance of it. I try to make my videos based on how I would learn best which includes understanding the "why" part of something. I have also been working on shortening my intro, it is my first video so my recording and editing skills are subpar at the moment haha. Thanks for watching tho!
Nice im starting to make so simple soft soft how about you?
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Decent
I wouldn’t take notes from a guy who whiffs in the first clip lmfaooo
whos they
big name youtubers who lack depth in their explanation of mechanics in their videos
;)