I saw another video that helped me a lot when they said "boost into position not into the ball" That center of mass image is so good too. Love all your videos
After hundreds of hours practicing air dribble training packs, I just realized that the training packs themselves actually hurt me more than help. I could always hit the shot in training but never consistently in games. I've recently just started going into free-play and practicing that way as it forces me to create my own set up instead of relying on the perfect setup training packs always give you which almost never happens in an actual game. I haven't touched a training pack in about 2 weeks and I am already a lot more consistent in games. Just a tip for those who may have the same issue.
In actual games you should basically make sure to get to that "perfect" setup before going for air dribbles. You can practice this specific consistency in training but the training pack like others for this is not negligible for practicing wall dribbling itself. Plus this pack already gives you the ability to setup yourself to practice it
Idk why you have ‘hundreds of hours’ on training packs (especially for air dribbling packs) I feel like packs can help but mostly use free play with packs aiding to it. And also air dribbled packs r useless except for things that funnily enough r not air dribbles
This is a normal part of improving your mechanics. Training packs give you the perfect setup so you get the visual and muscle memory of where the car and ball should be as well as what inputs you need to do to succeed. However, if you only ever do training packs then you will get wrecked by higher level players. As soon as they see what you can do with the perfect setup, they will prevent you from ever getting the perfect setup.
I love how in-depth your videos go, like in the powershot video, feels like a subconciously inserted mini intro to physics lesson. It isn't so much of a tutorial, but a lesson. Every other channel just says "match the speed, jump and follow the ball like and sub plz". I could have sworn I subbed forever ago, but i guess I didn't. And thank you for the flip reset video. Im still not good enough at them to do them in game, but man are they fun to play with in custom matches with friends when I only have a few minutes to hop on.
A new Griff video, that's based on something I'm absolutely garbage at, and currently trying to work on in my gameplay. blessed. 'picks up note pad and pen and stares are the screen with upmost focus and intent'
Appreciate the vid man. I had the bad habit to always wanting touse air roll right after the set up and it wasted boost and time a lot. Tried to replicate ur set up with just boosting to the ball and rolling right before contact made the difference I needed. Thank you!
20000 matches and lots of hours in free play and ball still hits me in the air harder than I hit it. Like I feel like I get bonked downwards and I can burn 80 boost and only be hovering just off the ground. Barely ever able to get back up for a 2nd hit or double tap
There's plenty of calm and cool TH-camrs doing tutorials. Perhaps you're clicking on the wrong ones. Probably because of their "tHe BEST waY To Do FlIp ReSeTs!!!" clickbait titles... right?
I'm not gonna say how many hours it took me to make that connection, but I will say I have the est. 2015 banner and am just now looking at air dribble setups...
Not a trick. A reminder of Rocket League's default ball cam view-- a beeline vector center screen to the blind spot directly on the other side of the ball, wherever that points on the field.
So I started playing a couple years ago with my sons, picked it back up recently and taught myself wall setups last night, and this was the main thing that I picked up because I have my camera swivel all the way up, so it makes the timing window seem smaller and it really helped me get the first touch consistent
Just the video I needed, I learnt air roll, air dribbles and flip resets from u and have since got very consistent at them, my problem is the setup and actually using the mechs I have in a match. Thanks for another great vid. Also There is something called dodge control a youtuber named kevpert has covered it and it is a great way to get control of the ball in the air when it bounces away from the wall you might want to look into that if you haven't already as it could be another tutorial idea.
You have some nice thorough tutorials, certainly the ones on the Mawkzy flick and speedflip. Knowing you're pretty knowledgeable about this game, how come your peak rank is not higher than champion 1? I mean no offense by this comment I am just curious, keep up the good videos!
great video for people whom need to learn these setups , ive always prefered using very manual setups to not just train a mech but also setting it up yourself
Great stuff as usual. I can honestly say your videos were a very important part of me learning dar, flip resets, and power flicks. I'd love if you'd dissect more advanced mechanics as well.
Yep, Griff has the best tutorials. He breaks things down so well it's very easy to follow. Honestly can't believe we were the same rank for a long time. 2 completely different types of players getting to the same spot basically their own way. This guy's got the mechs
Your training content is the best i've seen since Sunless khan's "Why you suck at Rocket League". This is hands down the BEST wall to dribble vid I have seen. Super clear. That visual cue tip is SOooooooo good. Can't wait to put this into action! thank you!
Why not use the overlay to show where to hit the ball. or even just 'take control mode'. That is sweet when you need to take a piss or something. You can set it up to play a certain rank style and do certain moves
Incredible, evry other youtuber would copy others explanations, but you are different. One thing i also took into account is how light your gameplay feels, could we get a camera settings guide one day?
My main issue is that i use air roll, not left or right. So jumping off the wall at some angles is kinda impossible. I can do normal air dribble setups etc but those that require me to spin and roll close to the was you cant do, like at 6:14 & 6:56. I just dont know the fastest way to learn L/R roll
It's a binding called "air roll left". There is also air roll right but I typically don't use that one. Conversely, if you hold down your air roll button, should you have one, you can then roll the car left or right based on your joystick direction.
Nice pack. I'm missing a shot here where the ball roll from the opponent's corner so you have to slightly tap a ball rolling on the ball toward you and not from you. Other than, that, I really like the addition of control toward the wall shots.
hey griff very helpful video as always, is there any chance I could know ur camera stiffness? I think mines too high because when I get a little bit under the ball the camera goes entirely under my car putting me in a blackout type situation!
Is using power slide at the point of contact a good idea? Thank you for your uploads, you have a great way of breaking things down into a simple science
The boost management is my problem, grabbing the boost or having enough boost before going for an off the wall shot is something I really struggle with
Entre el hitbox y entre como se separa la pelota, es bastante dificil calcular como usar el muro. ¿A donde apuntar?, ¿Que tanto girar? , descubrire si hablas de eso en unos minutos
Griff, forgive me if im being dumb, but when talking about shot 2 and 3 at 5:18, were you saying to jump before or after contact with the ball on shot 2 when it is higher up on the wall? When you say they "work best using one or the other", does that mean you can jump before or after contact and it doesn't matter (on these shots 2 and 3)?
is it possible to have nice setups and plays without using directional air roll all the time? I'm not that mechanical and I can not use directional air roll how you show in the video 😢. However, I was able to more or less do the setups you described. Any advice?
Of course! Just don't over use your boost in the air. Be intentional about your touches (speed and direction) and take your time. When you don't use air roll, you really have to make sure and not commit to any one direction while boosting. It will create a directional momentum that will be very difficult to control and correct.
The actual problem is if you are soloqueuing none of these tips apply.. it's basically playing goalie until diamond 3 div 3/champ 2. Up until then you can 100% expect your teammates to take possession from you and never be in mid, or know left go's 1st... or keep it out of your corners.☹.
@@Grifflicious I get it. And it isn't that bad of a word until some Karen mom complains about it. But part of my job is to filter through the training content before sharing it with the kids to avoid just that. Just wanted to provide some feedback to let you know that you might be missing some of your target audience if you don't keep it PG. Do with that what you will. I think your content is great!
@@ahandsumguy I get that. In fairness, it’s toward the final seconds of the video so I suppose it could still be shown up to that point if it was helpful enough.
One thing I can't seem to get - I can do basic air dribbling from the ground and the wall, even hit game winners this way but it's just dragging the ball in with no air roll or minimal air roll. What I can't seem to get is "under" the ball so I time to use air roll - I just seem to head straight at the ball and just "push" it in with the nose of the car. Any tips on how to get "under" the ball from the take off?
Your tips are super useful as always. I've been able to build on small steps just because you explained them just right. One of the things that will be useful is to tackle a few in game scenarios where you see the ball and should a couple of approaches to your decision making on what to do next. For example, do you go straight up for an aerial here, or go off the wall instead etc and why.
I saw another video that helped me a lot when they said "boost into position not into the ball" That center of mass image is so good too. Love all your videos
After hundreds of hours practicing air dribble training packs, I just realized that the training packs themselves actually hurt me more than help. I could always hit the shot in training but never consistently in games. I've recently just started going into free-play and practicing that way as it forces me to create my own set up instead of relying on the perfect setup training packs always give you which almost never happens in an actual game. I haven't touched a training pack in about 2 weeks and I am already a lot more consistent in games. Just a tip for those who may have the same issue.
In actual games you should basically make sure to get to that "perfect" setup before going for air dribbles. You can practice this specific consistency in training but the training pack like others for this is not negligible for practicing wall dribbling itself. Plus this pack already gives you the ability to setup yourself to practice it
Thx, gonna try it for sure
Idk why you have ‘hundreds of hours’ on training packs (especially for air dribbling packs) I feel like packs can help but mostly use free play with packs aiding to it. And also air dribbled packs r useless except for things that funnily enough r not air dribbles
This is a normal part of improving your mechanics. Training packs give you the perfect setup so you get the visual and muscle memory of where the car and ball should be as well as what inputs you need to do to succeed. However, if you only ever do training packs then you will get wrecked by higher level players. As soon as they see what you can do with the perfect setup, they will prevent you from ever getting the perfect setup.
If you practiced it 'hundreds of hours' and you didnt master it already, training pack or not, maybe the game isnt for you...
I love how in-depth your videos go, like in the powershot video, feels like a subconciously inserted mini intro to physics lesson. It isn't so much of a tutorial, but a lesson. Every other channel just says "match the speed, jump and follow the ball like and sub plz". I could have sworn I subbed forever ago, but i guess I didn't. And thank you for the flip reset video. Im still not good enough at them to do them in game, but man are they fun to play with in custom matches with friends when I only have a few minutes to hop on.
A new Griff video, that's based on something I'm absolutely garbage at, and currently trying to work on in my gameplay. blessed.
'picks up note pad and pen and stares are the screen with upmost focus and intent'
Appreciate the vid man. I had the bad habit to always wanting touse air roll right after the set up and it wasted boost and time a lot.
Tried to replicate ur set up with just boosting to the ball and rolling right before contact made the difference I needed. Thank you!
This pack is great. Some of these variations I've been struggling with. Thank you.
You're most welcome! I'm glad to hear it has been helpful!
The tip on the touch should be when the ball blocks the goal earns you a like AND A SUBSCRIBE! That already made a huge difference
Best Tutorial I’ve seen yet
Thank you so much!
please create more in-depth video on the 10th shot. that situation happens in game more than any other
Finally new grif vid
I’m a merc player, never seen anyone juggle or reset with a merc.
We need a PIP of your videos integrated into the game.
Appreciate the love!
i love your content, subscribed!
20000 matches and lots of hours in free play and ball still hits me in the air harder than I hit it. Like I feel like I get bonked downwards and I can burn 80 boost and only be hovering just off the ground. Barely ever able to get back up for a 2nd hit or double tap
You have to get your touch as fast as you can once you hit it off the wall, before the ball starts falling as once it does, it'll knock ur car down
@@zhardeen7590 Yeah I struggle with this... get on it fast but then match speed and control it..
you see, i have the skill. i just don't have the chances. everyone, literally everyone in any rank above plat goes for every ball they possibly can.
Work on possession and possession from saves this guy has tutorials on that
@@bladeplays7389 i dont think you understand. you cant go 2 seconds without the entire opposite team ramming into you tryna get the ball 😭
A Notice For intermediate players, COMP is not for testing your newly found skills. Go to casuals, we competitive players don’t want you.
Why am I watching this… I am bronze
When I say I HOWLED ☠️🤣🤣
haha seriously though, go check out that flakes series called no mechanics, and you'll be at this stage in no time! 🤣
Not for long!
Its like watching a pro skate video to go get pumped to go skating
Finally, a rocket league player that doesn't have obnoxious energy and sounds normal, thank you for the great video
We're not getting scammed either, biggest of W's
There's plenty of calm and cool TH-camrs doing tutorials. Perhaps you're clicking on the wrong ones. Probably because of their "tHe BEST waY To Do FlIp ReSeTs!!!" clickbait titles... right?
Holy balls, that trick with touching the ball when its blocking the goal is brilliant.
It's notes like that that matter the most.
I'm not gonna say how many hours it took me to make that connection, but I will say I have the est. 2015 banner and am just now looking at air dribble setups...
Not a trick. A reminder of Rocket League's default ball cam view-- a beeline vector center screen to the blind spot directly on the other side of the ball, wherever that points on the field.
So I started playing a couple years ago with my sons, picked it back up recently and taught myself wall setups last night, and this was the main thing that I picked up because I have my camera swivel all the way up, so it makes the timing window seem smaller and it really helped me get the first touch consistent
Just the video I needed, I learnt air roll, air dribbles and flip resets from u and have since got very consistent at them, my problem is the setup and actually using the mechs I have in a match. Thanks for another great vid.
Also
There is something called dodge control a youtuber named kevpert has covered it and it is a great way to get control of the ball in the air when it bounces away from the wall you might want to look into that if you haven't already as it could be another tutorial idea.
Watched it and already on it! It’s one I plan on covering.
Amazing video! Very insightful perspective on rocket league mechanics
You have some nice thorough tutorials, certainly the ones on the Mawkzy flick and speedflip. Knowing you're pretty knowledgeable about this game, how come your peak rank is not higher than champion 1? I mean no offense by this comment I am just curious, keep up the good videos!
Just struggle to be consistent.
My god this is the best wall to air play video I have seen. Best analysis and clear instructions ever, ty!
Wow I still cant believe that ur under 30k sups such great vids and guides to us players thanks again!
You pointed out a few things that I needed help understanding. Thank you!
You're most welcome!
Title is how Got and kept my girlfriend
great video for people whom need to learn these setups , ive always prefered using very manual setups to not just train a mech but also setting it up yourself
you know its a good day when Grifflicious uplodes :D
Great stuff as usual. I can honestly say your videos were a very important part of me learning dar, flip resets, and power flicks. I'd love if you'd dissect more advanced mechanics as well.
Yep, Griff has the best tutorials. He breaks things down so well it's very easy to follow. Honestly can't believe we were the same rank for a long time. 2 completely different types of players getting to the same spot basically their own way. This guy's got the mechs
I have been training my air to wall religiously, and can't wait to watch this one.
@@SamiraSamira-z6f8s same bro
One thing that helped me a TON was practicing flying upside down, off the left post, right post and try to hit a fixed point in free play.
Your training content is the best i've seen since Sunless khan's "Why you suck at Rocket League". This is hands down the BEST wall to dribble vid I have seen. Super clear. That visual cue tip is SOooooooo good. Can't wait to put this into action! thank you!
@@SixumSuave you’re most welcome and thank you for the kind words.
Why not use the overlay to show where to hit the ball. or even just 'take control mode'. That is sweet when you need to take a piss or something. You can set it up to play a certain rank style and do certain moves
Great walk through
Incredible, evry other youtuber would copy others explanations, but you are different.
One thing i also took into account is how light your gameplay feels, could we get a camera settings guide one day?
Can you make a video on redirects please?
Yes but it might not be what you think it'll be lol
This is great, I definitely need to work on my setups to create more opportunities for clean air plays under pressure.
My main issue is that i use air roll, not left or right. So jumping off the wall at some angles is kinda impossible. I can do normal air dribble setups etc but those that require me to spin and roll close to the was you cant do, like at 6:14 & 6:56. I just dont know the fastest way to learn L/R roll
Tbh i was expecting play ON the wall not FROM the wall, but other than that, it did help with my air dribbles 😅
Fab stuff. Thanks, man.
Well god damn might as well call me out by name in that intro 🙁
knew it, knew you were gonna upload this soon. thanks griff
loved it
second that motion
Hi .great vid thou how to get ridd of the wall just press air roll or jump ? I see you press X and sqeare ? Togather
X is my jump and Square is my boost.
How do you do the half roll off the wall to make your car upright no matter how i move my analog it does move that way
It's a binding called "air roll left". There is also air roll right but I typically don't use that one. Conversely, if you hold down your air roll button, should you have one, you can then roll the car left or right based on your joystick direction.
Dude - thank you for this video. This is going to help me so much.
You’re most welcome!
Nice pack.
I'm missing a shot here where the ball roll from the opponent's corner so you have to slightly tap a ball rolling on the ball toward you and not from you.
Other than, that, I really like the addition of control toward the wall shots.
hey griff very helpful video as always, is there any chance I could know ur camera stiffness? I think mines too high because when I get a little bit under the ball the camera goes entirely under my car putting me in a blackout type situation!
Is using power slide at the point of contact a good idea?
Thank you for your uploads, you have a great way of breaking things down into a simple science
The boost management is my problem, grabbing the boost or having enough boost before going for an off the wall shot is something I really struggle with
whats that program you opened up to adjust the boost?
BakkesMod
There is no trening code in desc :P
My bad. Fixed.
@@Grifflicious thanks mate
what is the name of the decal ur using in the first clip? nice explaination tho man :O :🙏
Nice
❤
Also helps to hit the ball when its right at the top of the curver where the banner is
Entre el hitbox y entre como se separa la pelota, es bastante dificil calcular como usar el muro. ¿A donde apuntar?, ¿Que tanto girar? , descubrire si hablas de eso en unos minutos
2 dias despues, al menos 1 vez pude hacerlo sin que la pelota rebote. Increible
Whats the code for the pack?
It’s in the description
Griff, forgive me if im being dumb, but when talking about shot 2 and 3 at 5:18, were you saying to jump before or after contact with the ball on shot 2 when it is higher up on the wall? When you say they "work best using one or the other", does that mean you can jump before or after contact and it doesn't matter (on these shots 2 and 3)?
Shot two, you should aim to jump late, shot 3 should be early. Sorry if it wasn’t clear.
6:33 is this a cancelled flip?
Yes it is! Nice catch!
Thank you. Great video!
Big thank you 👍🏻👋🏻
is it possible to have nice setups and plays without using directional air roll all the time? I'm not that mechanical and I can not use directional air roll how you show in the video 😢. However, I was able to more or less do the setups you described. Any advice?
Of course! Just don't over use your boost in the air. Be intentional about your touches (speed and direction) and take your time. When you don't use air roll, you really have to make sure and not commit to any one direction while boosting. It will create a directional momentum that will be very difficult to control and correct.
The actual problem is if you are soloqueuing none of these tips apply..
it's basically playing goalie until diamond 3 div 3/champ 2. Up until then you can 100% expect your teammates to take possession from you and never be in mid, or know left go's 1st... or keep it out of your corners.☹.
You should make a copy and paste to put into every game you play about things u expect like left goes
Keep crying
That's why you learn to be *faster* with your possession. Teammates can't take possession from you if you already outspeed your teammates.
Decal name?
MaredShard
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this donation! Super generous and I appreciate it very much.
video idea: optimal controller binds?
R1 Boost
L1 Powerslide and Air Roll
DAR Circle and Square gg
@@JD-ee4df mine are L2 boost. R2 Drive. L1 airoll + powerslide. R1 airoll right + reverse. X jump. Triangle camera. Circle scoreboard. Square airoll left (dont touch it)
I was just about to share this link with all my students (I coach youth RL), but then you said the D word...
Apologies for that. “Richard” just didn’t have the same ring to it.
@@Grifflicious I get it. And it isn't that bad of a word until some Karen mom complains about it. But part of my job is to filter through the training content before sharing it with the kids to avoid just that. Just wanted to provide some feedback to let you know that you might be missing some of your target audience if you don't keep it PG. Do with that what you will. I think your content is great!
@@ahandsumguy I get that. In fairness, it’s toward the final seconds of the video so I suppose it could still be shown up to that point if it was helpful enough.
One thing I can't seem to get - I can do basic air dribbling from the ground and the wall, even hit game winners this way but it's just dragging the ball in with no air roll or minimal air roll. What I can't seem to get is "under" the ball so I time to use air roll - I just seem to head straight at the ball and just "push" it in with the nose of the car. Any tips on how to get "under" the ball from the take off?
Your tips are super useful as always. I've been able to build on small steps just because you explained them just right. One of the things that will be useful is to tackle a few in game scenarios where you see the ball and should a couple of approaches to your decision making on what to do next. For example, do you go straight up for an aerial here, or go off the wall instead etc and why.