@@aqaridot Kevpert generally did a decent job of explaining mechanics and gameplay. This does a great job too, honestly I could watch both and feel like I'm taking away some good advice from each of them.
Your idea about cradling the ball is exactly the kind of thing I needed to hear. I've been struggling with consistency on flicking the ball. I've been following the advice of most others, which is to hold down jump so my car stays with the ball, but it wasn't always working out. Now I also need to work on dribbling, but I think it's good enough at this point to be able to work on flicks so I can pull them off in a game. Anyway, I think your idea of cradling the ball is going to make a difference for me. I tend to only tap jump anyway so now I just need to work in the movements for the cradle. Great work Wayton! Keep it up, man!
So happy you got so much out of this video! This comment means a lot to me. I spent a really long time making this one and it really seems like people are learning a ton!
This is so perfect. I have been procrastinating looking for a good flick tutorial and now you just went and made what I'm sure is the best one in existence. Thank Wayton!
Me: Starts grinding ones again. Wayton: Releases a video on flicks a day later. Me: Okay, I get it, I'm bad. You didn't have to call me out like that...
Man I've been playing above my average a good week+ now... Reflecting on that I haven't really been dribbling & flicking at all. I'm bad. Guess I'm headed to FreePlay for dribbling practice.
Holy shit! Quality information aside, the editing on this video is insane! Thanks for making this video. I just hit Plat 1 in 2v2 and I'm trying to improve and you're right - all the videos I've seen on flicks are so basic I couldn't find anything that talked about the things you mentioned. I knew I was going wrong somewhere and didn't know what to focus on.
I'm so glad I could help. As I mentioned, it really did feel like there was a hole where quality flick tutorials would stand. Hopefully this fills that hole a decent bit. You'll be up to Diamond in no time!
I have never been able to do a 45 degree flick before. The literal second you described "cradling" in this video, I booted up the game and was able to pull off a 45 degree flick straight away! This is a top tier video you have made!
From a fellow GC this is the best flick tutorial out there! Most RL mechanics have small "secret" maneuvers you must do during the set up but they're rarely talked about. Im sure the cradle analogy will lead to a lot of "Ah Ha" moments for people! Well done!
holy shit not even joking before I watched this the only flick I could do was a front flip and diagonal flip flick and after watching this I go into training and instantly start hitting 180 flicks like it's nothing wtf this video was magic lmao
This has been driving me CRAZY! I kept asking coaches and streamers how they flick because it kept popping off my car even when I listen to the usual advice (i.e. match the ball's speed, hold jump, etc.). But not "Cradling" my flicks is exactly why I've been struggling! Thanks for your different perspectives on these mechanics, like this one and your shots video.
Wayton, this is literally one of the best rocket league tutorials I’ve ever seen. You just explained everything extremely well, your visuals and analogies just opened up flicks to me that I’ve been struggling with ever since I started rocket league (I’m champ now and can barely flick). Turning your car down to cradle, using that whiffle ball toy to visualize the flick, all of them just opened my eyes to the mechanics of the flick I never understood. Thank you.
I literally saw the video yesterday and try it, im so impressed that after almost one month of trying to wrongly flicking, i just started to hit them consistently EVEN in ranked. omg the most benefit rocket league vid ever seen
This is the definitive flick tutorial. It covered pretty much everything a player need to learn about flicks, be it a high ranked player wanting to perfect their flicks or a complete amateur wanting to begin training flicks. Great video as always, Wayton!
your tutorials are always insightful. i've thought about the idea of the cradle, never had a word for it tho, and this vid helped me understand that idea very well. looking forward to training with these tips in mind.
Dude I mean this in the nicest way possible. You sound just like the skinny guy in zombie land, and the whole time you’re explaining it to me I’m like wow this dude survived the apocalypse and now he’s a beast at rl
I watched literally every flick tutorial youtube has to offer and this is definitely the most in depth and well explained one yet, Thank you so much for this video
I mean, being consistent with them is pretty difficult. Anyone can dribble in soccer with 5 minutes of practice and shoot the ball decently. More of like a skill floor
@@lleytonyang9207 I don't get what you're trying to say. Dribbling and the mechanics around it have a much higher skill floor to get a baseline consistency in rocket league. In soccer, you can get consistent faster, but your shots will be bad compared to a higher-level player. That's how a skill floor works
Caleb1243 I disagree and I believe that getting CONSISTENT shots in soccer is so overlooked and people are always like “it’s just kicking a ball” when it’s really not. Obviously a person could kick a ball consistently but they couldn’t dribble with skill consistently in soccer.
@@lleytonyang9207 I said the skill floor is high. I can go into a field and can dribble the ball downfield and kick it into the net 10/10 times with 0 practice. Not possible in rocket league, so rocket league has a higher skill floor
Exactly the in-depth analysis needed for this topic, breaking down the mechanics needed (cradle, scoop) and how they correct the things were all doing wrong, thanks! That bridge between “here’s what you’re doing and why it isn’t working” and “ here’s the thing that fixes that” is important
This is one of those videos that I’ve come back to many times throughout the last few months and it has made a world of difference for my gameplay. The more you practice, the more you can practically “feel” where the sweet spot for the flick is
Flicks have never really clicked with me, even after 2000+ hours. This really helps me visualize what is necessary for a successful flick, thank you so much!
This video is fantastic! I'm sitting in C3 in 2's and 3's and I'm sure what you've talked about in this video will finally help me break GC. Awesome video man!!
The cradling makes sense! Great explanation. I've flicked a few times intending to, but not knowing how and had the exact problem you mentioned - that I never know why it works and why it doesn't. I understood I was "popping" it rather than "sliding" it, but didn't quite get what the issue was entirely.
Wayton... You have changed my RL life! I can flick now fairly consistently! Literally I haven't even finished watching the vid. I got to 5:05 where you explained the cradle and that's what I'd been missing! Thanks dude!
I am not sure if you still read comments this late but I watched this video and have been trying to learn to flick for the first time using slow-motion and heavy mods. I started the game 2 months ago so it was quite a challenge but after about 4 hours in freeplay and local matches with mods, I can do a 45 flick constantly and I am working on a 180 just for fun now. Thank you so much!!!
Hey! I'm a mid gc who was looking for a way for a few months now to get better flicks. I bounced around pro vods for a while, and they do indeed use the cradle! I observed this before stumbling upon your video; I thought they were doing it simply so their flick has more follow-through, I didn't know it was to reduce the space between them and the ball. Now that I know this, my flicks have finally got to that next level; thank you, Wayton!
I don't know many other Rocket League content creators who have as much detail or helpfulness in their videos. It's also really well laid out. Good work bro
cleverly done! this needs to be the standard for everyone doing tutorials. dont just SHOW how it is done. to communicate what is behind the mechanic you have internalised you need to really dissect that stuff. thanks a lot for this!
100% the best flicks video yet. Ever since i could feel that scoop, or that wrap, that cradle, I have been way more consistent with it and this video just explains it perfectly and taught me how to do some flicks that I havent done before, but now i csnt wait to get home and try them out! Flicks are one of my favorite mechanics for sure. It feels so good when you land a powerful flick.
coming from a 2k gc, this is the most well explained video i have seen on flicks, and it really makes a lot of sense, and it should be very helpful to lower ranks.
Ive only been playing RL for 3 months and because of you and your videos, Ive already made Plat in Double and triples and Ive mad Gild 2 in singles, thanks man, keep it up, your helping everyone a ton
I'm not even joking with this: I went into training after watching this video, and immediately did a 45 degree flick with good power/accuracy. I stayed in training and practiced flicks and I am alot more confident now thanks to this video. I know I'm kind of late to the party, but that's because I stopped playing during covid and just got back into it. This vid is really helping me get back to where I was skillwise. Thanks alot Wayton!
I really have to learn to dribble...but i cant use woorkshop maps because i'm a xbox player but after that i'll come back to this vid and try to make flicks...so thanks for the vid keep it up! 😃
Been following you for a bit. Your tutorials have improved my play skill more than any other videos could. Your unique explanations make everything click for me! Appreciate you!
Not sure if someone commented about it already but I actually know what the wiffle ball toy swingy thing is called! It's based on a game called "Jai Alai" (pronounced 'high-a-lie'), which is played in mainly Latin American countries as well as Spain. The racket you throw the ball with is called a "cesta" or "xistera."
In my opinion this is the best video on flicks yet. Completely new look on flicks and it was so helpful. Great video man keep it up. (This video made me sub 👍)
It’s good to practice the movements of different flicks you want to master without the ball. If you get good muscle memory of how to move your car for each flick, you’ll get the hang of it pretty easily, at least that’s how I taught myself.
is this anyones else like 50th time watching this vid I swear I've watched this vid so much but love all the tutorial vids u do have watched them all a million times and still learn so much each and each time I watch them cause I never stop learning in rl and wayton always goes in to extreme step by step so there's nothing missed great job man keep em coming and thanks ive gotten so much better just watching ur tutorial vids
subscribed because of this. Honestly its great to mechanically learn all of this in practice then when you fail without knowing why you just keep grinding till it becomes second nature. Actually learning what's going on and visually see these images are great. Truly will save you a lot of time as know you know what you did wrong. Wish this came out 3 months ago, awesome stuff!
How this guy is so good at teaching rocket league. Like you are so good than everyone else. I am getting good with his tips in RL by just watching and practicing this videos. Thanks a lot Wayton.
If I do that to my kid that is jail time but in rocket league that ball is my baby so great advice I'm going to yet it sad thing is I'm 8 out of 10 on my gc wins and dropped down from gc to c3
Such a good tutorial I think the same as you with the whatever the flick is, is where the sweet spot is but you explained it in so much more detail than most people could
Awesome. I really looked 10 long videos about flicks and dribbles but you explained it soooo good. There are huge and small infos that only you covered in this video. 100% recommendation and great editing. Thank you so much!
Looked into your account and noticed that you don't have a air dribble guide. I really want to learn that mechanics and looked also dozens of videos about it but it is kind of random with the setup. If I randomly do the setup correctly I can pull off the air dribble mechanics and I think it is like it is with Flicks. Your key point the "cradle" was the one thing that boosted my flicks so hard. Maybe you can do a video like this one for air dribbles / ceiling shots or other mechanics as well
Finally someone who clearly explains flicks and the physics behind it. Nice video man
kevpert explained it very well too for back then
oh yeah it was very clear when he said “imagine your car is one of these... slingy toy thingys.”
@@soysauce05 yea it kinda makes sense
@@aqaridot Kevpert generally did a decent job of explaining mechanics and gameplay. This does a great job too, honestly I could watch both and feel like I'm taking away some good advice from each of them.
bone apple tea
"No you're gonna take it, and cradle it.... And then yeet it"
Hahaha had me in stitches. Great vid man keep it up.
same here lmaooooooooo
Second comment in 6 months wow
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Your idea about cradling the ball is exactly the kind of thing I needed to hear. I've been struggling with consistency on flicking the ball. I've been following the advice of most others, which is to hold down jump so my car stays with the ball, but it wasn't always working out. Now I also need to work on dribbling, but I think it's good enough at this point to be able to work on flicks so I can pull them off in a game. Anyway, I think your idea of cradling the ball is going to make a difference for me. I tend to only tap jump anyway so now I just need to work in the movements for the cradle.
Great work Wayton! Keep it up, man!
If you really wanted to nerd out, you could talk about angular momentum and torque to describe how flicks generate power.
Daniel Riley, that was amazing lol. Sounding nerdy. I like it.
So happy you got so much out of this video! This comment means a lot to me. I spent a really long time making this one and it really seems like people are learning a ton!
@@WaytonPilkin I really appreciated the detail you went into. Thanks again, man! Hopefully I'll get to your level soon!
@@WebHead948 sounds like the perfect video for rocket science to make
Your channel is the definition of "quality over quantity."
Easily the best flicks tutorial I've seen
First only 10 months late
This is so perfect. I have been procrastinating looking for a good flick tutorial and now you just went and made what I'm sure is the best one in existence. Thank Wayton!
Me: Starts grinding ones again.
Wayton: Releases a video on flicks a day later.
Me: Okay, I get it, I'm bad. You didn't have to call me out like that...
lmao
Wayton Pilkin lol
Man I've been playing above my average a good week+ now...
Reflecting on that I haven't really been dribbling & flicking at all.
I'm bad. Guess I'm headed to FreePlay for dribbling practice.
Holy shit! Quality information aside, the editing on this video is insane!
Thanks for making this video. I just hit Plat 1 in 2v2 and I'm trying to improve and you're right - all the videos I've seen on flicks are so basic I couldn't find anything that talked about the things you mentioned. I knew I was going wrong somewhere and didn't know what to focus on.
Same
Same I'm gold 3 but was in plat 1
his videos are awesome for lower ranks!
I'm so glad I could help. As I mentioned, it really did feel like there was a hole where quality flick tutorials would stand. Hopefully this fills that hole a decent bit. You'll be up to Diamond in no time!
Same I hit plat around the same time as you and now I’m plat 2 I hope this video can help me, especially in 1s
I have never been able to do a 45 degree flick before. The literal second you described "cradling" in this video, I booted up the game and was able to pull off a 45 degree flick straight away! This is a top tier video you have made!
From a fellow GC this is the best flick tutorial out there! Most RL mechanics have small "secret" maneuvers you must do during the set up but they're rarely talked about. Im sure the cradle analogy will lead to a lot of "Ah Ha" moments for people! Well done!
Bro you make the best rocket league coach videos. That’s it. Never saw anything that accurate and precise. Gg
holy shit not even joking before I watched this the only flick I could do was a front flip and diagonal flip flick and after watching this I go into training and instantly start hitting 180 flicks like it's nothing wtf this video was magic lmao
This has been driving me CRAZY! I kept asking coaches and streamers how they flick because it kept popping off my car even when I listen to the usual advice (i.e. match the ball's speed, hold jump, etc.). But not "Cradling" my flicks is exactly why I've been struggling!
Thanks for your different perspectives on these mechanics, like this one and your shots video.
Wayton, this is literally one of the best rocket league tutorials I’ve ever seen. You just explained everything extremely well, your visuals and analogies just opened up flicks to me that I’ve been struggling with ever since I started rocket league (I’m champ now and can barely flick). Turning your car down to cradle, using that whiffle ball toy to visualize the flick, all of them just opened my eyes to the mechanics of the flick I never understood. Thank you.
I literally saw the video yesterday and try it, im so impressed that after almost one month of trying to wrongly flicking, i just started to hit them consistently EVEN in ranked. omg the most benefit rocket league vid ever seen
This is the definitive flick tutorial. It covered pretty much everything a player need to learn about flicks, be it a high ranked player wanting to perfect their flicks or a complete amateur wanting to begin training flicks. Great video as always, Wayton!
your tutorials are always insightful. i've thought about the idea of the cradle, never had a word for it tho, and this vid helped me understand that idea very well. looking forward to training with these tips in mind.
Dude I mean this in the nicest way possible. You sound just like the skinny guy in zombie land, and the whole time you’re explaining it to me I’m like wow this dude survived the apocalypse and now he’s a beast at rl
I watched literally every flick tutorial youtube has to offer and this is definitely the most in depth and well explained one yet, Thank you so much for this video
Your quality is unreal man. You do everything so well. Great video
"Dribbling in rocket league is like 10x harder than in real life soccer" That's where all the dislikes are from lmao
I mean, being consistent with them is pretty difficult. Anyone can dribble in soccer with 5 minutes of practice and shoot the ball decently. More of like a skill floor
@@Calebanton Do you know what consistent means
@@lleytonyang9207 I don't get what you're trying to say. Dribbling and the mechanics around it have a much higher skill floor to get a baseline consistency in rocket league. In soccer, you can get consistent faster, but your shots will be bad compared to a higher-level player. That's how a skill floor works
Caleb1243 I disagree and I believe that getting CONSISTENT shots in soccer is so overlooked and people are always like “it’s just kicking a ball” when it’s really not. Obviously a person could kick a ball consistently but they couldn’t dribble with skill consistently in soccer.
@@lleytonyang9207 I said the skill floor is high. I can go into a field and can dribble the ball downfield and kick it into the net 10/10 times with 0 practice. Not possible in rocket league, so rocket league has a higher skill floor
This is like the best video ever. I’ve gone way too long not knowing any of this
very confident with all these mechanics but yet i clicked on this video and honestly the best video i’ve seen about it
Exactly the in-depth analysis needed for this topic, breaking down the mechanics needed (cradle, scoop) and how they correct the things were all doing wrong, thanks!
That bridge between “here’s what you’re doing and why it isn’t working” and “ here’s the thing that fixes that” is important
DUDE, you are just so helpful for RL community, much love man,, never stop
This is one of those videos that I’ve come back to many times throughout the last few months and it has made a world of difference for my gameplay. The more you practice, the more you can practically “feel” where the sweet spot for the flick is
keep it up man
Been too long
Your production quality/cinematics are insanely nice Wayton. Awesome video man!
Thank you! I love guides with theoretical explanation and good visual examples.
Flicks have never really clicked with me, even after 2000+ hours. This really helps me visualize what is necessary for a successful flick, thank you so much!
This video is fantastic! I'm sitting in C3 in 2's and 3's and I'm sure what you've talked about in this video will finally help me break GC. Awesome video man!!
You have a very special vision of the game and thats why your advices are so good :D ! thx btw
The cradling makes sense! Great explanation.
I've flicked a few times intending to, but not knowing how and had the exact problem you mentioned - that I never know why it works and why it doesn't.
I understood I was "popping" it rather than "sliding" it, but didn't quite get what the issue was entirely.
Finally, my best youtuber at giving tips uploaded the video I needed
Top notch tut my friend. Flicks explained very well and the work you put into these is always very evident. Thank you for this. I needed it.
I’ve always noticed the cradle but never really knew how to incorporate it and seeing this video helps so much
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Wayton... You have changed my RL life! I can flick now fairly consistently! Literally I haven't even finished watching the vid. I got to 5:05 where you explained the cradle and that's what I'd been missing! Thanks dude!
Wayton: here are all the flicks
Breezi: Am I a joke to you?
9:24 "competitively viable" Breezy flick is a freestyle
@@christiantaylor1495 It's spelled "Breezi"
Upgrade Breezi not breezy
Breezi*
Is that better? Lol
I am not sure if you still read comments this late but I watched this video and have been trying to learn to flick for the first time using slow-motion and heavy mods. I started the game 2 months ago so it was quite a challenge but after about 4 hours in freeplay and local matches with mods, I can do a 45 flick constantly and I am working on a 180 just for fun now. Thank you so much!!!
Really good man. Great how you don't just say what other people do amazing stuff.
Been sucking with my flicks rn in a slump and washed so thank you!
Hey! I'm a mid gc who was looking for a way for a few months now to get better flicks. I bounced around pro vods for a while, and they do indeed use the cradle! I observed this before stumbling upon your video; I thought they were doing it simply so their flick has more follow-through, I didn't know it was to reduce the space between them and the ball. Now that I know this, my flicks have finally got to that next level; thank you, Wayton!
Great tutorial. The cradle bit will really help my practice with these, thanks!
I don't know many other Rocket League content creators who have as much detail or helpfulness in their videos. It's also really well laid out. Good work bro
I literally started training flicks two days ago
This video helps a lot 😂
insane vid as always, crazy how you keep finding such useful insights countless others have missed. Keep em commin!!
cleverly done! this needs to be the standard for everyone doing tutorials. dont just SHOW how it is done. to communicate what is behind the mechanic you have internalised you need to really dissect that stuff. thanks a lot for this!
This is an awesome guide!!! I’m c1 and never knew some of the things you said. I’m definitely going to get way more consistent now. Thank you!
So underrated channel, been liking your videos hoping you get more subs.
100% the best flicks video yet. Ever since i could feel that scoop, or that wrap, that cradle, I have been way more consistent with it and this video just explains it perfectly and taught me how to do some flicks that I havent done before, but now i csnt wait to get home and try them out! Flicks are one of my favorite mechanics for sure. It feels so good when you land a powerful flick.
6:27 the slingy thing is called Jai-Alai
coming from a 2k gc, this is the most well explained video i have seen on flicks, and it really makes a lot of sense, and it should be very helpful to lower ranks.
My flicks are bad
Thanks for the video, it will help me to make my flicks better and train them
It is certainly one of my weaknesses
amaaazing video, so clear , clean, polished and fresh
This made me understand flicks so much better. Thanks man ❤
Ive only been playing RL for 3 months and because of you and your videos, Ive already made Plat in Double and triples and Ive mad Gild 2 in singles, thanks man, keep it up, your helping everyone a ton
Keep doing what you u make me laugh in all the vids
I'm not even joking with this:
I went into training after watching this video, and immediately did a 45 degree flick with good power/accuracy. I stayed in training and practiced flicks and I am alot more confident now thanks to this video. I know I'm kind of late to the party, but that's because I stopped playing during covid and just got back into it. This vid is really helping me get back to where I was skillwise. Thanks alot Wayton!
I really have to learn to dribble...but i cant use woorkshop maps because i'm a xbox player but after that i'll come back to this vid and try to make flicks...so thanks for the vid keep it up! 😃
found you little Tiger
@@-fynn131 no go away qwq
U wanna practice wit me
This video is CRAZY informative! I was in Silver III when I clicked on it and now I'm top 100 in ONES!!!
Great quality content 👌👌
that ball and scoop thing is a jai lai set up. it's a game similar to squash. its known for having record in-game ball speeds.
YESSSSSSS LESS GOOOOO MY MAN WAYTON
Been following you for a bit. Your tutorials have improved my play skill more than any other videos could. Your unique explanations make everything click for me! Appreciate you!
Not sure if someone commented about it already but I actually know what the wiffle ball toy swingy thing is called! It's based on a game called "Jai Alai" (pronounced 'high-a-lie'), which is played in mainly Latin American countries as well as Spain. The racket you throw the ball with is called a "cesta" or "xistera."
I'm Spanish and I can confirm this information xd
Here's the pro version of it...th-cam.com/video/q5iQcnIRMa8/w-d-xo.html. The ball is sometimes going 190 mph (302 km/h)! Crazy stuff.
Tip:
Have the front of your back wheels exactly on the white circle under the ball to keep the ball itself on the "sweet spot"
I’ve hit diamond with terrible flicks. I was about to search up a video on flicking when you uploaded thanks!
you are a god at explaining things within the first 54 seconds, i already had a better understanding than my feeble mind had envisioned the flick
Thank you, I needed this!
Bro this video is beautiful. Great explaination and hilarious! I love the Jon Sandman clip @ 5:07 LOL
Get this man to 100k!
In my opinion this is the best video on flicks yet. Completely new look on flicks and it was so helpful. Great video man keep it up. (This video made me sub 👍)
I’m 1900 in 2s and I’m still struggling to dribble the ball and flick consistently. This video really helped me out!
the cradle is the most informative and my favorite part
Yeeting the baby with the lion king clip actually made me burst out laughing. Amazing video buddy, so well explained and worth the wait!
Hey Scotty... Jesus man. 👊
It’s good to practice the movements of different flicks you want to master without the ball. If you get good muscle memory of how to move your car for each flick, you’ll get the hang of it pretty easily, at least that’s how I taught myself.
Ngl this video was really helpful helping me understand even tho I'm pretty good at flick anyway
is this anyones else like 50th time watching this vid I swear I've watched this vid so much but love all the tutorial vids u do have watched them all a million times and still learn so much each and each time I watch them cause I never stop learning in rl and wayton always goes in to extreme step by step so there's nothing missed great job man keep em coming and thanks ive gotten so much better just watching ur tutorial vids
HE POSTED, glad he didn't die lol, but this was a good video keep it up.
subscribed because of this. Honestly its great to mechanically learn all of this in practice then when you fail without knowing why you just keep grinding till it becomes second nature. Actually learning what's going on and visually see these images are great. Truly will save you a lot of time as know you know what you did wrong. Wish this came out 3 months ago, awesome stuff!
great tutorial really helpful
How this guy is so good at teaching rocket league. Like you are so good than everyone else. I am getting good with his tips in RL by just watching and practicing this videos. Thanks a lot Wayton.
thank you wayton, very cool!
thank you paco, great comment!
That "cradle" section was EXACTLY what I needed to see. Changed my flicks
What are you camera setting? P.S. Love the videos
This tutorial is absolutely insane. This is by far the best tutorial for anything I have ever seen. You are a god.
this is just missing "controller inputs" so we understand more how you do the craddling/flips to execute the flicks
Big fan of the "cradle" terminology. That explained why I was messing up my flicks. Solid vid!
Who else is watching this in the low ranks
Plastic
Me
Me I’m ether trying to musty or breezi
Me, im in silver 2 and im lesrning how to horse dash, flip reset and musty flick, i already know the basics ( half flip, power shots, air roll)
Great vid man 👍
11:58 there are two cars bumping each other
You explained the cradle so damn well i hit a flick literally the next try after understanding what you ment. Thats a sub from me thanks man
Cradle then Yeet. 😂
You got it!
Wayton Pilkin 😂😂😂😂
If I do that to my kid that is jail time but in rocket league that ball is my baby so great advice I'm going to yet it sad thing is I'm 8 out of 10 on my gc wins and dropped down from gc to c3
Such a good tutorial I think the same as you with the whatever the flick is, is where the sweet spot is but you explained it in so much more detail than most people could
0:05 "how to flirt with a girl"
Awesome. I really looked 10 long videos about flicks and dribbles but you explained it soooo good. There are huge and small infos that only you covered in this video. 100% recommendation and great editing. Thank you so much!
Looked into your account and noticed that you don't have a air dribble guide. I really want to learn that mechanics and looked also dozens of videos about it but it is kind of random with the setup. If I randomly do the setup correctly I can pull off the air dribble mechanics and I think it is like it is with Flicks. Your key point the "cradle" was the one thing that boosted my flicks so hard. Maybe you can do a video like this one for air dribbles / ceiling shots or other mechanics as well
I know I'm not first, but TH-cam is showing me: 0 views, 0 comments and 0 likes or dislikes.
0 dislikes should stay
@@casualq6176 and it did
nah some1 disliked it
And who cares if you were first or weren’t.... not to be mean or anything but what are you accomplishing by saying this
@@huzy.k11 prob salty bc they cant dribble or flick
Every time I feel like I’m losing my consistency with flicks, I watch this video. This is like the 4th time. I appreciate you for this video
"dribbling in rocket league is 10 times harder than in football"
*casts doubt*
For someone who has never touched a soccer ball, its way harder to dribble in soccer than in a video game.
DUDE, please continue on this type of videos because some of us need it🔥💪🏻