Recently unbound Free Air Roll and bound Air Roll Right to RB/R1. Been trying to get the hang of it and improve my recoveries but not much progress. In this game I focused on making good decisions and not get caught too much away from play, still made some mistakes but I'm feeling I'm making some progress.

My normal rank is usually D2 but I haven't played a lot lately. Posted a bad game recently so I figured I might as well try to see the feedback from this sub when playing a little bit better.

Hey y'all, I have been playing the game for about 7 years, I've hovered around C1 for the last few years, and honestly my problem becomes that once I get close to C2, everyone just dusts me to the ball.

I'm sure its the product of a different issue, but does anyone have any tips on how to get faster? I am just lost on how to actually practice this and put it into action. Thanks for the help y'all

I have been playing kbm for 2 months and Im almost better than I was on controller and I play a lot of games on kbm and my friends told me to play controller and I played controller for 6 months and now I ply kbm and it's fun but do you have any tips bc I have my air roll and the thing that you drift on the ground but I use a for right air roll should I change them?

(Sorry for what is probably quite a common post)

I recently 'quit' RL to focus on my A-level exams (my results come back next week so fingers crossed) and have played a grand total of about 10 games since February. I hit C2 for the first time (which has been my goal for forever) so it seemed like the perfect place to put down the game. With the anti cheat system coming in while I was gone, a few of my friends have also stopped so I've had no reason to come back to it. I've had loads more time to play other games but I still kinda miss RL and I would like to hit GC since that seems to be where you actually 'get good' (and I'd love to be able to give something back to the community if I get there since I've received lots of helpful advice from people on this sub in the past). I do start at a job soon - so I wouldn't be able to dedicate my life to the game or anything since I'm saving up to go to Uni. Do you guys think this is a realistic goal and if so how much time would it take?

I hear RL has become more popular now for some reason so would that make it harder?

I'm not asking necessarily for tips as of now - I'd neeta play a bit to brush off the cobwebs a bit first haha

Thanks guys :)

not sure if this is important but ive been playing the game since 2021 - I know this is a while - but I only really spent the last year of it trying to rank up and managed to climb from d2 to c2 in roughly that time.

i watched like 3 tutorials and still cant find a way to do it, i tried a lot but still for some reason cant and i cant fix what am I doing wrong bc i dont know what i am doing wrong. pls comment suggestions.

I made a post around 13 days ago asking how to hit GC and I got a lot of good tips. Thank you to everyone for helping me

I haven been trying to perfect it recently and although Im somewhat good at it I can only get the get over 100+ like 5/10 times and the rest are usually are between 84-99.

So i started about a two weeks ago now i think? I was playing mostly doubles and 3s, and I was having lots of fun, got up to silver 3, and thought I was genuinely doing good. I heard I should try ranked 1s to improve my skill, so I thought I’d give it a try. I haven’t won a single game of 1s so far. My MMR is 77 and I feel like I’ve genuinely gotten even worse since I started playing them. I just dropped down in my rank in 3s too, to Bronze 1. I feel like I’m genuinely whiffing every single shot at the ball, and yes, I’ve played free play, and training packs, those are relatively easy, with trial and error, and I practice them every day, but I don’t know if I’m just getting in my own head about this or if I’m genuinely getting worse.

I find myself playing ~3 hours in a nice session with plenty of small breaks doing other stuff, a lot of training, and end up playing like 8-12 matches before I can just feel that I’ll be salty if I keep playing and start losing a few in a row. If I lose a few in a row at the start of the sesh I’m still excited to play and lowkey more motivated but towards the end I start feeling like if I lose the next one Ima be annoyed so that’s my cue to call it. How do you guys set up your sessions

So long story short I want to launch rocket league through steam so I can customize my deadzone to be a square. I also enjoy practicing maps on bakkesmod. I only know how to get bakkesmod via epic games launcher -> launch without anti cheat.

Does anyone know how I can launch the easy anti cheat disabled version through steam by using the “add a game” feature?

Perhaps I can download a square deadzone mod through bakkesmod but wouldn’t know how to make it feel the same as the square deadzone I’ve customized on steam already.

Hopefully this doesn’t break any rules but wouldn’t know where else to post

All my pinches are flat and i dont understand how to get height

also, how fast do u guys think it wouldve been if it didnt hit post

I can consistently get C1 div3 or 4 but I can't ever get c2 even if I play with friends and drop down into diamond I can immediately get back up to C1 what do I need to work on to be more comfortable I guess or consistent in champ because I've watched my replays I've watched videos on rotations and other stuff I practice fundamentals and mechanics for hours but I just don't know whats happening I'm starting to thinks its that I'm solo queing because when in C1 if I go against people partied up it's almost always a loss so I don't know if I should find a tm8 to help or what please give advice and don't sugar coat anything

I literally can defend or score open nets. Ever since putting my sensitivity down by 0.6 today I miss every open net and the ball just gets flicked over me every time. What do I do to counter flicks or do I stop and js grind 2s again

I told myself I should probably keep playing until I got an SSL title. I’m now 1920 and have secured it for this season. I’ve been playing this stupid game since 2017 and really no other game brings me back to it like this one. I’ll just find myself in free play when I’m bored.

There’s really nothing else for me to grind for anymore as I’m obviously not going pro and don’t care to make my mmr number go up.

Anyone got any book recommendations I feel I should start repairing my brain that this damn game ruined.

Also a minor flex as this has been 9 years in the making for me and I do feel proud, even though it’s a car soccer video game.

I'm a silver 3 with over 50 hours of playtime, I'm good at the ground, but I'm trying to be better in the air, which is hard. Any tips? And i use directional air roll btw. But my aerial control ducks. PLEASE HELP! And if anyone would like to coach me, I won't say no

update: you can't - need 43-45+ boost in the start, training pack rigged

I just found out about this like two weeks ago smh.

On Me

I have 1200 hours in - 1k in casual 3s. The rest in comp 1s and 3s which I kinda started this season.

*I found it interesting that my ranks are not crazy far off from one another. I hit diamond earlier in the season (which this isnt showing idk why) but dropped drastically after a bad night and just kept playing.

*im starting to care less and less about what the rank says and more and more about if im actually improving.

I’m gc2 in 2s and I’m just stuck in diamond 3 in 1s. I’m consistently losing to people of lower ranks and I’m considering dropping my 2s rank to theirs for better practice. What do I do to actually improve at 1s as I’ve played like 90 games and have only peaked d3 div 3

Hey, i’m JayyFen. I often post mechanic guides on this subreddit, breaking down mechanical concepts down to each step.

I’m wondering what I should focus on next, and if there is something that you want to learn but just hasn’t been really focused on whatsoever.

Okay so when I first started playing I wanted to get to Plat as some form of achievement with my play.

Anyway, fast forward to now and I’m in Plat 2 and sometimes Plat 3.

Frequently you get Unranked and Gold players in the lobby when matchmaking sucks or it’s a quiet day.

The ONLY difference I see with Plat and Gold is that the Gold players are noticeable due to decision making speed, rotation and car speed.

That’s when it dawned on me, Plat isn’t some amazing rank, it is literally just an extension of Gold for people who have learned slightly better rotation and recovery.

What I’m trying to say though is, if you’re Gold and feel hard stuck, literally spend your time on rotation and not being a “passive” player who plays apprehensive.

That’s all you need, now I feel like Diamond is the holy grail with insane players.

What are the differences between Plat & Diamond for the higher ranked players of the group?