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Teammate for 2's with good mechs
looking for Plat 1 with good aerial (teammate in 2's )
0 likes • Apr '24
im plat 3
0 likes • Apr '24
which region are you
Asking People what they Struggle in. (Part 2)
All i need are -your rank -peak rank -strengths -weaknesses -the car you use
0 likes • Apr '24
Plat3 D1 Mechanics (speedflip, wall dashes, fast aerials) Gamesense Fennec Or Dominus
How to do the PERFECT airdribble
1. During the setup, hit the ball at an appropriate speed.This will make sure you are not too close or too far from the ball when it rolls up the wall. You want to Match the Speed of the ball. A good example in Below If you hit it too hard or soft, you can always reassess the play and make adjustments. 2. When approaching the ball on the wall, use the diagram below to help you decide where to hit the ball to give it the perfect projection towards the net. 3. When coming off the wall, you want to make the smallest amount of movements to get under the ball. Practice jumping off the wall, tilting your car with air roll, lean back to position yourself under the ball. 4. Make MINOR Adjustments in the air to keep yourself positioned under the ball and push the ball towards the net. Feather your boost to maintain close contact with the ball. Finally some additional tips, Try working on 1 step at a time. After you have mastered the step, implement the next step. Keep it simple, don't try and do crazy stuff as you are learning. Time will allow improved mechanicsI recommend spending time in training packs to learn how to control the ball in the air and freeplay to learn the setups. It will be difficult to set up air dribbles on your own in-game if you don't practice. I need to stop typing because my fingers hurt. Your cost = 1 like Enjoy your day!
1 like • Apr '24
Pretty good explanation! But I have a bonus tip for ya on how I learned it faster but with the same method that @Cody Cruickshank said. Its only one thing: turn gamespeed in freeplay DOWN. But no under 75%, bcuz this will damage you (your normal gameplay will feel to fast). That way you understand the Mechanic better!
0 likes • Apr '24
@Cody Cruickshank np
Let me know what you need help with
I've done so much for so many different topics I'm running out of ideas, and I don't want to double post. So this one is to ask you all. What do you need help with. What can I post about that will help you specifically. Leave a comment letting me know what you want to see and I'll either make a post about it, or direct you to one that I or someone else has already done. As always, thanks guys, and keep rocking.
1 like • Apr '24
@Brayton McKnight Airroll left/ right. I just can‘t learn it, I don‘t have workshop maps.
1 like • Apr '24
@Brayton McKnight well I‘ve been practicing like 1h a day airroll left (till. today), watching tutorials and stuff, and your advice helped me much on comprehend. Now, I haven‘t mastered it (yet), but I start doing the adjustments without thinking. Thanks for your tip!
Staying calm in the face of toxicity
We all like to let the rage come out every once in a while. If you are one who doesn't get mad at games, then more power to you. But for the rest of us, I especially find it hard to maintain a level head when the opposing team begins to start trash talking and being toxic. I want to tell you that you are not the only one, but I promise you, entertaining these players with responses only makes them feel better, and fuels your rage when you inevitably mess up. Responding in the same manner that they are to you only adds pressure and makes the game harder. I find that remaining calm, either not responding or responding in a way that shows no toxicity (kill them with kindness) will throw them off and help you to remain calm, even if you do mess up. When you do respond with toxicity, the opponent knows they've gotten in your head, and it kills even some of the best players I know. On another note. Toxic Teammates can be even worse. You missed a save or didn't make an open net shot, that's okay we've all been there. But some place we've also all been is with a tm8 who doesn't think it's okay to make mistakes. Your tm8 immediately starts spamming chat with "okay" or a litany of other toxic remarks. Even worse, they start throwing the game. Same as stated above, remain calm and do your best. There's nothing you can do about people like that except report for throwing. I've had it get people banned before, because they are repeat offenders. Just try to keep your head up and use these moments for more practice, that's the best way to handle it in my opinion
1 like • Apr '24
Nah like i try being calm and kind to my tm8 but when I see him, taking the ball away from me (I was dribbling and preparing for a flick), overcommitting, making stupid decisions and BUMPING ME BCUZ I HAVE BALL POSESSION, then I throw my controller. I donˋt want to be toxic, so I throw my Controller ( I already broke two 💀). And because of that I went down from D1 to plat2 div2.
1 like • Apr '24
@Brayton McKnight I can‘t afford more controllers either… so I‘ll try your method👍
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Damian Frensdorff
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Joined Apr 4, 2024