*SPOOKLUKE'S GOAL SUMMARY* Total Goals: 96 Rushdown/Outspeed: 6.25%(6 Goals) Soft Touch Hard Touch: 13.54%(13 Goals) Opponent Error(Missing Saves, Overcommitting, or Giving Away the Ball): 32.29%(31 Goals) Solo Play/Mechanical(Air + Ground Dribbles AND 50s): 29.17%(28 Goals) Team Play: 18.75%(18 Goals) Note: This summarizes the goals scored by Luke in the video, not every single goal scored by his team. Some goals weren't counted due to being 100% luck, and the Opponent Error stat was slightly inflated by lack of info on some scoring opportunities.
My controller does that anyway it actually makes you better cus u have to learn to adapt to the movements out of nowhere so u learn better recoveries and control
@@haidenharris8876 it's called Drift, yeah but it's gonna definitely hinder your gameplay, best to enlarge Deadzone and if that doesn't work get a new controller
yea Isn't his teammates fault. A) You should have anticipated he was going to get bumped as there were 2 players hunting him down. B) After he got bumped you then proceed to flip AFTER he got bumped which means that you have a slow reaction speed. C) Even after the flip you start to head towards the ball for half a second instead of heading straight back to net. D) After all of that it potentially could have just come down to you missing the mid boost.
Hey, good video! C3 here in 2s. I'm surprised you didn't mention power slide cuts, as I have been watching Flakes and that's literally all he does. But refreshing to see your take on it. Also, trusting teammates is important, but I think it's even more important to not expect your teammate to do what you think they're doing. Position yourself so you can cover if they miss or just do something else. One typical situation in solo queue is when teammates expect a pass and start pushing up next to you leaving your net completely open. I think passes can be good, but not looking for them constantly. You know this, but maybe someone misunderstands when you say "trust teammates".
@@lukebrown7651 and if you are never passing, then you are falling right into the same "do not expect your teammate to do what you think they're doing." The point is you do what the situation calls for. This requires paying attention to the whole game as well as possible, so you can recognize what is or is not the optimal option given that. Where is the defense, where is your teammate, is there even a realistic shot opportunity, these things and more need to be decided upon in a split second, and to accurately make these assessments you must be aware of the variables at play in answering these. Too many people assume, though, imho, passes are something that are smartest done to score goals. When actually passes are best done when trying to get the ball out of your own side of the field. Defensive outlet plays in 2's are super effective. Besides the opposing team backing off themselves, or screwing up in meta, or screwing up mechanically; they are how you as a team will get the ball out from your side of the field while also *maintaining possession* most often. Booming the ball gets it out of your side of the field, what it doesn't do is maintain possess most of the time. And that's the key to 2's, maintaining possess. Going for shots when the shots are low percentage are an easy way to give up possession for free, while also leaving your tm8 facing a 2 v 1.
@@moose6869 the shots aren’t low percentage lol. Do you think I just go for flip resets all day? There are smart 1 person plays in twos, a lot of the time passing can get you scored on, they require both members to commit. If you don’t score it can a lot of the times lead to goals. I get what ur saying, yes passing is important but it is not always the best option.
@@lukebrown7651 me: "too many people assume though, imho, passes are something that are smartest done to score goals. Passes are best done when trying to get the ball out of your own side of field." "The point is that you base what ought be done based off of what the situation calls for. To make this decision accurately, you must remain aware of the surrounding game; ex: where the opposing team is and where your tm8 is." "Going for shots when the shots are low percentage; is a quick way to give up possession and leave your tm8 with a 2v1." You: Proceeds to talk about passing in an attempt to score and the drawbacks of that, and talk about times where the shot is the highest percentage chance of a good result. It appears my points flew right over your head, hoss. As for the "the shots aren't low percentage." This would be in your opinion. How many shots do you take when one or both defenders are in position to feasibly defend the shot? I would hold these are low percentage shots. You are better off bailing on the shot and playing instead to maintain possession overall. Contested shots are automatically low percentage; defense past diamond gets stingy AF. People are not just capable of saving higher level mechanical solo-plays, they do so consistently. I boil this down to the three P's, in terms of a priority list: - Positioning(How do I position so as to not give up a goal?) - Pressure(how do I make the opposing teams possession awkward for them? The answer most often is to apply pressure and make them do something they otherwise would not want to do.) - Possession(how do I get 2-3 more touches on the ball I just took possession of. Furthermore, how do I ensure my team maintains possession of I should lose it?) The prioritization is in that order; and whatever your tm8 is not doing is what you should be doing. Defense comes first; then pressure. If your tm8 is already pressuring, default to priority 1. If your tm8 is possessing the ball; default to priority 1. Playing patient defense and not stepping on your tm8's toes; basically, is the best thing to default back to. Note how scoring oneself isn't included in that? That comes as a natural result of following the 3 P's. Follow them well enough and you will be not only hard to score on, but you will inevitably secure open and unconstested shots for your team(whether that be you or others). On the note of: being aware of the wider game at hand: Let's draw a comparative to actual competitive team based sports that have a ball involved. If you pass the ball or do something *assuming* a tm8 or tm8's will be doing a particular thing and they aren't so the play goes to ish... Who gets chewed out overwhelmingly, You or the tm8? Answer: YOU DO; because why are you assuming any such thing instead of *looking* to make sure that's what's actually going on? And this is what I find so baffling about strat in rocket league. Passes are being labeled as passes when these passes do not involve looking at or even passing it towards, a tm8. If you "pass" the ball to nobody and rather throw it up hoping for the best; this isn't a pass. You have to factor in when you see professionals or people with great amounts of practice and expertise doing No-look passes and alley-oops; these people practice with the tm8's they're doing this with extensively. There is very little assumption going on because they already know beforehand what their tm8 will do. In rocket league, unless you are playing with such a tm8; this is pretty much never the case. Yet no-look passes are the standard, and we act shocked that pass plays don't work out too often. Gee; I wonder why? 😅
@@moose6869 yes it did because it doesn’t apply to my original comment at all. “Imho, passes are something that are smartest done to score goals” that’s what I was replying to. 🤦♂️
After just not caring about the result of the game I’m one game away from getting out of platinum for the first time your videos helped me with positioning and shadow defense I still need work but I’ll get there
10:40 Isn't your teammates fault. A) You should have anticipated he was going to get bumped as there were 2 players hunting him down. B) After he got bumped you then proceed to flip AFTER he got bumped which means that you have a slow reaction speed. C) Even after the flip you start to head towards the ball for half a second instead of heading straight back to net. D) After all of that it potentially could have just come down to you missing the mid boost.
i come and go from rocket league a lot and only ever play 3s, it can get really annoying though because it feels like you never have time.. everything is so rushed with 3s and your team will come and just challenge you for the ball constantly. i always try and look around and let them grab it when they're in better positions and i can see them going for it but its rare that they do the same.. i might have to start playing 2s it looks way better and hopefully will make me stick around longer
Doing ranked 1s I lost a lot ( hadn’t played in forever went straight to ranked) I got gold and released very quickly that as long as I stayed near the ball and used ground control (dribbling) I will win
WAIT Larry is in this Video and its the same Larry as in Leths Video of solo qing a ssl tournament and he said he saw cizzors in his ranked games. So much is making sence now!
You could potentially do a coaching road to ssl find someone who is a big lower Eli and make them your partner and you try to coach them up to ssl while they are your partner and your also aiming for ssl don’t know if that would be fun or not though
This strategy works for GC because instead of going for complex plays, it's about securing possession with soft touches and simple mechanics. But for a diamond for example this wouldn't work, as they don't have such solid mechanics, which I think are essential for this to work.
almost every diamond can ground dribble (not on car), decent standard dribbling is quite common in gold, air dribbling shows up in low Diamond. - washed up champ (highest of champ 2) that has climbed from low plat in past 2 years
I just watched a vid from Lethamyr where he solo queued for SSL Tournament with someone named 12 and Larry and i just randomly see this larry guy with same tag and pfp in this video at 3:32
Ok so i started doing 100 games of 1v1 and was at d1 div 2 and i only done 20 games so far and i have been writing down tips on what i could have done better or i did correct and i am now around so far. D2 div 3 in 1v1 so much help from spooks videos. Thanks a tone for the tips spook and keep up the amazing work 😊😊😊
Early on in the video you said that if your teammate is behind you, you just want to challenge ASAP, but then later in the video you say that leaving your teammate in a 2v1 is bad. Is this just a matter of choosing your challenges better so you only go for high percentage plays? I try to play smart in c2 and often my teammates end up getting pissed at me for not diving at every single ball. The whole "take the shot!" spam followed by a forfeit vote because I didn't dive at a shitty center while my teammate is flying through the air with no boost. I feel like a lot of these tips only really apply to high level gameplay
If anyone like diamond 1 and below wants a few tips comment here and I'll put a video up of some tips, I'm only champ 2 so it's not going to be stuff like "how to quad flip reset" just basics and how to rank up easier, just small little tips that I used to go from silver to diamond 2 in 1 season, great video though, has some great tips 👌
So what I’ve gotten from this video is if you win it’s because of your good positioning and mechanics and if you lose it’s because you had a bad teammate lol
This is cool. But when you're in diamond, and your teammate clearly got rank boosted from silver/gold and he cant even hit a ball bouncing in front of him....You just end up losing every single game. I've noticed in season 7 a TON of rank boosted players, and of course, they all end up playing with me. I go up, make a pass, and he's sitting in goal. Or he's running to get boost when a simple front flip would save a shot on our goal....Or he's incapable of powersliding around the ball to control it. Or I'm going for an aerial, and he comes FROM THEIR GOAL, and hits it towards our goal. I'm just about to uninstall the game. It's not enjoyable when I have to effectively 3 v 1 every single game. I have to play offense AND defense. They need to lower the rank disparity. If you're gold 3 Div 4, the limit of teammate you can play with is like Plat 1. Div 2. That way you can't get rank boosted into diamond + and then ruin the competitive match making for other people.
My casual is way too advanced I’m stuck diamond 1 but in casual (1500mmr) I’m getting destroyed every couple of matches because I’m going against low to mid champ and I’m like why just why I’m diamond 1 I want to learn and rank up
15:02 you are so right i played with like a diamond 3 / champ 1 but not solo queueing and we crushed plat 3 and diamond 1 and im diamond 2 bro btw we were playing in diamond 3 lobby's
*SPOOKLUKE'S GOAL SUMMARY*
Total Goals: 96
Rushdown/Outspeed: 6.25%(6 Goals)
Soft Touch Hard Touch: 13.54%(13 Goals)
Opponent Error(Missing Saves, Overcommitting, or Giving Away the Ball): 32.29%(31 Goals)
Solo Play/Mechanical(Air + Ground Dribbles AND 50s): 29.17%(28 Goals)
Team Play: 18.75%(18 Goals)
Note: This summarizes the goals scored by Luke in the video, not every single goal scored by his team. Some goals weren't counted due to being 100% luck, and the Opponent Error stat was slightly inflated by lack of info on some scoring opportunities.
Oh my godness
statistic majors be like:
nerd
This guy probebly wins against arsenal wit his eyes closed
he deserves a Pin
So many questions answered when I couldn't find an answer anywhere! Gold stuff love it!
Who remembers the videos: I dropped tilted towers 100 times…
Top tier videos those. A happier time in life…
Spookluke actually was a fortnite channel until a few years ago
godly
@@Bigbagofgamer bruh where r u going with that joke 😒
@@Bigbagofgamer wow sooo funnyyy haha broo im crying haha 😛
When you said 3s is a game of pressure and 2s is a game of possession I felt 100% clarity on something I did intuitively but couldn't name.
road to ssl but you have a macro on to give random input delays (1-100ms) to simulate the inconsistency of plats
My controller does that anyway it actually makes you better cus u have to learn to adapt to the movements out of nowhere so u learn better recoveries and control
@@haidenharris8876 it's called Drift, yeah but it's gonna definitely hinder your gameplay, best to enlarge Deadzone and if that doesn't work get a new controller
10:40 To be honest. The mistake wasn't to trust your mate, the mistake was to miss the boost. But im a hardstack GC1-2 you tell me.
yea
Yeah
exactly what i was about to say ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
yea Isn't his teammates fault. A) You should have anticipated he was going to get bumped as there were 2 players hunting him down. B) After he got bumped you then proceed to flip AFTER he got bumped which means that you have a slow reaction speed. C) Even after the flip you start to head towards the ball for half a second instead of heading straight back to net. D) After all of that it potentially could have just come down to you missing the mid boost.
Love the vids you have helped me go from gold to diamond with just your videos ty
SAME!!!!!!!!!!
yes. except its silver 2 to d3 div 3 for me
this dude has the best intro on UA-cam, no cap
True but don’t forget about lethamyr
@Jhon Doe was thinking the same thing lmao
cap, leth
I like Sunless, but I'm old
Yes him and leth
I appreciate the timer on the add, it's a small thing but it makes me feel like my time's been respected as a viewer
Seeing cizzorz in this video makes me Happy, i miss his content, good vid btw
First like, really love the vids, keep up the good content👍
I can definetly see improvement in the videos. The tips you give now are far more useful than before
13:06 normally i dont chase these balls but when i see that guy clearly in a weak spot im gonna challenge up
Hey, good video! C3 here in 2s. I'm surprised you didn't mention power slide cuts, as I have been watching Flakes and that's literally all he does. But refreshing to see your take on it. Also, trusting teammates is important, but I think it's even more important to not expect your teammate to do what you think they're doing. Position yourself so you can cover if they miss or just do something else. One typical situation in solo queue is when teammates expect a pass and start pushing up next to you leaving your net completely open. I think passes can be good, but not looking for them constantly. You know this, but maybe someone misunderstands when you say "trust teammates".
And then they tell you to go play 1s cuz you don't pass
@@lukebrown7651 and if you are never passing, then you are falling right into the same "do not expect your teammate to do what you think they're doing."
The point is you do what the situation calls for. This requires paying attention to the whole game as well as possible, so you can recognize what is or is not the optimal option given that. Where is the defense, where is your teammate, is there even a realistic shot opportunity, these things and more need to be decided upon in a split second, and to accurately make these assessments you must be aware of the variables at play in answering these.
Too many people assume, though, imho, passes are something that are smartest done to score goals. When actually passes are best done when trying to get the ball out of your own side of the field. Defensive outlet plays in 2's are super effective. Besides the opposing team backing off themselves, or screwing up in meta, or screwing up mechanically; they are how you as a team will get the ball out from your side of the field while also *maintaining possession* most often.
Booming the ball gets it out of your side of the field, what it doesn't do is maintain possess most of the time. And that's the key to 2's, maintaining possess.
Going for shots when the shots are low percentage are an easy way to give up possession for free, while also leaving your tm8 facing a 2 v 1.
@@moose6869 the shots aren’t low percentage lol. Do you think I just go for flip resets all day? There are smart 1 person plays in twos, a lot of the time passing can get you scored on, they require both members to commit. If you don’t score it can a lot of the times lead to goals. I get what ur saying, yes passing is important but it is not always the best option.
@@lukebrown7651 me: "too many people assume though, imho, passes are something that are smartest done to score goals. Passes are best done when trying to get the ball out of your own side of field."
"The point is that you base what ought be done based off of what the situation calls for. To make this decision accurately, you must remain aware of the surrounding game; ex: where the opposing team is and where your tm8 is."
"Going for shots when the shots are low percentage; is a quick way to give up possession and leave your tm8 with a 2v1."
You: Proceeds to talk about passing in an attempt to score and the drawbacks of that, and talk about times where the shot is the highest percentage chance of a good result.
It appears my points flew right over your head, hoss. As for the "the shots aren't low percentage." This would be in your opinion.
How many shots do you take when one or both defenders are in position to feasibly defend the shot? I would hold these are low percentage shots. You are better off bailing on the shot and playing instead to maintain possession overall. Contested shots are automatically low percentage; defense past diamond gets stingy AF. People are not just capable of saving higher level mechanical solo-plays, they do so consistently.
I boil this down to the three P's, in terms of a priority list:
- Positioning(How do I position so as to not give up a goal?)
- Pressure(how do I make the opposing teams possession awkward for them? The answer most often is to apply pressure and make them do something they otherwise would not want to do.)
- Possession(how do I get 2-3 more touches on the ball I just took possession of. Furthermore, how do I ensure my team maintains possession of I should lose it?)
The prioritization is in that order; and whatever your tm8 is not doing is what you should be doing.
Defense comes first; then pressure. If your tm8 is already pressuring, default to priority 1. If your tm8 is possessing the ball; default to priority 1. Playing patient defense and not stepping on your tm8's toes; basically, is the best thing to default back to.
Note how scoring oneself isn't included in that? That comes as a natural result of following the 3 P's. Follow them well enough and you will be not only hard to score on, but you will inevitably secure open and unconstested shots for your team(whether that be you or others).
On the note of: being aware of the wider game at hand:
Let's draw a comparative to actual competitive team based sports that have a ball involved. If you pass the ball or do something *assuming* a tm8 or tm8's will be doing a particular thing and they aren't so the play goes to ish... Who gets chewed out overwhelmingly, You or the tm8?
Answer: YOU DO; because why are you assuming any such thing instead of *looking* to make sure that's what's actually going on?
And this is what I find so baffling about strat in rocket league. Passes are being labeled as passes when these passes do not involve looking at or even passing it towards, a tm8. If you "pass" the ball to nobody and rather throw it up hoping for the best; this isn't a pass.
You have to factor in when you see professionals or people with great amounts of practice and expertise doing No-look passes and alley-oops; these people practice with the tm8's they're doing this with extensively. There is very little assumption going on because they already know beforehand what their tm8 will do.
In rocket league, unless you are playing with such a tm8; this is pretty much never the case. Yet no-look passes are the standard, and we act shocked that pass plays don't work out too often.
Gee; I wonder why? 😅
@@moose6869 yes it did because it doesn’t apply to my original comment at all. “Imho, passes are something that are smartest done to score goals” that’s what I was replying to. 🤦♂️
After just not caring about the result of the game I’m one game away from getting out of platinum for the first time your videos helped me with positioning and shadow defense I still need work but I’ll get there
you're a god. I hope you're doing well. Last video I watched you had some health problems, I hope all is good now. Much love.
10:40 Isn't your teammates fault. A) You should have anticipated he was going to get bumped as there were 2 players hunting him down. B) After he got bumped you then proceed to flip AFTER he got bumped which means that you have a slow reaction speed. C) Even after the flip you start to head towards the ball for half a second instead of heading straight back to net. D) After all of that it potentially could have just come down to you missing the mid boost.
What would you classify as a low rank? I’m champ and I think that I want to solo queue, is it a good idea.
Love the content XD
i come and go from rocket league a lot and only ever play 3s, it can get really annoying though because it feels like you never have time.. everything is so rushed with 3s and your team will come and just challenge you for the ball constantly. i always try and look around and let them grab it when they're in better positions and i can see them going for it but its rare that they do the same.. i might have to start playing 2s it looks way better and hopefully will make me stick around longer
Damn, this video had really good editing ngl. Very fresh
It so nice watching you playing against known youtubers over and over again xD
Spook my favorite rocket league personality all day
Wow, this actually helps people. Its not just a montage of someone clipping while saying “rotate”
consistency of the basics
This video was so helpful thanks luke
I like the count down when he did the self promo that was unique
Nah dude we can't unsubscribe ur videos are so amazing keep up the work.
Which Ranks do you mean with "higher ranks"? Good video man
What is that division mmr thing and how do u activate it in bakkesmod
Good content love the vids! Seriously has the best intro on UA-cam though, in all reality
I’m only a c2 and I feel like I could be gc1 after this video. Also this is the easiest 35 min video to watch!!!!
Doing ranked 1s I lost a lot ( hadn’t played in forever went straight to ranked) I got gold and released very quickly that as long as I stayed near the ball and used ground control (dribbling) I will win
No. Dribbling every time Is predictable. Learn power shots to mix it up
This vid better be good
Lol the backtrack on the word girls had me dead
Love this vid I think it could help me because I’m not mechanical
WAIT Larry is in this Video and its the same Larry as in Leths Video of solo qing a ssl tournament and he said he saw cizzors in his ranked games. So much is making sence now!
Got to be the best intro I’ve ever seen
Never heard spookluke curse before new experience 💀
You could potentially do a coaching road to ssl find someone who is a big lower Eli and make them your partner and you try to coach them up to ssl while they are your partner and your also aiming for ssl don’t know if that would be fun or not though
Some great tips for actually playing ranked and how to play as a team while solo queue or with comms.
Alternate title: "I played 100 games of ranked 2's and here's what happened"
AirCharged videos are some of the best strategy videos on UA-cam
This strategy works for GC because instead of going for complex plays, it's about securing possession with soft touches and simple mechanics. But for a diamond for example this wouldn't work, as they don't have such solid mechanics, which I think are essential for this to work.
almost every diamond can ground dribble (not on car), decent standard dribbling is quite common in gold, air dribbling shows up in low Diamond. - washed up champ (highest of champ 2) that has climbed from low plat in past 2 years
Dude I didn’t even know your channel existed. Insta sub
13:06 So you went chasing some balls lol
Great vid man
So much editing. So many GBs. Respect
I just watched a vid from Lethamyr where he solo queued for SSL Tournament with someone named 12 and Larry and i just randomly see this larry guy with same tag and pfp in this video at 3:32
Great video like they always help me. Keep it up.
Alternate Title: 30 days of Pain League
The tm bashing got a little on the nose but interesting video dude.
still probably the best 2s guide I have ever seen
31:35 got an idea for a video that NO ONE has ever done: road to SSL playing 2s with me🤯
Great werk dewd
Ok so i started doing 100 games of 1v1 and was at d1 div 2 and i only done 20 games so far and i have been writing down tips on what i could have done better or i did correct and i am now around so far. D2 div 3 in 1v1 so much help from spooks videos. Thanks a tone for the tips spook and keep up the amazing work 😊😊😊
That’s awesome bro, congrats! I’m champ around just ab every playlist so if you need or want any tips from a Champ I’ll be happy to help!
Sick man that’s awesome how is it going???
Thanks i have been champ since season 3 ahaha
@@mrsilogaming8406 felt that man I’ve gone from gc1 to gc2 in 2s and c2 to gc1 in 1s in the past 3 seasons good luck to you bro
This was a really cool way to go over information.
I always create a 2v1 scenario. I don’t think I’m doing it right though 😂
They call me gimmick in the sheets and fire burner in the streets that all I'm good at
2:48 lets train those smurfs
Early on in the video you said that if your teammate is behind you, you just want to challenge ASAP, but then later in the video you say that leaving your teammate in a 2v1 is bad. Is this just a matter of choosing your challenges better so you only go for high percentage plays? I try to play smart in c2 and often my teammates end up getting pissed at me for not diving at every single ball. The whole "take the shot!" spam followed by a forfeit vote because I didn't dive at a shitty center while my teammate is flying through the air with no boost. I feel like a lot of these tips only really apply to high level gameplay
Exactly. The strategy works if the player is already really good, and decides to play simpler to get a different perspective. I couldn't do it
Best crazy discord ever lol
wow, your intro is sooo freaking cool!
I'd be very interested to watch your version of Road to SSL without Mechanics as you have a very different playstyle from flakes
Today's diamond lobbies feels like two last week's champ lobbies.
I think this video shows why I'm so much better at 2v2 than 3v3.
What is the MMR mod on the right of your screen at the end of games?
Bakkes mod
It’s called RankedViewer.
A plug-in to bakkesmod :)
@@SilasMurrayxD Thanks, G
@@itschamp8614 lol I know that, I meant what mod FOR bakkesmod
I was bronze when I first watched his videos, and now I'm champion 2
I’ve played straight ranked since I can remember, and I didn’t learn any faster for it.
Man you make it look so easy
Ive been going up for an air dribble faking it and soft touching then getting back with it and hitting it hard
Is that "end of summer" by Austin Patten in the background?
On the off chance you reply, are you flip canceling every shot on net when you're on their half?
Hi
What is that bar you had on the side at the beginning of the video that shows where your mmr is and how much mmr is 1 div down and 1 div up?
I would play 1v1s but I hurt my ankle a while back so I can't
I made it to Champ just playing smart. I’m not terrible, but I didn’t feel like I was champ level. In 2’s generally whoever is more aggressive wins.
If anyone like diamond 1 and below wants a few tips comment here and I'll put a video up of some tips, I'm only champ 2 so it's not going to be stuff like "how to quad flip reset" just basics and how to rank up easier, just small little tips that I used to go from silver to diamond 2 in 1 season, great video though, has some great tips 👌
Great Vid
8:04 the vast majority of my girl
...'are basic'
So what I’ve gotten from this video is if you win it’s because of your good positioning and mechanics and if you lose it’s because you had a bad teammate lol
This is cool. But when you're in diamond, and your teammate clearly got rank boosted from silver/gold and he cant even hit a ball bouncing in front of him....You just end up losing every single game.
I've noticed in season 7 a TON of rank boosted players, and of course, they all end up playing with me. I go up, make a pass, and he's sitting in goal. Or he's running to get boost when a simple front flip would save a shot on our goal....Or he's incapable of powersliding around the ball to control it. Or I'm going for an aerial, and he comes FROM THEIR GOAL, and hits it towards our goal.
I'm just about to uninstall the game. It's not enjoyable when I have to effectively 3 v 1 every single game. I have to play offense AND defense.
They need to lower the rank disparity. If you're gold 3 Div 4, the limit of teammate you can play with is like Plat 1. Div 2.
That way you can't get rank boosted into diamond + and then ruin the competitive match making for other people.
Amazing content Luke, great job!
Ahhh I been trying to avoid subbing for some reason but you’ve got too many valuable videos
what app does spookluke use for the rank overlay?
Im at a similar rank (around gc2) but still learned a lot ty verry much
At the end of the games, how do I get the bar on the right side that shows division and mmr?
How do you get the mmr calculator on the right side of the screen after each game?
de fakies de fakies. lmaooooo
My casual is way too advanced I’m stuck diamond 1 but in casual (1500mmr) I’m getting destroyed every couple of matches because I’m going against low to mid champ and I’m like why just why I’m diamond 1 I want to learn and rank up
I'm interested what the mmr/rank "pole" on the right is at 5:04
is the thing on the right where it shows ur rank a plugin and whats it called
Please do a road to SSL without mechanics 👀👀👀👀
How do you get that MMR ladder thing on the right of your screen?
8:05 “My girl”.
2v2 me bro goml shee
Is that your actual car design or is that bakkesmod
Great content GUYS, if you know what I mean
Hint(editors)
15:02 you are so right i played with like a diamond 3 / champ 1 but not solo queueing and we crushed plat 3 and diamond 1 and im diamond 2 bro btw we were playing in diamond 3 lobby's
Luke how u get goal explosions?
A camera angle video?
Road to SSL but each rank unlocks a new principle