Literally the only thing i could concentrate on 🤣 I came here to get out of Diamonds and here i am going "How the hell did they do that?" watching all the animations and subtle background blurring 🤌🤌🤌
@@tysonjewell4673 you do have to be mechanically consistent though i have gc friends and their lobbies are insane they dont mess up flip resets mustys nothing they hit and do it consistently
Like this video concept, I would make a part two but instead of it being F-S tier, I would make one where it’s Bronze to GC or something. Ranking the mechanics would be when you should learn them, giving players at certain ranks a good idea of what they should be working on, and what they should already have mastered.
Yeah I was hoping for this. I want to know what mechanics I should be good at, I'm in platinum but I go can't keep the rank I always go back down to gold :(
Guys don't learn speed flips till ur higher than champ. I learnt them and i always did the kickoff so early that the ball always went to my net. The opponents always have a slow kickoff and they aren't even consistent. U can still learn them but if you see that ur opponents kickoff is bad just do a simply kickoff, now im GC and i think im right
if the ball went into your net maybe its bc u were doing it wrong! i learned speedflips in diamond and id always beat people and get a couple free goals cuz of it
Ya speed flips above fast aerials and shooting is horrible advice. Speed flips get you to the ball less than 0.1 seconds faster at most. Speed flip kickoffs are super easy to beat as well. If you want to get better, I'd recommend other mechanics over speed flipping
Lotta hot takes in this one, most of which I agree with. But I have to say, ceiling shots, in the low ranks, are incredibly overpowered. At least for me, learning them (not mastering of course, i pretty much just started learning them) didn’t take as long as e.g. air roll or speed flips, but when i hit one in game, even if it isn’t a clean one, the opponents are rarely able to save them.
@@daone_vac1002 You're probably right but Luke mentioned all the mechanics on his list in the context of them being useful to "the average player". I think that excludes GCs as you guy are pretty high up the ranked ladder
I think that air roll should be higher since it significantly improves air control once mastered, air roll enables more maneuvering while airborne and overall looks sexy.
Oi did you learn air roll? I'm in the learning process right now and am getting the hang of left air roll in ring maps but idk how to implement the stuff I learned in game. Any Tips?
ngl i dont really agree with this list due to the fact that people mechs are insane at lower ranks sure game sense is bad but if they learn it they instantly getting gc
I've started putting time into DAR dispite not playing long and only being plat 2, I wanna get good at this game and eventually I'm gonna need DAR, on top of that I see it like an instrument, I've seen some absolute dumbasses shred on the guitar, not because they're particularly gifted or anything, but because they've taken the time and put the practice in so now they do it without thinking My theory being even if I'm not currently imploying it in games spending some time learning DAR now means once I need it I'll already have it
I think bounce dribbles and double jumps in general, not even just pops, are the two biggest things that have enhanced my game. Effectively double jumping I feel has provided me with the ability to ad depth to shots and give chances to incorporate air dribbles or fakes
I disagree with ignoring ceiling shots and double taps, if you get good at these it completely opens up your playing field and you can put your opponents in vulnerable situations simply because they’re hard to predict
@@daone_vac1002 im gc1 aswell and i think ceiling shots might be the most useless and dumbest looking mech in the game but i go for quite a bit of double taps just cause i can hit them cause ive trained them alot
there's so many mechanics, that theyre so situational, that they have their own situations in freeplay and in game, like flip resets, no matter how good you get in freeplay, youll need experience to do them in game
Hi, i'm diam2 in europe and for me this is the perfect explanation of how you should learn mechanics with priority.. The only thing i'm struggling to learn are the powerslide cuts.. Anyway awsome video!!
I kinda think curve dashes belong in mid-high C tier because me, in champ, I use them a lot and when you get consistent with them, they can be very useful in some no boost situations when you and your opponent are on the wall
imo ceiling shots and flip resets are good and something lower ranks should try but no focus on. One thing I will say tho is that I don't like these by themselves. I mostly do flip resets and ceiling shots combined with air dribbles. But this requires someone with good car control and someone like that below gc is hard to find, not impossible but hard to find
Always appreciate the advice. You can never go wrong listening to someone that is above you in rank even if you are champ. Coming from GC a champ to them is like a gold to you
I just want this but specifically for GC. Because this list felt appalling for my rank. I know it's for people trying to get to GC, just disgusting the shooting isn't S. Doubles aren't at least A. And air dribbling is only useful for buying time lolz.
Imma disagree with redirects and double taps. I'm not saying they're super useful in game for low rated players, but training them improves your ability to get precise areal touches and to read the ball of the backboard. Plus I'd argue that redirects are basically the same thing as backwards saves which you rated as S tier.
Fast Aerials are my most consistent and best mechanic, and I believe its the biggest reason I'm in GC, too put it simple, I just mostly beat opponents to the ball, but I'm also pretty good at Halfflips, backboard play, and decent at air dribbles/ground dribbles.
Luke i love your videos but I actually do not like how this video is made, I expected to learn which mechanic I have to learn in which rank but this video is just for low ranked players. At every mechanic you put in the low tiers you said it is not worth learning them IF YOU ARE UNDER GC. But I think there are many players that watch your videos who are gc to high gc and to them you dont really explain when and how to learn them. It just feels like you are ignoring them. I would love to see a video for high level mechanics for high GC and by that I mean how to use them in different situations and most importantly how to defend them. Keep up the good work!
For me I learn dumb mechanics just to have fun. I know how to do a really dumb wave dash that doesn’t even help you recover it just makes you look cool
@spook Would it be useful to make a tier list like this every ~6 months? To see how the game is evolving? I imagine lower ranks won’t change much and that’s probably who your fan base is mostly consistent of. Most of us watch bc it’s interesting to see the game changing.
What’s a lower rank? I see good rocket league players make stupid mistakes every day. A lot of his advice stretches through most ranks because most people don’t think enough when playing.
@@oZqdiac I mean some people see plat as a downgrade from gold cause its known as the 'toxic' rank, diamonds I guess could be considered mid rank depending on who u ask
I'm in gc but a singular wavedash or front flip on the kick off can be helpful because your going straight down the middle and they are going to the side so 8t could end well for you
My two cents: for 3v3 only - D3/C1 OR if you have a squad you play with and you don't solo queue - redirects are A/B minimum. The higher up past C1 the better, but once you can actually trust your team mates, it's a core mechanic. Ive seen so many non flashy squads clap mechanical squads at D3/C1 and above (C3 now), it's sick. But you have to be able to trust your team mates.... Which... Eh? LOL. If I recall, that's one of the things rapid told spook on their last coaching session too 😉 correct me if I'm wrong
Completely agree. Redirects are what make or break teams ESPECIALLY in 3s diamond or higher Also I'm in awe that he put speed flips over fast aerials. Just had to throw that out there
@Mitchell Rieber I think spookluke is probably going to take in a consideration that the average person viewing this video is solo-queuing main and between plat-champ hence why he said you can't rely on redirects as often as a squad. Also beware of bots in youtube comment sections.
Nah but personally I agree with you on most of these but flip resets I do think are pretty useful as it basically resets your car giving you another flip, you can change where you place the ball/add more power.
I would actually put wall dashes and zap dashes in c or low b tier just because zap dashes are very useful after kickoff similar to wave dash kickoffs. I’ve found out that wall dashing in the corner is way easier than doing it on a flat wall, so it could easily be used to recover from your opponents corner or to push up from your corner to make a play while being boost efficient.
The problem with flip resets is that most of the time you see that people want to set them up and can prevent it from happening.. Totally agree with you.. They are useless especially in 2v2 and 3v3.
Imma be honest I get alot of use out of knowing how to flip reset in c2, low boost aerial plays, getting more onto a clear that i started air dribbling out etc. wouldnt recommend for a new player but they aint f tier thats for sure
The point of this tierlist is to highlight the value of each mechanic for a non-GC player, not to say that flip resets aren't useful. Of course they're useful, but there are plenty of other important mechanics that need to be learned before flip resets.
Ya agreed. Flip resets can be incredible even for diamond / Champ though This list is far from perfect though. Speed flips over fast aerials and shooting?
@@moorela8701 no I agree, but like no way they F tier, have them c/d. They also really help you learn general aerial car control so that is an added bonus I found by learning them
Shooting should be S-tier. I remeber like squishy or justin once saying that whoever masters shooting first, is going to be the best player in the world, and i agree.
dribbles are cool. But theyre all like C tier because your teammates will see a ball not immediately being SENT and flock to it like moths to a flame and drunkenly pass it straight to the defenders' loving arms
double taps and airdribbles i dont agree with. if we're talking about like diamond to like c2, airdribbles are going to be very useful. I don't think luke thought of the idea of faking the air dribble, where you basically do an air dribble, stop boosting to act like you ran out of boost, bait your opponent in, then start boosting again. For double taps, they're not that hard to learn and can be very useful in diamond and low champ
Redirects are one of the most useful and fun mechanics I can think of. They aren't that hard, either. Practice them, and you will be able to put the ball in the net from anywhere on the field after a pass. Not agree with luke at all on this one. Also, I can't believe he is actually considering DAR and Speedflips essential mechanics to get to GC. Both are almost worthless mechanics. I got to GC2, and I didn't even bother learning those two.
I disagree with ignoring ceiling shots and double taps, if you get good at these it completely opens up your playing field and you can put your opponents in vulnerable situations simply because they’re hard to predict
I’m p2 and I like can backward save like every time I get and uhm yeah I can also do some other stuff and another thing is I can’t rank up because my teammates are like really bad I should be p3 or d1 so yeah bye now
im honestly stuck. i want to control my car in the air but is honestly imposible. i was able to change air roll from square to l1 but i still cant control my car. i have boost on circle.
It’s something u have to bind. When using it u use your left stick to control where you go and how your car moves. Practice in freeplay by going in a circle around the field without hitting the wall
S tiers => Any movement and positionning mechanics A tiers => All ground shooting and Basic defense, basic dribbling/ball control on ground, kickoffs (Probably already included in S tiers with speedflips) B tiers => All aerial DIRECT shooting, including car roll (AKA not rolling for fun but making contact with the right part of the car as in tyres = slow, top of car = fast/powerfull), Clears and Dribbling with flicks C tiers => Anything that implies multiple air tap, reset, taking off from wall or ceiling.
No1 this will be tier list style, No2 its directed at you, No3 there will be gratuitous use of that cartoon karate chop sound fx with EVERY SINGLE ANIMATION I spam on screen.
You overrate speedflips MASSIVELY haha. Half of the things in the B tier, let alone A teir, will help you way more in games than speedflips. Speaking for high plat - low champ. Never used speedflips, never missed it, never lost against it,...just nah.
One thing that came to my mind after watching this video is how this might change across gametypes. My guess would be you've crafted this "tierlist" based around 3s gameplay yeah? Which makes sense, it's literally called "Standard" and it's what e-sport level play is on. I play more 2s with my buddy and solo queue 3s since we don't have a third. Which means I play more 2s. In my experience flicks are definitely A tier. If you're putting "Bounce Dribble" in S tier then flicks are the runner-up for a fairly similar groundplay mechanic. In 2s having good flicks can just outright score goals very easily. It instantly punishes any overcommit by the enemy team. It is at least a guaranteed win over the first challenger - and if you have good flick skills you can put it backboard to force the 2nd player out of net, or can pass it sideways for teammate to pick up or even shoot it. But in 3s? Yeah i can see it not being as good, it's still nice to have and belongs in B tier there. You can still get guaranteed past one player with it - but in 3s there's still both a challenger and a goalie remaining. So your flick will be challenged right away and probably won't force anyone out. Anyways just my thoughts on the matter, still really useful and interesting takes here and I appreciate the video, just wondering what kind of perspective you're coming at this from and if you think it might apply differently to different game modes!
So I'm in gold and a while back I learned air dribbles, and I'm kinda regretting it. But now that I just know how, should I completely forget about airdribbles or take advantage of situations when I can.
I NEED HELP! only my directional air rolls work I have left mapped to left bumper and right to right bumper… when I map regular air roll instead of directional when I click the mapped button the car does nothing… what is non directional air roll
The competitiveness now in gold, platinum, and diamond is way different than it used be. Golds are playing like platinum. Platinum is playing like diamond diamond It's playing like champ. The game has been around for a long time, so everyone It's just better in every rank than it used to be.
I hate you. Not because you were wrong or right, just because I wanted to let you be right Ps I do actually watch all of your videos and you’ve been killing it the past few months. Keep it up 👍🏼🎉
I’m confused: how is ranking mechanics on a tier list telling me which mechanics I need to learn at my specific rank? That’s like making a video on how to make a pb&j sandwhich but instead it’s a video ranking different jam flavors
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bro as an editor i am so impressed how much work these editors are puttin in
Shoutout to all the editors 🙌🏻. You guys do a really great job.
I imagined spooks editor making an alt YT acc just to make this comment and give himself a shoutout
Literally the only thing i could concentrate on 🤣 I came here to get out of Diamonds and here i am going "How the hell did they do that?" watching all the animations and subtle background blurring 🤌🤌🤌
Bro must have a squad of ace editors.
Presets save lives👏🏼
I dont hate you im gonna be happy with any help i can get
Trust me brother practice this stuff. It helped me immensely. You don't really have to be insanely mechanical to get to gc
@@tysonjewell4673 you do have to be mechanically consistent though i have gc friends and their lobbies are insane they dont mess up flip resets mustys nothing they hit and do it consistently
What rank are you?
Same
Same
Like this video concept, I would make a part two but instead of it being F-S tier, I would make one where it’s Bronze to GC or something. Ranking the mechanics would be when you should learn them, giving players at certain ranks a good idea of what they should be working on, and what they should already have mastered.
this^
ngl i thought it was gonna be like that because of the tittle
@@Gutimine2004 same here I thought that’s what the title meant
Yeah I was hoping for this. I want to know what mechanics I should be good at, I'm in platinum but I go can't keep the rank I always go back down to gold :(
Get good at speed flips…. That’s literally for every rank
Guys don't learn speed flips till ur higher than champ. I learnt them and i always did the kickoff so early that the ball always went to my net. The opponents always have a slow kickoff and they aren't even consistent. U can still learn them but if you see that ur opponents kickoff is bad just do a simply kickoff, now im GC and i think im right
If you know you are going to beat them to the ball you should just hit the ball around them no?
if the ball went into your net maybe its bc u were doing it wrong! i learned speedflips in diamond and id always beat people and get a couple free goals cuz of it
Ya speed flips above fast aerials and shooting is horrible advice. Speed flips get you to the ball less than 0.1 seconds faster at most. Speed flip kickoffs are super easy to beat as well. If you want to get better, I'd recommend other mechanics over speed flipping
im c1 and most people i play dont speedflip, and if they do its not normally very fast
Speedflips for moving around the field are cool, but as you said, not necessarily in first touches. I have the same problem you have mentioned about
I must add - Make sure on controller you dont have major stick drift going on! It can really hinder learning complex skills
I do have major stick drift but only on my camera stick is that bad too?
Whats that
Spook : "that's all the mechanics u need to learn to get better"
Me : "great"
Dribbling : "I'm bout to end this man's whole career"
Your videos are so chill and calm and greatly edited great job luke I love your content!
Lotta hot takes in this one, most of which I agree with. But I have to say, ceiling shots, in the low ranks, are incredibly overpowered. At least for me, learning them (not mastering of course, i pretty much just started learning them) didn’t take as long as e.g. air roll or speed flips, but when i hit one in game, even if it isn’t a clean one, the opponents are rarely able to save them.
As he said lil bro
What rank r u
@@akaaoniii High Diamond. Ik I'm in no position to give Rocket League advice, I was just giving my experience as a Diamond player
ceiling shots are not important im gc1 and people almost never go for those.
@@daone_vac1002 You're probably right but Luke mentioned all the mechanics on his list in the context of them being useful to "the average player". I think that excludes GCs as you guy are pretty high up the ranked ladder
I think that air roll should be higher since it significantly improves air control once mastered, air roll enables more maneuvering while airborne and overall looks sexy.
Oi did you learn air roll? I'm in the learning process right now and am getting the hang of left air roll in ring maps but idk how to implement the stuff I learned in game. Any Tips?
I think I just diss agree with double taps because double tap/backboard reads are pretty common. But what do I know I’m just c2
Luke I’m below gc and directional air roll is easier than free air roll for me dw 💀
is that good or not
ngl i dont really agree with this list due to the fact that people mechs are insane at lower ranks sure game sense is bad but if they learn it they instantly getting gc
I would say directional air roll is S-tier. The amount of improvement I got from watching your videos on it was incredible.
Especially with how helpful it is for recovering from bumps and such
I've started putting time into DAR dispite not playing long and only being plat 2, I wanna get good at this game and eventually I'm gonna need DAR, on top of that I see it like an instrument, I've seen some absolute dumbasses shred on the guitar, not because they're particularly gifted or anything, but because they've taken the time and put the practice in so now they do it without thinking
My theory being even if I'm not currently imploying it in games spending some time learning DAR now means once I need it I'll already have it
just learning directional air roll made all my aerial mechanics 10x better and more consistent, its a necesity
Fast aerials are s tier as well. Using them with tornado roll is my bread and butter
Air roll is good but not s tier rated
How dare you say I’m average Luke!!! That’s so hurtful!
I’m actually below average… do better next time
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I think bounce dribbles and double jumps in general, not even just pops, are the two biggest things that have enhanced my game. Effectively double jumping I feel has provided me with the ability to ad depth to shots and give chances to incorporate air dribbles or fakes
I disagree with ignoring ceiling shots and double taps, if you get good at these it completely opens up your playing field and you can put your opponents in vulnerable situations simply because they’re hard to predict
Agreed
Ceiling shots r ass
ceiling shots are not important im gc1 and people almost never go for those. double taps and double tap attemps happen allot.
@@daone_vac1002 im gc1 aswell and i think ceiling shots might be the most useless and dumbest looking mech in the game but i go for quite a bit of double taps just cause i can hit them cause ive trained them alot
Yeah but if your in plat bounce dribbling or something is enough, you don't need to be freestyles on them.
I would challenge that, while it isn’t a mechanic per-say, learning how to make controlling touches should be strongly considered for your next list.
Honestly, it is a mechanic just often overlooked. I was gonna say for average ranks just hitting the ball when and in the direction you want is huge
Flicks overrated? Double jump pops higher then flicks? Sigh, alright man.
there's so many mechanics, that theyre so situational, that they have their own situations in freeplay and in game, like flip resets, no matter how good you get in freeplay, youll need experience to do them in game
I'm D3 and idk why but being lumped in the same tier with plats has me dead 🤣☠️
Directional air roll was one of the hardest things to pick up for me because I went a couple years with regular air roll only.
same it created bad habits
how do we do directional air rolls with xbox controller and is there a way to increase the spin speed
interestingly, I got caught up practicing re-directs because I thought that was just the next thing to practice when I was working on aerials.
Was this video in time to help you or did you move on from redirects before the vid?
Honestly if you yourself felt it was the most obvious thing to move on to.. it probably was.
half flip is definitely A/S tier for sure. They can easily win you a game or lose you a game. lol
Hi, i'm diam2 in europe and for me this is the perfect explanation of how you should learn mechanics with priority..
The only thing i'm struggling to learn are the powerslide cuts..
Anyway awsome video!!
so in summary hold off on trying to master flip resets and double taps till high c low gc and just get better at the game lol
and wall dashes? its very usefull if you know how to jitter/butterfly click in pc
I kinda think curve dashes belong in mid-high C tier because me, in champ, I use them a lot and when you get consistent with them, they can be very useful in some no boost situations when you and your opponent are on the wall
imo ceiling shots and flip resets are good and something lower ranks should try but no focus on. One thing I will say tho is that I don't like these by themselves. I mostly do flip resets and ceiling shots combined with air dribbles. But this requires someone with good car control and someone like that below gc is hard to find, not impossible but hard to find
I would say below c2 they r hard to find. Just now reached gc for the first time but imo it feels the same as c2
Always appreciate the advice. You can never go wrong listening to someone that is above you in rank even if you are champ. Coming from GC a champ to them is like a gold to you
OMG LUKE UR TIER LIST IS NOT JUST TRASH, THAT"S THE ENTIRE GARBAGE TRUCK OF A VIDEO PLEASE DELETE IT OMG
Bro this editor is insane wow
Me, a GC2 who still has the shooting consistency of a diamond, seeing you put it in A tier
How are speedflips above shooting?
Wondering the same thing. Above fast aerials too. You're getting smoked if you don't fast aerial.
Speed flipping BARELY helps and can be easily beat
@@WhiteVipor if you mean kickoffs, they're not that good, but if you mean beating players to the ball, they're great
@@fiyibomiolabode it's still barely faster
I just want this but specifically for GC. Because this list felt appalling for my rank. I know it's for people trying to get to GC, just disgusting the shooting isn't S. Doubles aren't at least A. And air dribbling is only useful for buying time lolz.
For those confused: the lower the tier of a mechanic, the less useful it will be in early ranks like Bronze and Gold
I made a smurf account and speedflipping on plats and diamonds is so satisfying bc i beat them to the ball and I just hit it around them 😂
Imma disagree with redirects and double taps. I'm not saying they're super useful in game for low rated players, but training them improves your ability to get precise areal touches and to read the ball of the backboard. Plus I'd argue that redirects are basically the same thing as backwards saves which you rated as S tier.
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Sometimes I sit in free play and hit double taps. Really helped ball reads in general.
Fast Aerials are my most consistent and best mechanic, and I believe its the biggest reason I'm in GC, too put it simple, I just mostly beat opponents to the ball, but I'm also pretty good at Halfflips, backboard play, and decent at air dribbles/ground dribbles.
Luke i love your videos but I actually do not like how this video is made, I expected to learn which mechanic I have to learn in which rank but this video is just for low ranked players. At every mechanic you put in the low tiers you said it is not worth learning them IF YOU ARE UNDER GC. But I think there are many players that watch your videos who are gc to high gc and to them you dont really explain when and how to learn them. It just feels like you are ignoring them. I would love to see a video for high level mechanics for high GC and by that I mean how to use them in different situations and most importantly how to defend them.
Keep up the good work!
THERE ARE PLATINUMS THAT ALREADY MASTERED DIRECTIONAL AIR ROLL LUKE!!!!!
They can't even rotate though
For me I learn dumb mechanics just to have fun. I know how to do a really dumb wave dash that doesn’t even help you recover it just makes you look cool
As a gc this video and a bunch others have been incredibly helpful!
@spook
Would it be useful to make a tier list like this every ~6 months? To see how the game is evolving? I imagine lower ranks won’t change much and that’s probably who your fan base is mostly consistent of. Most of us watch bc it’s interesting to see the game changing.
What’s a lower rank? I see good rocket league players make stupid mistakes every day. A lot of his advice stretches through most ranks because most people don’t think enough when playing.
@@jarviselmerhath7769 bronze-diamond is considered a low rank
@@DiddythediddlergodI’d say bronze-gold are low ranks
Plat and diamond are mid ranks
And champ+ are the high ranks
@@oZqdiac I mean some people see plat as a downgrade from gold cause its known as the 'toxic' rank, diamonds I guess could be considered mid rank depending on who u ask
Gotta love a high quality video
Keep it up Luke
@@rushinrounds4702 it's a bot😂
@@fiyibomiolabode i know but luke should see it
We love you spook ❤
I’ve never understood what hours are and how to get more? Can anyone help?
I'm in gc but a singular wavedash or front flip on the kick off can be helpful because your going straight down the middle and they are going to the side so 8t could end well for you
My two cents: for 3v3 only - D3/C1 OR if you have a squad you play with and you don't solo queue - redirects are A/B minimum. The higher up past C1 the better, but once you can actually trust your team mates, it's a core mechanic. Ive seen so many non flashy squads clap mechanical squads at D3/C1 and above (C3 now), it's sick. But you have to be able to trust your team mates.... Which... Eh? LOL. If I recall, that's one of the things rapid told spook on their last coaching session too 😉 correct me if I'm wrong
Completely agree. Redirects are what make or break teams ESPECIALLY in 3s diamond or higher
Also I'm in awe that he put speed flips over fast aerials. Just had to throw that out there
@@MDR2657 it's a bot
@Mitchell Rieber I think spookluke is probably going to take in a consideration that the average person viewing this video is solo-queuing main and between plat-champ hence why he said you can't rely on redirects as often as a squad. Also beware of bots in youtube comment sections.
@@MDR2657 Be careful with comments like the one you responded to. That‘s a bot and this giveaway doesn’t exist.
He means practising like in training packs.
First let’s go 🎉
Nah but personally I agree with you on most of these but flip resets I do think are pretty useful as it basically resets your car giving you another flip, you can change where you place the ball/add more power.
At low ranks you should first start with amazing and near perfect air dribbles before flip resets so you can do flip resets easily
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@@uziiii.-.999 thanks
I joined the discord a while ago and I’m still diamond
That's because you gotta pay like $1700 to rank up, everyone knows that.
Luke has the best rocket league intro!
stop teaching my opponents lol
bro y th did u put shooting, air roll and fast aerial at A or B tier and not S tier?
How woild u suggest i learn airdribbles?
Nice video, i'm agree with you exept for shooting, i'll put them S++ ! You can reach champ with only good shots
And then no higher. Also technically that’s not true. U have to learn how to defend too
I got a 10min ad but I could skip it so….
I would actually put wall dashes and zap dashes in c or low b tier just because zap dashes are very useful after kickoff similar to wave dash kickoffs. I’ve found out that wall dashing in the corner is way easier than doing it on a flat wall, so it could easily be used to recover from your opponents corner or to push up from your corner to make a play while being boost efficient.
The problem with flip resets is that most of the time you see that people want to set them up and can prevent it from happening.. Totally agree with you.. They are useless especially in 2v2 and 3v3.
Please pick me for grand champ
High rank redirects are more about “can I beat my opponent to the ball and throw him out of position to score” so for me I practice timing those
Imma be honest I get alot of use out of knowing how to flip reset in c2, low boost aerial plays, getting more onto a clear that i started air dribbling out etc. wouldnt recommend for a new player but they aint f tier thats for sure
The point of this tierlist is to highlight the value of each mechanic for a non-GC player, not to say that flip resets aren't useful. Of course they're useful, but there are plenty of other important mechanics that need to be learned before flip resets.
Ya agreed. Flip resets can be incredible even for diamond / Champ though
This list is far from perfect though. Speed flips over fast aerials and shooting?
@@moorela8701 no I agree, but like no way they F tier, have them c/d. They also really help you learn general aerial car control so that is an added bonus I found by learning them
Shooting should be S-tier. I remeber like squishy or justin once saying that whoever masters shooting first, is going to be the best player in the world, and i agree.
For me you are the best Coach on YT
dribbles are cool.
But theyre all like C tier because your teammates will see a ball not immediately being SENT and flock to it like moths to a flame and drunkenly pass it straight to the defenders' loving arms
Time to practice pinches
Backboard defense is godlike, there's a lot of time that I clear a ball in front of the net at casuals.
No wall pinch? A tier
when he says "low ranks" what rank is he generally talking about
diamonds, plats, golds, around there
What a time to be alive, thanks 🙏
double taps and airdribbles i dont agree with. if we're talking about like diamond to like c2, airdribbles are going to be very useful. I don't think luke thought of the idea of faking the air dribble, where you basically do an air dribble, stop boosting to act like you ran out of boost, bait your opponent in, then start boosting again. For double taps, they're not that hard to learn and can be very useful in diamond and low champ
Redirects are one of the most useful and fun mechanics I can think of. They aren't that hard, either. Practice them, and you will be able to put the ball in the net from anywhere on the field after a pass. Not agree with luke at all on this one.
Also, I can't believe he is actually considering DAR and Speedflips essential mechanics to get to GC. Both are almost worthless mechanics. I got to GC2, and I didn't even bother learning those two.
I have learned the speed flip since sliver
Really?🤔
What rank are you?
I have tried so damn hard... But I can't speedflip for my life. Is it possible for you to make a really easy to understand way to speedflip?
“I have never double tapped” meanwhile him showing a clip of him hitting a double tap…
do u think the tier list video u made with wayton, thanovic and the other guy(don't know his name) still holds up?
@Chris Kavanagh was that comm😂 damn i had no idea, sounds nothing like him
@Chris Kavanagh bro i went back to look, it was HK Boba, it wasnt comm, what are u talking about
I disagree with ignoring ceiling shots and double taps, if you get good at these it completely opens up your playing field and you can put your opponents in vulnerable situations simply because they’re hard to predict
Fr im not good at double taps yet snd theres so many chances where i can score and win a game just from a double tap but i cant
I’m p2 and I like can backward save like every time I get and uhm yeah I can also do some other stuff and another thing is I can’t rank up because my teammates are like really bad I should be p3 or d1 so yeah bye now
Hater gonna hate bro, thanks for all your time and advice, us average players really appreciate it 💯👍🏻
im honestly stuck. i want to control my car in the air but is honestly imposible. i was able to change air roll from square to l1 but i still cant control my car. i have boost on circle.
no musty?
This helps immensely, thank you
Could you make a video on how to use directional air roll, it would really help my out so I know how to use it and how to practice it. Thanks!
It’s something u have to bind. When using it u use your left stick to control where you go and how your car moves. Practice in freeplay by going in a circle around the field without hitting the wall
S tiers => Any movement and positionning mechanics
A tiers => All ground shooting and Basic defense, basic dribbling/ball control on ground, kickoffs (Probably already included in S tiers with speedflips)
B tiers => All aerial DIRECT shooting, including car roll (AKA not rolling for fun but making contact with the right part of the car as in tyres = slow, top of car = fast/powerfull), Clears and Dribbling with flicks
C tiers => Anything that implies multiple air tap, reset, taking off from wall or ceiling.
No1 this will be tier list style,
No2 its directed at you,
No3 there will be gratuitous use of that cartoon karate chop sound fx with EVERY SINGLE ANIMATION I spam on screen.
You overrate speedflips MASSIVELY haha. Half of the things in the B tier, let alone A teir, will help you way more in games than speedflips. Speaking for high plat - low champ. Never used speedflips, never missed it, never lost against it,...just nah.
One thing that came to my mind after watching this video is how this might change across gametypes. My guess would be you've crafted this "tierlist" based around 3s gameplay yeah? Which makes sense, it's literally called "Standard" and it's what e-sport level play is on.
I play more 2s with my buddy and solo queue 3s since we don't have a third. Which means I play more 2s. In my experience flicks are definitely A tier. If you're putting "Bounce Dribble" in S tier then flicks are the runner-up for a fairly similar groundplay mechanic. In 2s having good flicks can just outright score goals very easily. It instantly punishes any overcommit by the enemy team. It is at least a guaranteed win over the first challenger - and if you have good flick skills you can put it backboard to force the 2nd player out of net, or can pass it sideways for teammate to pick up or even shoot it.
But in 3s? Yeah i can see it not being as good, it's still nice to have and belongs in B tier there. You can still get guaranteed past one player with it - but in 3s there's still both a challenger and a goalie remaining. So your flick will be challenged right away and probably won't force anyone out.
Anyways just my thoughts on the matter, still really useful and interesting takes here and I appreciate the video, just wondering what kind of perspective you're coming at this from and if you think it might apply differently to different game modes!
What a nice guy
So I'm in gold and a while back I learned air dribbles, and I'm kinda regretting it. But now that I just know how, should I completely forget about airdribbles or take advantage of situations when I can.
OMG LUKE UR LIST IS NOT JUST TRASH, THATS THE ENTIRE GARBAGE TRUCK OF A VIDEO 😂… jk, thanks for posting GREAT CONTEN🙏🏼🙏🏼
Yo Luke im at your discord and not finding that video you talk about at the end here.
:O
I NEED HELP! only my directional air rolls work I have left mapped to left bumper and right to right bumper… when I map regular air roll instead of directional when I click the mapped button the car does nothing… what is non directional air roll
i think its a good list. gonna practise a bunch of these and hopefully hit champ soon
bruh stop the cap about flip resets below gc im plat and my friend is diamond and we both do flip resets in real games
The competitiveness now in gold, platinum, and diamond is way different than it used be. Golds are playing like platinum. Platinum is playing like diamond diamond It's playing like champ. The game has been around for a long time, so everyone It's just better in every rank than it used to be.
I hate you. Not because you were wrong or right, just because I wanted to let you be right
Ps I do actually watch all of your videos and you’ve been killing it the past few months. Keep it up 👍🏼🎉
What plug in were u using for the backboard defense
I’m confused: how is ranking mechanics on a tier list telling me which mechanics I need to learn at my specific rank? That’s like making a video on how to make a pb&j sandwhich but instead it’s a video ranking different jam flavors