Great video idea. It’s annoying learning stuff from people who have mastered, they tend to forget a lot of elements of the struggle. Recommend anyone looking to understand this mechanic in depth look at the Losfeld DAR thesis.
Honestly. Every guy would just be hitting flip resets and would be saying “you just gotta put in hours and go in blindly” like nah bro the game is all about physics, there’s a way to explain but you gotta start from the basics
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This is a great video. I think you should make another one showing us how the air rolls are strung together one after the other so we get the full picture of how it's implemented in game situations to get the into the right positions for shots and passes.
nice vid, im c1 in threes and c2 in twos and still use manual airroll. Appreciate simple videos like this one that explain everything so well. now i just gotta put in the work! hopefully can break my habits quick
Hey man, I am so glad you humbled yourself with this video, I was wondering if you had a video of some of the more basic maneuvers, like the speed flip is a good one, that reverse 180° flip, or any other really helpful mobility pointers that you could give us pointers on?
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thats weird because i feel comfortable on the right wall but i am a person who flips to the left no wonder directional air roll feels off no matter what and i got to c3 with freeroll edit: not even kidding.
You can achieve almost all the same skills as someone with D air roll, some pros even use free air roll and are better than players without it. It’s just a matter of preference. Ofc directional air roll adds another level of air control but apparently some pros don’t need it.
@@professordraxon3982 you probably have a lot less time played and your game sense is most likely better than mine. I just spent the time training it that you haven’t yet. But you will absolutely get there!
I would recommend just pause in the air for a moment and recognize how you are oriented then fix it accordingly. But of course the best solution to this is to try your best to avoid getting into an uncomfortable position to begin with which will come with time. Hope this helps!
@@moneebnatsheh2255 you do not have to but it is absolutely recommended, the reasoning behind it is while you’re in the air you won’t be able to drift and while you’re on the ground you won’t be able to use your air roll. Hope this helps!
I'd recommend against this. After working on multi wave dash from every direction and learning recovery skills like when you land at not perfect angels to keep speed. If you try to adjust the car and then ebrake for the landing it can mess you up. I have back buttons so it's easier for me to not have them on the same button. I made it to c1 with them on the same button so it's not impossible you just have to know it can mess you up and adjust for it
Question, when pros use air roll left they put they're joystick to the left sometimes, all tutorials say just top right to go right and bottom right to go right it doesn't make sense why they say that and have they joystick to the left sometimes
@@chaserobbie292 there isnt really a code or specific way to put ur stick when you are air rolling beucase depending on the slight tilt or orientation you are in it will change where u need the stick to be. there is a air roll "map" but i wouldnt really use it. id just say to do air roll drills like air rolling from goal and hitting the post of the goal on the other side of the field to build up practice. in the end its 80% up to you and building muslce memory. i tell people that learning air roll isnt really something you can be taught just like you cant really be taught how to aim in an fps game
Great video idea. It’s annoying learning stuff from people who have mastered, they tend to forget a lot of elements of the struggle. Recommend anyone looking to understand this mechanic in depth look at the Losfeld DAR thesis.
@@BuffaloSoldierH thanks for you comment I appreciate that!
Lostfeld really help imo he has the best thesis and teaching
Honestly. Every guy would just be hitting flip resets and would be saying “you just gotta put in hours and go in blindly” like nah bro the game is all about physics, there’s a way to explain but you gotta start from the basics
Yup! Losfeld is amazing! Its a looong ass video, but he is funny af!
This video though, is one of the good ones!
this video actually helped alot more then most videos made by advanced content creators. Needed this alot
the way you personalize content makes it so relatable!
DUDE THIS IS THE ONLY VIDEO THAT HELPED ME UNDERSTAND AIR ROLL. AFTER YEARS OF SEARCHING AND FAILED ATTEMPTS AND NOT UNDERSTANDING FINALLY ONE VIDEO HELPED ME THANK YOU, YOU ARE THE BEST
I am very glad I was able to help!!!
First explanation I actually understand. 😅 Cheers
Bro if u werent there for me, i would have gotten this good in this game. Thank you king 💪
This is a great video. I think you should make another one showing us how the air rolls are strung together one after the other so we get the full picture of how it's implemented in game situations to get the into the right positions for shots and passes.
Hey thank you for the recommendation. I will do my best to get this video out asap.
nice vid, im c1 in threes and c2 in twos and still use manual airroll. Appreciate simple videos like this one that explain everything so well. now i just gotta put in the work! hopefully can break my habits quick
I’m glad it helped man!! I appreciate the comment
Appreciate it sm, Im diamond and needing this sort of relating vid appreciate it again ( sorry for saying it twice ) you’ve earned my sub ❤❤
Thank you very much, I’m glad this video is reaching the people who need it!
Tysm this is so helpful😊
Hey man, I am so glad you humbled yourself with this video, I was wondering if you had a video of some of the more basic maneuvers, like the speed flip is a good one, that reverse 180° flip, or any other really helpful mobility pointers that you could give us pointers on?
Never mind you already beat me to the punch with your most recent video, thank you!
@@thawthug haha what are the chances, I’ll be coming out with a speed flip video soon!!
Big thanks! This was soo good and well explained! Really looking forward to the next video. Are u playing live any on youtube?
@@TheMacGyver hey, I usually stream on twitch but pretty late, I try to stream earlier on weekends though!
w vid. i just got back into the game and have been trying to work on my mechanics in general
@@calebharnist5002 thank you!
I have the exact same controller bindings as you
Good tutorial you have a new subscriber ❤
@@Kimrl34 thanks!
Wow so easy....now i have 2 subscribe even tho i hate it...thank u sir..
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thank you so much❤
keep going bro
W video bro
so underrated
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I appreciate the love! I'm wishing the best for you!
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keep it up
thats weird because i feel comfortable on the right wall but i am a person who flips to the left no wonder directional air roll feels off no matter what and i got to c3 with freeroll
edit: not even kidding.
Wow c3 is crazy, good stuff. I definitely don’t believe a directional air roll is necessary to get to where you are. Good work nonetheless
You can achieve almost all the same skills as someone with D air roll, some pros even use free air roll and are better than players without it. It’s just a matter of preference. Ofc directional air roll adds another level of air control but apparently some pros don’t need it.
Good video🗿
my skill/rank is the sameish as yours and you seem way further along with air roll. i have both bound for recovery reasons but i prefer right
@@professordraxon3982 you probably have a lot less time played and your game sense is most likely better than mine. I just spent the time training it that you haven’t yet. But you will absolutely get there!
@@Nesaka- in game time through rl stats screen is about 30 days
@@professordraxon3982 yeah I think I’m on about 11 days now haha
@@Nesaka- I did work in game sense, reads, paying attention to players position on field including teammates
What are your settings for deadzone and air movement?
Deadzone: 0.15, sorry for getting to this so late!
Do you have any tips to get back into the neutral position if your car isn’t pointing up anymore
I would recommend just pause in the air for a moment and recognize how you are oriented then fix it accordingly. But of course the best solution to this is to try your best to avoid getting into an uncomfortable position to begin with which will come with time. Hope this helps!
Is the controller overlay an obs only plug in?
No it for any recording/streaming platform
I dont feel comfortable with air roll left but I meet the requirements for it but i think air roll right is more comfortable is this a problem?
No, when it comes to directional air roll the choice is yours to make. just go with that is more comfortable to you!
I have to bind the airoll and the power slide in the same button?
@@moneebnatsheh2255 you do not have to but it is absolutely recommended, the reasoning behind it is while you’re in the air you won’t be able to drift and while you’re on the ground you won’t be able to use your air roll. Hope this helps!
I'd recommend against this. After working on multi wave dash from every direction and learning recovery skills like when you land at not perfect angels to keep speed. If you try to adjust the car and then ebrake for the landing it can mess you up. I have back buttons so it's easier for me to not have them on the same button. I made it to c1 with them on the same button so it's not impossible you just have to know it can mess you up and adjust for it
yo i may be able to help, ive gotten to where i am now with 1.4k hours, so might be able to help, but if not we can just play and get practice
Question, when pros use air roll left they put they're joystick to the left sometimes, all tutorials say just top right to go right and bottom right to go right it doesn't make sense why they say that and have they joystick to the left sometimes
@@chaserobbie292 there isnt really a code or specific way to put ur stick when you are air rolling beucase depending on the slight tilt or orientation you are in it will change where u need the stick to be. there is a air roll "map" but i wouldnt really use it. id just say to do air roll drills like air rolling from goal and hitting the post of the goal on the other side of the field to build up practice. in the end its 80% up to you and building muslce memory. i tell people that learning air roll isnt really something you can be taught just like you cant really be taught how to aim in an fps game
Aye
Do you have a discord?
In progress!!