I like the name "Wizard Flick" more than "Evoh Flick". It just makes more sense to me because, as a defender expecting a regular flick, you'd think what the attacking player just did was wizardry
@@SenileLuke I dunno why everyone is refering to Evample calling it that. The flick was already called a Wizard Flick before evample mastered it. I love Evample, but everyone is just calling it a valid name because he calls it that. Meanwhile it has been called a Wizard flick for 4 years XD
oh lmao it was called the wizard flick before because the player who figured out that you could use this competitivly, his username was wizardRL I think
For the mawkzy flick he has a tutorial on his channel (its in french tho but since im french im here to save the day :) ) He actually explains you have to keep the ball slightly farther on your car so like a forward-lean musty flick. Also being close to supersonic if not supersonic makes it easier to get.
@@WaytonPilkin He also explain a trick, you have to airoll left instantly after dodging and it gives an extra power, I don't understand exactly how it works but it does, try it for yourself ! ;)
Wayton chose an average mawkzy flick for the vid too, 108kph exit velocity is tame. The clip you used where he scored on jack was 117kph as it crossed the goal line
As an SSL player (who now doesn't play much), I can help elaborate on these techniques. Mawkzy Flick: While Wayton has explained how to execute the flick and what it looks like, it doesn't drive the point home. It's missing a key component. _How_ exactly does Mawkzy's flicks have more power? He uses the 180 flick as an example, but doesn't uncover the cause. The cause is actually known already been shared, but by Halfway_Dead (Rocket Science). All flicks have a higher success rate the more times the game registers a touch on the ball. Given that the game calculates physics at 120hz (120 times a second), the game needs to recognize two or more touches for faster flicks than one touche. It was found the more touches within a flick, the more power. Typically, most players will only get one or two touches on their flicks. However, Mawkzy's more than likely utilize 2 or 3 touches per flick. The 180 flick is more likely to generate power because the car is weighted towards the back (the "pivot point" is towards the back) and thus has more surface area for the ball to travel during the flick. Mawkzy is taking advantage of this for his flicks. Another detail for the Mawkzy flick is that Wayton brings up the "backflip", but a detail is missing. It's that the the length of the car's front end is longer than the back which has more momentum _and_ that momentum is _perpendicular_ to the ball. Rather than spinning towards the ball from behind its momentum, it's hitting the ball from the side, redirecting the momentum upwards rather than matching the ball's speed and barely adding a difference. Because it's coming in from a perpendicular direction, that's extra velocity that can be added to the ball. It's easier to do while going fast, as Mawkzy's tutorial recommends, but not entirely necessary. You just won't be hitting a flick that goes 115kph, lmao. It will, however, be very fast for the speed you and the ball are initially going in. I explained this in the "Evoh Flick" section, but it's easier if you _begin_ to let the the ball roll forward before you jump (but don't let it actually roll forward noticeably). I would explain why, but it's basically the same reason explained in the "Evoh Flick" section. Land-Dashing: The explanation is _somewhat_ correct, but it's not entirely accurate. The terms "empty jump" imply that you can change the jump because an "empty jump" is simply a double jump. It's not an empty jump. It's jumping the instant all 4 physics wheels touch the floor. It's not possible to do anything _but_ an "empty" jump, because you can't dodge in a direction while on the ground. When you time the land-dash, all 4 wheels are on the ground so it's just jumping off the floor. This also means you can land-dash without having a double jump/flip reset. I clarify this because much of the shown examples (such as at 3:13) shows a different mechanic called the "Hel-Jump" (popularized by HelvetiaGaming) where one does use an empty jump (a double jump), but is timed _before_ all 4 wheels hit the ground. This is a key difference as one can be done at any time, and the other requires a double jump ("empty jump") available. Now that the correction is out of the way, let's get onto the technique. The key is jumping as you still have falling momentum but when all 4 wheels touch the ground. Suspension in Rocket League is unlike other car games, because it is very strong at absorbing the shock of landing while not pushing momentum back up (bouncing from suspension). You only have a few physics frames to even execute the maneuver correctly. And the faster your downwards velocity, the less physics frames due to how quick suspension halts your car and how quickly it reaches the "suspension limit". The technique is thus, simply timing. However, here are some tips: 1. The front end of your car needs to be tilted by 1° or more downwards. I recommend by about 10°-20° and no more or less. This allows the front wheels and the back wheels to touch the ground roughly at the same time, but also the front end touching first will be changing directions on the jump to lift off the ground for a wavedash. 2. If timed too early, you will either do an "empty" jump (the pop sound of a double jump), or you won't have a jump at all (no double jump available). 3. If timed too late, your single jump will lift your entire car off the ground way too much. 4. For the more perfect "instant" wavedash you see, you have to _predict_ that you timed the jump near perfectly and then instantly wavedash forward. The catch here is if you failed to time correctly, you flail with a front-flip that hits the nose on the ground, rather than wavedashing. Fun fact about the "land-dash". It was discovered on Reddit by some Bronze or Silver player and it was initially dubbed the "Sonic Flip". Land-dash is the superior term though. Evoh-Flick (not really): Sorry, but this is not the Evoh Flick. This is a preflip-flick or "pre-flick" and has been used on purpose way before Evoh. The common example is Evample using it and being dubbed the "Wizard Flick", but even that is also wrong. The origins of doing a preflip flick on purpose was Fairy Peak. It _started_ to catch on being known as the "Fairy Flick" several years ago, but sorta died as the consistency wasn't as strong. Here's the advice. There are two key factors in the execution of this. The first is that the ball must be resting on your car during the dribble. This means no sparks. If it's sparking it is much less likely to work. The reason why is because it results in a bad timed jump which the ball pushes the car down when you jump and simultaneously "sticks" the ball to the car. If the ball is instead resting on the car (obviously while both are moving) with no sparks, the jump will not be pushed down by the ball too much and the ball won't be as close to the car. This has the additional detail that the ball will "float" longer. This is due to the car getting an additional touch when jumping (but matching ball momentum during the jump). The second key factor is the momentum during the dribble. If you execute it like a typical flick for the above average player, this would require you to have the ball on the front end, boost and jump, then flick. By boosting and jumping, you get closer to the ball. This _fails_ for the preflip flick because you don't have enough distance for the pre-flip. Instead, you do the opposite. You have the ball resting on the front (but not very far front), but then start to _barely_ let the ball start to get away from you. Start getting away, not actually let it get away. When it begins to move away, you jump. This causes the ball to launch slightly forward, especially if you get those two instant touches as mentioned in the previous point about letting the ball rest. When the ball launches forward with two instant touches, this gives the necessary distance when using the flip to catch up to the ball, and if the flip is properly timed will hit underneath the ball to pre-flip flick it. Your boost timing should be _just_ before you jump so that you can prevent the ball from actually being lost when you do jump. It's very specific, but that's what I found gives me the most consistency for the pre-flip flick. Evoh's exact method for the flick is different than what I have gotten used to for the last like 3 or 4 years, but looks more effective at getting power. Which I can easily deduce comes from the fact the bumper of the car is swinging more from the side due to the diagonal flip rather than a normal preflip flick with a frontflip. For those who want to learn this method, I can tell you it looks almost identical except upon jumping, the players lean forward and air roll to the side simultaneously. This makes the bumper face away from the ball at a diagonal angle so a diagonal dodge gives you forward speed (relative to the direction you initially were going in), while simultaneously changing the rotation of the dodge to come from the side. This also may make it easier to execute a preflip flick consistently considering you don't have to precisely time the front bumper doing a full 360 on the longest axis (pitch). The roll axis has faster rotations per minute and thus is easier to time to hit with the front bumper. It also seems to wait less to hit the ball (again, faster rotations per minute), making its execution more lethal against higher tier players.
Mawkzy actually did a tutorial on his flick almost a year ago. Basically you did it the right way but Mawkzy said some tips in order to make it perfectly: - your car needs to go fast - the ball must be at the very front of your car - the timing is very precise
Gotta love the effort Wayton put on his vids. So many rl youtubers just do the most basic stuff like playing ranked or pranking pro players over and over again. Wayton's content is in a whole different level.
I think it could be a 45 degree jzr Flick, you kinda just set up for a 45 but with the Ball more on the back corner so that when you flick you can get 2 touches With a jzr Flick/ diagonal backflip but canceled to a kinda speedflip , it often goes 109
@@s.sasquatch1789 I'm not sure about that one chief, ive gotten pretty good at it where i got 4 120s in a row top bins, the whole thing is you put in the far corners of your car and its sticks to your car to when you flip its insanely powerful.
I've been working on a off the wall pass that utilizes the same thing as the mawkzy flip, It's essentially just a sideways musty. But when the opportunity presents itself its a way faster way of getting a pass center, and it really catches people off guard who might be expecting the cross, since it just explodes off the wall instead of you having to jump out with the ball, rotate, and place it with a forward flip. Sadly I'm just a shitty gc2 with piss poor mechanics so I'm not super consistent with it, but when the setup does happen and somebody is ready for it it feels amazing to just sling the ball onto the hood of your teammate.
It's not a new mechanic, but Darks Pogo's in 1v1 deserve a shout-out. It reminds me of the "Evoh Flick" in terms of how it's been done many times before, but never this consistently and competitively viable.
I was surprised by the absence of the pogo as well considering it has just been blowing up all over showmatches. Wayton probably started making the video before Dark started to pop off.
@@averywlittle yeah, Johnny was talking during one of the matches about how you can use the pogo and ground punches with nearly identical setups. I think there’s way more to be seen from that for sure.
For Mawkzy’s flicks, note that he starts to one side of the ball, rather than directly under it. The goal is to hit the ball with the nose of the car, not the hood.
Thanks for the showmatches my mans. Also, if the landing wavedash happens in a showmatch, could you call it the waveland? It's a term that's already used in other games and I think it fits pretty well :)
If you pay attention to Mawksy, he let's the ball slip off the side of his car to the right before he jumps. This allows him to hit the ball further down the chassis of his car which gives more power. The closer the ball is to the center of your car when you hit it with your final touch, the less power you will have.
It feels good to know that I've been working on 2/3 of the "new" mechanics almost for almost 3 months now. Gives me a good idea I'm heading in the right direction. Just need to work on my wizard flicks now.
Here’s why rocket league is one of the greats games of all time. Rocket league has had the least gameplay updates out of any game I know, yet the gameplay has evolved more than any game I know.
I did my own variant of the so called "evoh" flick for the last 2.5 years, only difference is I turn my car 30deg to the left and then jump under the wall from a bit of an angle so it's more controllable and you can choose where you want it to go exactly... the power on the other hand is semi-random still
A have a mechanic idea, but I'm not skilled enough to put it on practice. I think you could flip reset with other car in the air. Rather with both car wheels together or one car resetting on the top of the other. Idk, that's what I thought, but maybe it isn't possible.
I thought mechanic 1 had always been known as a wizard flick. And i thought that was fairly common knowledge for a long time. Hasn't Evample been going for it for a while? After seeing him doing it, i started practicing it 🤔 Great video!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who does that 1st flick, I've been doing these for a long time, but i didn't know it was worth it's own mechanic category so that's cool
There's a term from Super Smash Bros. Melee that really fits the landing wavedash - the waveland. It would be absolutely FIRE if it caught on here, so anyone that sees this and agrees, pls comment about it as well!
The Landing Wavedash will definitely become a norm for pros. It's too beneficial for that little extra speed and recovery to not adopt it. I thank you for your explanation on Mawksy's Flick. I've been trying to understand the mechanics behind it. Mawksy posted on his YT a tutorial of how he does it, but he's French so there's that language barrier
@@leaf2271 I think it should just stay as "wavedash". it still confines within the mechanics of all other wavedashes we know, just a different way of going about it. We don't call the different wavedashes the "Sideflip Wavedash", "Frontflip Wavedash", "Backflip Wavedash. Even the Curve Wavedash off the curve of the wall is still a Wavedash. Why call this one different?
If I could add onto the mawkzy flick; The flip cancel near the end of the flick is similar to a diagonal half flip flip cancel. The reason to do this instead of just a straight backflip flip cancel is so that the car will automatically air roll, which makes the ball roll not just up and down on the car, but diagonally as well. This in my experience gives the ball more speed if it catches just right, on top of recovering faster. You can see a good example at 6:56
Mawkzy flick is similar to a tennis serve - maximizing the whip action. In this case racquet head speed would be analogous to the point of the car on contact, and maybe the server most similar to Mawkzy would be Nick Kyrgios - his setup time is remarkably quick compared to other servers. Low toss and quick windup. Go watch a slow motion video and compare!
For the wavedash mechanic, I don't think it's necessary to use an empty jump, right? You still have to lean forwards, but if you jump early enough after all four wheels are on the ground, then only your front wheels come up since they are going through "rebound" and the rear wheels will stay on the ground since they are going through "compression".
I think he is diagonal backwards flipping. In the video you explain it as a back flip/musty but I think it’s more of a reverse speed flip. Aka a diagonal flip. Idk if he does flip cancel mid flip but it sure as hell kind of looks like it
The first one is just a Turbo flick. People have been doing it for years. I remember seeing Fairy Peak do that in his 1v1 showmatches all the time in like 2018. I've also never heard it called a "Wizard Flick" either.
I feel like one mechanic that's missing here, and that is actually important for RLCS and the 3s format is the "wavedash flip reset" Firstkiller pulled off a while ago. Basically he preflipped into the flip reset right when his wheels started to touch the ball and flipped right again to create a lot of distance between himself and the ball.
I wouldnt consider that new. People have been doing it for a long time now, although I havent really seen it used for anything practical. I scored a goal like that one time, but a regular flip reset would have just been better.
Love it! I'm not sure if you ever thought about it, but I'd love to see a video about - "mechanics I predicted, vs what we see now" - type of video, if you understand what I mean. Keep up the great vids!
Yo wayton u are one of the best rocket league content creators out there. I'm always waiting for new videos because they are so high quality and we can all see the effort you put into them. Keep up the good work! I especially like the scenes where it's like a cinematic camera view in (5:38) and 5:58
I’m pretty sure the Wizard flick and Evoh flick are different flicks. Like they look similar, but the difference is the setup. You air roll until you’re mostly upside down and directly beneath the ball when you Evoh flick. Wizard flicks are kinda just flips where youre not originally in a position where you can flick it as soon as you flip. You’re not as underneath the ball, in other words. In a Wizard flick you use the flip to get the front/underside of your car underneath the ball to pop it, whereas Evoh flicks aren’t as “delayed” because you get under the ball using boost and air roll. Evoh’s flick has a more “standard” flick timing, cus he’s just using the underside of the car to flick it from a position where he could do other flicks instead.
I noticed that when i change my left roll binds from circle to L2, its easy to tornado while jumping. Mawk left roll is R1 and because R1 its a different finger from X its ez to jump and tornado simutanously. If its square or circle there is a delay if you jump with X but R1 L1 L2 R2 no. Basically his fast set up flick come from the fact he starts tornado at the same time he jumps and face down.
My first impression with the clips you showed of mawkzy's flicks is that he looked like the nexto AI where the ball was almost consistently in a position where he could flick it, meaning that at any moment he could start the flick. Your setup was by comparison inconsistent, the ball is constantly moving relative to your car.
When Wayton talked about the Mawkzy flick and he mentions that it’s like pinches. I’d 1000% agree with this. I’m pretty decent at pinches (specifically Ground Pinches) I always get some type of pinch to go insanely fast, or super slow. So the Mawkzy flick is basically a pinch but in a flick k motion.
Something I like about the evo flick is how quickly you are on your wheels and back in control after you hit the ball. Since you already did your flip you have time to drive past the ball and demo.
I once saw Rocket Science say that a very important factor in how strong flicks are is how much the ball rolls on the hood of your car, because with each "Touch"** more velocity is added to the ball, when the Mawkzy flicks, he is practically glued to the ball, maximizing the number of touches during the flick. **(I say touch because the rocket's physical engine runs at 120fps, so a touch is generated every 8ms when you are in contact with the ball). Sorry my bad English, regards from Brazil
I’ve been saying this since some time ago, mastering the flicks is op, because even pros’ flicks just look slow and often aren’t worth it. Mawkzy is a genius
The wave dash thing was a secret i had to learn on my own. I even had a coach who I saw do this. I asked him about it, and he wouldn’t say a thing. Wayton, you blew the whistle on the secret strat.
Okay the landing wave dash and mawkzy flick are crazy. Definitely going to try those. As for the first one, tho. What you described as simply missing your flick and then hitting it by accident isn't exactly what Evoh is doing. His is more optimized and almost a different thing entirely. For what you'd described, though, I remember Fairy Peak! using them quite consistently in 1v1 show matches a few years ago. Was insane.
Notice how Mawkzy positions his car towards the side where the ball is. Usually, a player angle their car towards the left when the ball is on the right, and viceversa. Mawkzy angles the car towards the right when the ball is on the right.
I've been using the landing wavedash for a while, I'm nowhere near consistent at it but i can still do it every so often. I do them without the empty jump so just finding the perfect timing on when you jump upon landing to bring your car up is hard. I personally have been thinking of a name for it and i think "Land-dash" is easier to say while conveying the mechanic pretty well compared to "Landing wavedash" .
Another big detail with Mawkzy's flicks: He positions the ball slightly to the side he's turning, counterintuitively. He always turns right and flicks left, so he positions the ball slightly to the right side of his car so that when he turns, the ball is closer to his nose. That's the trick to getting the most amount of snap and power to the flicks
The landing wave dash is something that I’ve tried repeatedly, but having the actual info in front of me really drives home the point of how hard it is to do consistently before someone else dors
Iv done the evoh flick and even practiced it not much but tried it a bit before I even knew what it was or knew the name and I did it before this video came out I'm glad it has a name now
Mawkzy's flick seems like just a perfected Tornado flick that Kevpert released a vid on five years ago. You can get the same or similar results as Mawkzy by tornado spinning (hold left analog stick to one side and directional air roll in the opposite direction) as you do your first jump and then backflip. Kevpert didn't get it quite that zooming in his initial video, but he had just discovered it--it takes a bit of practice to get the timing and position of the ball on the car down.
About the first one ground freestylers has been doing those for really long time in many different ways and variations. The mawkzy flicks are using similiar approach of making ur car as a "rocket launcher", but when I'm teaching ppl which I'm coaching, im showing them 2-touch 45deg flick, the difference in speed can be from 20-40kph the speed to launch the flick is the same, but the setup is different, basically you keep the ball on right or left side and youre driving to opposite side, but you have to drive towards the goal, then youre dynamically moving to the side where the ball is and at the same time youre doing 45 deg flick and because of that you can get a slight touch before the flip will launch the ball and your car becomes like a rocket launches cause its like bouncing of the car before the flick will hit the ball its hard to explain, but with this flick, you can easily flick like anybody from far away with avg of speed 100-110+ atleast every single attempt, theres no way to explain how to do it throu text, but its not that consistent like 45, but if u will master the setup as everything in this game you can win most of games with those flicks. It amazes me in how many ways u can do something in rl and still get different results, mawkzy is using different method for his flicks, but hes insane at them.
First one is called a Fairy Flick (or a wraparound flick), not an Evoh flick, and Fairy did it well before Evoh. My buddy has been doing these on purpose since Fairy did them like what 4 years ago. Yup, look up Fairy vs Flame 2018.
the last one seems like you're setting up a tornado flick with the air roll, and then basically backflipping, that way the whole car is behind, IDK though.
I had watched the mawkzy flick a few times in slowmo after Jack commented about it during their match. I noticed that there's a *slight* turn out adjustment right before he flicks the ball which could be the difference in where in the car is striking the ball for all that power.
i think the 45 flick uses a lot more downwards stick movement rather than air roll, its kind of like a stall with the air roll in which its moved slightly to get it in the perfect position to use the downwards stick movement.
Been practicing these since Mawkzy posted a tutorial on his channel and the most consistent way for me to get the power is with air roll, some slightly delayed tornado spin pretty much, into a diagonal backwards flip, or just backflip while holding air roll left/right
Me and my crew just called them "delayed flicks" we never really pulled them off on purpose, but it was clear that they had strategic use for whoever could nail down the execution.
The “Evoh flick” is what I did like a year ago and I have been perfecting it ever since! I posted me doing it and now I’m a pro at doing it. I hope it gets called the Lucky flick lmao
ive been thinking lately about this landing jump where you just kinda hover around. You can use this even in dribbles cuz you'll boost the ball up without jumping yourself
Ever since I saw that johnnyboii clip with mawkzy I just kept practicing it, by far my favorite flick, u can be stationary and have a boomer in less than a second. Nuts.
I like the name "Wizard Flick" more than "Evoh Flick". It just makes more sense to me because, as a defender expecting a regular flick, you'd think what the attacking player just did was wizardry
That’s what evample calls it
@@SenileLuke yeah, that flick existed b4 evoh started going for them in game as well
I call it the "Accident"
@@SenileLuke I dunno why everyone is refering to Evample calling it that. The flick was already called a Wizard Flick before evample mastered it. I love Evample, but everyone is just calling it a valid name because he calls it that. Meanwhile it has been called a Wizard flick for 4 years XD
oh lmao it was called the wizard flick before because the player who figured out that you could use this competitivly, his username was wizardRL I think
For the mawkzy flick he has a tutorial on his channel (its in french tho but since im french im here to save the day :) ) He actually explains you have to keep the ball slightly farther on your car so like a forward-lean musty flick. Also being close to supersonic if not supersonic makes it easier to get.
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@@WaytonPilkin He also explain a trick, you have to airoll left instantly after dodging and it gives an extra power, I don't understand exactly how it works but it does, try it for yourself ! ;)
Wayton chose an average mawkzy flick for the vid too, 108kph exit velocity is tame. The clip you used where he scored on jack was 117kph as it crossed the goal line
The "evoh flick", actually called the "wizard flick" is used by evample all the time in ranked to ssl
Yeah seriously Evample has been doing this consistently for like a year or more.
HE EVEN MADE A TUTORIAL ON IT (or maybe not directly but he teached it to thanovik in a video)
Glad someone said it lol
@@bernoworl didnt thanovik did it first and then evample started doing it too, calling it the thanovik flick
@@Max-bp4nu No not at all it was around long before Thanovic tried it
As an SSL player (who now doesn't play much), I can help elaborate on these techniques.
Mawkzy Flick:
While Wayton has explained how to execute the flick and what it looks like, it doesn't drive the point home. It's missing a key component. _How_ exactly does Mawkzy's flicks have more power? He uses the 180 flick as an example, but doesn't uncover the cause. The cause is actually known already been shared, but by Halfway_Dead (Rocket Science). All flicks have a higher success rate the more times the game registers a touch on the ball. Given that the game calculates physics at 120hz (120 times a second), the game needs to recognize two or more touches for faster flicks than one touche. It was found the more touches within a flick, the more power. Typically, most players will only get one or two touches on their flicks. However, Mawkzy's more than likely utilize 2 or 3 touches per flick. The 180 flick is more likely to generate power because the car is weighted towards the back (the "pivot point" is towards the back) and thus has more surface area for the ball to travel during the flick. Mawkzy is taking advantage of this for his flicks.
Another detail for the Mawkzy flick is that Wayton brings up the "backflip", but a detail is missing. It's that the the length of the car's front end is longer than the back which has more momentum _and_ that momentum is _perpendicular_ to the ball. Rather than spinning towards the ball from behind its momentum, it's hitting the ball from the side, redirecting the momentum upwards rather than matching the ball's speed and barely adding a difference. Because it's coming in from a perpendicular direction, that's extra velocity that can be added to the ball.
It's easier to do while going fast, as Mawkzy's tutorial recommends, but not entirely necessary. You just won't be hitting a flick that goes 115kph, lmao. It will, however, be very fast for the speed you and the ball are initially going in.
I explained this in the "Evoh Flick" section, but it's easier if you _begin_ to let the the ball roll forward before you jump (but don't let it actually roll forward noticeably). I would explain why, but it's basically the same reason explained in the "Evoh Flick" section.
Land-Dashing:
The explanation is _somewhat_ correct, but it's not entirely accurate. The terms "empty jump" imply that you can change the jump because an "empty jump" is simply a double jump. It's not an empty jump. It's jumping the instant all 4 physics wheels touch the floor. It's not possible to do anything _but_ an "empty" jump, because you can't dodge in a direction while on the ground. When you time the land-dash, all 4 wheels are on the ground so it's just jumping off the floor. This also means you can land-dash without having a double jump/flip reset. I clarify this because much of the shown examples (such as at 3:13) shows a different mechanic called the "Hel-Jump" (popularized by HelvetiaGaming) where one does use an empty jump (a double jump), but is timed _before_ all 4 wheels hit the ground. This is a key difference as one can be done at any time, and the other requires a double jump ("empty jump") available.
Now that the correction is out of the way, let's get onto the technique. The key is jumping as you still have falling momentum but when all 4 wheels touch the ground. Suspension in Rocket League is unlike other car games, because it is very strong at absorbing the shock of landing while not pushing momentum back up (bouncing from suspension). You only have a few physics frames to even execute the maneuver correctly. And the faster your downwards velocity, the less physics frames due to how quick suspension halts your car and how quickly it reaches the "suspension limit". The technique is thus, simply timing. However, here are some tips:
1. The front end of your car needs to be tilted by 1° or more downwards. I recommend by about 10°-20° and no more or less. This allows the front wheels and the back wheels to touch the ground roughly at the same time, but also the front end touching first will be changing directions on the jump to lift off the ground for a wavedash.
2. If timed too early, you will either do an "empty" jump (the pop sound of a double jump), or you won't have a jump at all (no double jump available).
3. If timed too late, your single jump will lift your entire car off the ground way too much.
4. For the more perfect "instant" wavedash you see, you have to _predict_ that you timed the jump near perfectly and then instantly wavedash forward. The catch here is if you failed to time correctly, you flail with a front-flip that hits the nose on the ground, rather than wavedashing.
Fun fact about the "land-dash". It was discovered on Reddit by some Bronze or Silver player and it was initially dubbed the "Sonic Flip". Land-dash is the superior term though.
Evoh-Flick (not really):
Sorry, but this is not the Evoh Flick. This is a preflip-flick or "pre-flick" and has been used on purpose way before Evoh. The common example is Evample using it and being dubbed the "Wizard Flick", but even that is also wrong. The origins of doing a preflip flick on purpose was Fairy Peak. It _started_ to catch on being known as the "Fairy Flick" several years ago, but sorta died as the consistency wasn't as strong.
Here's the advice. There are two key factors in the execution of this. The first is that the ball must be resting on your car during the dribble. This means no sparks. If it's sparking it is much less likely to work. The reason why is because it results in a bad timed jump which the ball pushes the car down when you jump and simultaneously "sticks" the ball to the car. If the ball is instead resting on the car (obviously while both are moving) with no sparks, the jump will not be pushed down by the ball too much and the ball won't be as close to the car. This has the additional detail that the ball will "float" longer. This is due to the car getting an additional touch when jumping (but matching ball momentum during the jump).
The second key factor is the momentum during the dribble. If you execute it like a typical flick for the above average player, this would require you to have the ball on the front end, boost and jump, then flick. By boosting and jumping, you get closer to the ball. This _fails_ for the preflip flick because you don't have enough distance for the pre-flip. Instead, you do the opposite. You have the ball resting on the front (but not very far front), but then start to _barely_ let the ball start to get away from you. Start getting away, not actually let it get away. When it begins to move away, you jump. This causes the ball to launch slightly forward, especially if you get those two instant touches as mentioned in the previous point about letting the ball rest. When the ball launches forward with two instant touches, this gives the necessary distance when using the flip to catch up to the ball, and if the flip is properly timed will hit underneath the ball to pre-flip flick it. Your boost timing should be _just_ before you jump so that you can prevent the ball from actually being lost when you do jump. It's very specific, but that's what I found gives me the most consistency for the pre-flip flick.
Evoh's exact method for the flick is different than what I have gotten used to for the last like 3 or 4 years, but looks more effective at getting power. Which I can easily deduce comes from the fact the bumper of the car is swinging more from the side due to the diagonal flip rather than a normal preflip flick with a frontflip. For those who want to learn this method, I can tell you it looks almost identical except upon jumping, the players lean forward and air roll to the side simultaneously. This makes the bumper face away from the ball at a diagonal angle so a diagonal dodge gives you forward speed (relative to the direction you initially were going in), while simultaneously changing the rotation of the dodge to come from the side. This also may make it easier to execute a preflip flick consistently considering you don't have to precisely time the front bumper doing a full 360 on the longest axis (pitch). The roll axis has faster rotations per minute and thus is easier to time to hit with the front bumper. It also seems to wait less to hit the ball (again, faster rotations per minute), making its execution more lethal against higher tier players.
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thank you for the explanation but god damn save some pussy for the rest of us!
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Isn't the Mawkzy Flick the same thing jzr was doing 2 years ago but 45 angled?
Wayton is definetly one of the most entertaining creators that plays rl
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Mawkzy actually did a tutorial on his flick almost a year ago. Basically you did it the right way but Mawkzy said some tips in order to make it perfectly:
- your car needs to go fast
- the ball must be at the very front of your car
- the timing is very precise
I know evample has been doing the evoh flick a lot lately but i think hes been calling it the "wizard flick"
it's a much better name
I have a video on my channel of me purposely doing an that flick two months ago because I saw evample go for it.
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@@lucky7_brawlstars899 I said that because it shouldn’t be called the evoh flick, it wasn’t for bragging rights.
Gotta love the effort Wayton put on his vids. So many rl youtubers just do the most basic stuff like playing ranked or pranking pro players over and over again. Wayton's content is in a whole different level.
What a great time to have the day off so I can watch more Wayton!
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I have been trying to learn the Mawkzy flick recently so it’s nice to see it being addressed on how to do it.
I think it could be a 45 degree jzr Flick, you kinda just set up for a 45 but with the Ball more on the back corner so that when you flick you can get 2 touches
With a jzr Flick/ diagonal backflip but canceled to a kinda speedflip , it often goes 109
@@s.sasquatch1789 thanks for the help. It’s my favorite mechanic in the game since I’m a ground based player
@@s.sasquatch1789 I'm not sure about that one chief, ive gotten pretty good at it where i got 4 120s in a row top bins, the whole thing is you put in the far corners of your car and its sticks to your car to when you flip its insanely powerful.
I've been working on a off the wall pass that utilizes the same thing as the mawkzy flip, It's essentially just a sideways musty. But when the opportunity presents itself its a way faster way of getting a pass center, and it really catches people off guard who might be expecting the cross, since it just explodes off the wall instead of you having to jump out with the ball, rotate, and place it with a forward flip.
Sadly I'm just a shitty gc2 with piss poor mechanics so I'm not super consistent with it, but when the setup does happen and somebody is ready for it it feels amazing to just sling the ball onto the hood of your teammate.
It's not a new mechanic, but Darks Pogo's in 1v1 deserve a shout-out. It reminds me of the "Evoh Flick" in terms of how it's been done many times before, but never this consistently and competitively viable.
Definitely a good call, surprised it wasn't included. Appjack has already been doing variations of this for faking low shots too.
I was surprised by the absence of the pogo as well considering it has just been blowing up all over showmatches. Wayton probably started making the video before Dark started to pop off.
Was going to suggest this too. Cool thing about the pogo is you can fake at the last second still so there is an element of surprise to it as well.
Oooh yeah that would’ve been interesting to bring up
@@averywlittle yeah, Johnny was talking during one of the matches about how you can use the pogo and ground punches with nearly identical setups. I think there’s way more to be seen from that for sure.
For Mawkzy’s flicks, note that he starts to one side of the ball, rather than directly under it. The goal is to hit the ball with the nose of the car, not the hood.
I think that is the subtle detail Wayton was missing! Well spotted!
actually really good observation, would've missed that detail ngl
no, he also does it from the center as well
Awesome video! Cool to see my casts used as a way to exaggerate how crazy these guys are!
Thanks for the showmatches my mans. Also, if the landing wavedash happens in a showmatch, could you call it the waveland? It's a term that's already used in other games and I think it fits pretty well :)
If you pay attention to Mawksy, he let's the ball slip off the side of his car to the right before he jumps. This allows him to hit the ball further down the chassis of his car which gives more power. The closer the ball is to the center of your car when you hit it with your final touch, the less power you will have.
Bruh, i used the 1st mechanic a lot around 7 months ago and now it’s a real flick, cool
That first flick i used to call it a fairy flicky, cuz i saw fairy peak do it a few times in RLCS maybe 4-5 years ago
I remember Fairy experimenting with these as well. Back when he played batmobile 1v1s he was using these flicks
It feels good to know that I've been working on 2/3 of the "new" mechanics almost for almost 3 months now. Gives me a good idea I'm heading in the right direction. Just need to work on my wizard flicks now.
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Here’s why rocket league is one of the greats games of all time. Rocket league has had the least gameplay updates out of any game I know, yet the gameplay has evolved more than any game I know.
No cap. This game is just aerialing to the moon.
I did my own variant of the so called "evoh" flick for the last 2.5 years, only difference is I turn my car 30deg to the left and then jump under the wall from a bit of an angle so it's more controllable and you can choose where you want it to go exactly... the power on the other hand is semi-random still
Im pretty sure the ``Evoh flick`` is called a wizard flick, if you watch Evample he often does it.
wanted to commetn the same thing :).
i think fairy peak also used to do it occasionally? in old johnny boi showmatches
A have a mechanic idea, but I'm not skilled enough to put it on practice.
I think you could flip reset with other car in the air. Rather with both car wheels together or one car resetting on the top of the other.
Idk, that's what I thought, but maybe it isn't possible.
I thought mechanic 1 had always been known as a wizard flick. And i thought that was fairly common knowledge for a long time. Hasn't Evample been going for it for a while? After seeing him doing it, i started practicing it 🤔 Great video!
Theyve all been known for a while, the landing wavedash is just part of a doubledash and the 3rd one is literally just a 45/90 flick thats done well
@@sauceboss8693 yeah but more so the naming
no, mechanic 1 is called a turbo flick. a wizard flick is a whole different thing
no, mechanic 1 is called a turbo flick. a wizard flick is a whole different thing
@@boltz08 what makes them different
I'm glad I'm not the only one who does that 1st flick, I've been doing these for a long time, but i didn't know it was worth it's own mechanic category so that's cool
There's a term from Super Smash Bros. Melee that really fits the landing wavedash - the waveland. It would be absolutely FIRE if it caught on here, so anyone that sees this and agrees, pls comment about it as well!
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Pretty sure the term wavedashing comes from melee already so that would make a lot of sense.
@@cyrnoz1803 Originally it comes from tekken, but yeah, melee popularized it.
I haven't played in a year... this is... amazing to see.
The Landing Wavedash will definitely become a norm for pros. It's too beneficial for that little extra speed and recovery to not adopt it.
I thank you for your explanation on Mawksy's Flick. I've been trying to understand the mechanics behind it. Mawksy posted on his YT a tutorial of how he does it, but he's French so there's that language barrier
I think we should borrow a term from Super Smash Bros. and call it The Waveland - it rolls of the tongue better imo
@@leaf2271 I think it should just stay as "wavedash". it still confines within the mechanics of all other wavedashes we know, just a different way of going about it. We don't call the different wavedashes the "Sideflip Wavedash", "Frontflip Wavedash", "Backflip Wavedash. Even the Curve Wavedash off the curve of the wall is still a Wavedash. Why call this one different?
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If I could add onto the mawkzy flick;
The flip cancel near the end of the flick is similar to a diagonal half flip flip cancel. The reason to do this instead of just a straight backflip flip cancel is so that the car will automatically air roll, which makes the ball roll not just up and down on the car, but diagonally as well. This in my experience gives the ball more speed if it catches just right, on top of recovering faster. You can see a good example at 6:56
Diagonal half flip cancel is effective for both power and recovering.
Dude Rocket League looks so much fun
Wayton ur definitely the best rl content creator on this planet. Pls don't stop making content 🙏🙏
For the "evoh flick" which I've seen examples hit it more constantly and purposely he also called it the "wizard flick"
evample*
Amazing that as old as the game is people are still finding new mechanics!
isnt the evoh flick just a more calculated wizard flick?
I accidentally did the evoh flick earlier this year and when I did it I thought "New micanic?" And started trying to do it again
For the “evoh flick”. Example has basically mastered it so well now and also i prefer calling it the “wizard flick”
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Mawkzy flick is similar to a tennis serve - maximizing the whip action. In this case racquet head speed would be analogous to the point of the car on contact, and maybe the server most similar to Mawkzy would be Nick Kyrgios - his setup time is remarkably quick compared to other servers. Low toss and quick windup. Go watch a slow motion video and compare!
Real ones know the Evoh Flick is a Turbo Flick.
Real ones know the Landing Wavedash is basically the Hel-Jump.
I always called that the skip dash when I was perfecting it a couple years ago. Neat to see aZapatos doing it. Cool video.
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For the wavedash mechanic, I don't think it's necessary to use an empty jump, right? You still have to lean forwards, but if you jump early enough after all four wheels are on the ground, then only your front wheels come up since they are going through "rebound" and the rear wheels will stay on the ground since they are going through "compression".
I think he is diagonal backwards flipping. In the video you explain it as a back flip/musty but I think it’s more of a reverse speed flip. Aka a diagonal flip. Idk if he does flip cancel mid flip but it sure as hell kind of looks like it
The first one is just a Turbo flick. People have been doing it for years. I remember seeing Fairy Peak do that in his 1v1 showmatches all the time in like 2018. I've also never heard it called a "Wizard Flick" either.
I feel like one mechanic that's missing here, and that is actually important for RLCS and the 3s format is the "wavedash flip reset" Firstkiller pulled off a while ago. Basically he preflipped into the flip reset right when his wheels started to touch the ball and flipped right again to create a lot of distance between himself and the ball.
I wouldnt consider that new. People have been doing it for a long time now, although I havent really seen it used for anything practical. I scored a goal like that one time, but a regular flip reset would have just been better.
Love it! I'm not sure if you ever thought about it, but I'd love to see a video about - "mechanics I predicted, vs what we see now" - type of video, if you understand what I mean. Keep up the great vids!
The "evoh flick" was something fairy peak did relatively consistently also
the second mechanic you called a landing wave dash is actually called a hell jump and has been being used by dashers for a very very long time
Yo wayton u are one of the best rocket league content creators out there. I'm always waiting for new videos because they are so high quality and we can all see the effort you put into them. Keep up the good work! I especially like the scenes where it's like a cinematic camera view in (5:38) and 5:58
I’m pretty sure the Wizard flick and Evoh flick are different flicks. Like they look similar, but the difference is the setup. You air roll until you’re mostly upside down and directly beneath the ball when you Evoh flick. Wizard flicks are kinda just flips where youre not originally in a position where you can flick it as soon as you flip. You’re not as underneath the ball, in other words. In a Wizard flick you use the flip to get the front/underside of your car underneath the ball to pop it, whereas Evoh flicks aren’t as “delayed” because you get under the ball using boost and air roll. Evoh’s flick has a more “standard” flick timing, cus he’s just using the underside of the car to flick it from a position where he could do other flicks instead.
I noticed that when i change my left roll binds from circle to L2, its easy to tornado while jumping. Mawk left roll is R1 and because R1 its a different finger from X its ez to jump and tornado simutanously. If its square or circle there is a delay if you jump with X but R1 L1 L2 R2 no.
Basically his fast set up flick come from the fact he starts tornado at the same time he jumps and face down.
Showing the JZR flick would’ve been awesome too
thats so cool man
for researching and putting so much work into this to help people rank up, thanks a lot man
My first impression with the clips you showed of mawkzy's flicks is that he looked like the nexto AI where the ball was almost consistently in a position where he could flick it, meaning that at any moment he could start the flick. Your setup was by comparison inconsistent, the ball is constantly moving relative to your car.
When Wayton talked about the Mawkzy flick and he mentions that it’s like pinches. I’d 1000% agree with this. I’m pretty decent at pinches (specifically Ground Pinches) I always get some type of pinch to go insanely fast, or super slow. So the Mawkzy flick is basically a pinch but in a flick k motion.
Something I like about the evo flick is how quickly you are on your wheels and back in control after you hit the ball. Since you already did your flip you have time to drive past the ball and demo.
Bro you need to take a look at the suffo flick. It was done by a UA-camr suffocate. I don’t see being practical but it’s Absolutely amazing.
I once saw Rocket Science say that a very important factor in how strong flicks are is how much the ball rolls on the hood of your car, because with each "Touch"** more velocity is added to the ball, when the Mawkzy flicks, he is practically glued to the ball, maximizing the number of touches during the flick.
**(I say touch because the rocket's physical engine runs at 120fps, so a touch is generated every 8ms when you are in contact with the ball).
Sorry my bad English, regards from Brazil
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"turbo flick" "ret flick" "wizard flick" for a long time now I aint never heard "evoh flick"
The last one is insane. It looks almost too powerful. I can’t wait for pros to start regularly flicking 100kph lasers like that
if you drive backwards up a wall with the ball you get a interesting setup for a airdribble, btw love your vids❤
The 1s game at the moment is crazy for rl, new players pulling off the most coolest mechanics in pro level games (I.e. darkrl and azapatos)
evample has been doing the "evoh flick" under the name "wizard flick" very consistently in high ranked lobbies if that counts as competitive enough
with the last flick really looks like you're side/diagonal flipping in the failed attempts rather than getting a straight on hit/flick.
the best mechanic is not being a toxic player, something that a lot of ppl have to learn
evample mastered the wizard flick before evoh. evample can literally do it whenever he wants on command in air, from ceiling, on ground, you name it
Your making your channel essential viewing for rocket league players.
Evample does wizard flick whenever. It looks cool
Who are you and why do you do this?
I’ve been saying this since some time ago, mastering the flicks is op, because even pros’ flicks just look slow and often aren’t worth it. Mawkzy is a genius
The wave dash thing was a secret i had to learn on my own. I even had a coach who I saw do this. I asked him about it, and he wouldn’t say a thing. Wayton, you blew the whistle on the secret strat.
Okay the landing wave dash and mawkzy flick are crazy. Definitely going to try those.
As for the first one, tho. What you described as simply missing your flick and then hitting it by accident isn't exactly what Evoh is doing. His is more optimized and almost a different thing entirely. For what you'd described, though, I remember Fairy Peak! using them quite consistently in 1v1 show matches a few years ago. Was insane.
Notice how Mawkzy positions his car towards the side where the ball is. Usually, a player angle their car towards the left when the ball is on the right, and viceversa. Mawkzy angles the car towards the right when the ball is on the right.
The good "Mokzy flicks" all involve boosting the entire time you are doing the flick. Maybe that has something to do with it?
I've been using the landing wavedash for a while, I'm nowhere near consistent at it but i can still do it every so often. I do them without the empty jump so just finding the perfect timing on when you jump upon landing to bring your car up is hard. I personally have been thinking of a name for it and i think "Land-dash" is easier to say while conveying the mechanic pretty well compared to "Landing wavedash" .
Another big detail with Mawkzy's flicks:
He positions the ball slightly to the side he's turning, counterintuitively. He always turns right and flicks left, so he positions the ball slightly to the right side of his car so that when he turns, the ball is closer to his nose. That's the trick to getting the most amount of snap and power to the flicks
Outstanding work as always Wayton my friend.
Great video dude. I’ve watched some of Mawkzy’s streams recently and 108kph is like the min speed of the flick. Often it’s 116kph.
The landing wave dash is something that I’ve tried repeatedly, but having the actual info in front of me really drives home the point of how hard it is to do consistently before someone else dors
I think we should call it the land dash
In other games they call it the waveland and I think that sonds pretty cool.
Iv done the evoh flick and even practiced it not much but tried it a bit before I even knew what it was or knew the name and I did it before this video came out I'm glad it has a name now
You know its a good day when wayton posts. Great video keep up the great work. Im a huge fan
i have masterd the mawkzy flick 2 months ago
Mawkzy's flick seems like just a perfected Tornado flick that Kevpert released a vid on five years ago. You can get the same or similar results as Mawkzy by tornado spinning (hold left analog stick to one side and directional air roll in the opposite direction) as you do your first jump and then backflip. Kevpert didn't get it quite that zooming in his initial video, but he had just discovered it--it takes a bit of practice to get the timing and position of the ball on the car down.
I was hoping to see Dark(?) pogo plays in here not really a new mechanic but still a good new strat for 1s. Anyway Great Vid!
About the first one ground freestylers has been doing those for really long time in many different ways and variations. The mawkzy flicks are using similiar approach of making ur car as a "rocket launcher", but when I'm teaching ppl which I'm coaching, im showing them 2-touch 45deg flick, the difference in speed can be from 20-40kph the speed to launch the flick is the same, but the setup is different, basically you keep the ball on right or left side and youre driving to opposite side, but you have to drive towards the goal, then youre dynamically moving to the side where the ball is and at the same time youre doing 45 deg flick and because of that you can get a slight touch before the flip will launch the ball and your car becomes like a rocket launches cause its like bouncing of the car before the flick will hit the ball its hard to explain, but with this flick, you can easily flick like anybody from far away with avg of speed 100-110+ atleast every single attempt, theres no way to explain how to do it throu text, but its not that consistent like 45, but if u will master the setup as everything in this game you can win most of games with those flicks. It amazes me in how many ways u can do something in rl and still get different results, mawkzy is using different method for his flicks, but hes insane at them.
I don’t remember but I heard someone say turbo flick when that happen once and I kept calling it that until now.
These type of videos are what make me hop on rl.
First one is called a Fairy Flick (or a wraparound flick), not an Evoh flick, and Fairy did it well before Evoh. My buddy has been doing these on purpose since Fairy did them like what 4 years ago. Yup, look up Fairy vs Flame 2018.
evample has BEEN doing the wizard* flick for a LONG time way more than evoh has been. and evamples are WAY more impressive and still on SSLs
Fairy was doing the 'Evoh flick' consistently in his 1s prime in a samurai like 4 years ago
the last one seems like you're setting up a tornado flick with the air roll, and then basically backflipping, that way the whole car is behind, IDK though.
I had watched the mawkzy flick a few times in slowmo after Jack commented about it during their match. I noticed that there's a *slight* turn out adjustment right before he flicks the ball which could be the difference in where in the car is striking the ball for all that power.
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i think the 45 flick uses a lot more downwards stick movement rather than air roll, its kind of like a stall with the air roll in which its moved slightly to get it in the perfect position to use the downwards stick movement.
Been practicing these since Mawkzy posted a tutorial on his channel and the most consistent way for me to get the power is with air roll, some slightly delayed tornado spin pretty much, into a diagonal backwards flip, or just backflip while holding air roll left/right
Evample has been doing this mechanic for a long ass time now. He called it the wizard flick and it sounds better
yeah evample need credit
Me and my crew just called them "delayed flicks" we never really pulled them off on purpose, but it was clear that they had strategic use for whoever could nail down the execution.
I think the "Landing wavedash" should be called the "Landash"
The original video by Halfway_Dead (Rocket Science) does just that in the video title.
The “Evoh flick” is what I did like a year ago and I have been perfecting it ever since! I posted me doing it and now I’m a pro at doing it. I hope it gets called the Lucky flick lmao
I've been using landing wavedashes ever since that Rocket Science guy released the video of it. Whenever I remember to use it it's super useful
Love the video man! The first flick is so cool, i watch alot of Evample and he loves going for these with his unique playstyle.
Fairy peak would do the evoh flick alot back when he was dominant in ones years ago
ive been thinking lately about this landing jump where you just kinda hover around. You can use this even in dribbles cuz you'll boost the ball up without jumping yourself
Btw the landing wave dash after a speed flip is quite good for kickoffs you should try it
Petition to call it the waveland
Ever since I saw that johnnyboii clip with mawkzy I just kept practicing it, by far my favorite flick, u can be stationary and have a boomer in less than a second. Nuts.
I have been doing the so called “mawkzy flick” ages before this guy showed up