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Hello there, I stopped Rocket League for 3 years and picked it back up in November, I managed to rank up from Diamond 2/3 to High C1 / Low C2, improving mostly my ground game and decision making. I'm looking for someone who can guide me on which aspect of my gameplay I should focus on improving next in order to get even better.

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Hello everyone,

I HATE dying with 0 kills. Everyone experiences this type of early game when you land somewhere, rush a house/building, you find minis, materials, bandages and ammo, but no weapon while everyone around starts to shoot like mad. I was wondering what you guys do when this happens. Do you go out, try another building and risk getting shot at ? Do you wait/camp until things seem to cool down ? What are your tips to not die at 0 kills when everything is against you ?

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Hey there RLStrategy, I might consider crossposting this on r/RocketLeague if I don't get a lot of answers here, but I would like you to brainstorm with me.

I picked up the game back in January with a friend who started some months earlier, and I'm now at a point where we rarely have to talk about our rotations and everything starts to come out smoothly. There's still the regular mistakes ofc but it's getting way better.

My issue is, we recently picked up two friends of ours. We often play 3v3's with one of them, but what happens is that we win some games, our MMR rises a little, we get matched against slightly better players, they get overwhelmed/stressed, start failing rotations/ballchas

... and this game is awesome. Period.

I remember a month and a half ago I was still wondering how these players could just jump from a fkn wall and push the ball into the net, or dribble 3 opponents and keep the ball. Then, I started to hit training mode, watch videos, play and play again.

This week end I managed to score my first wall goal, I dribbled both my opponents for a goal in 2v2, I also managed to follow up my first balls after hitting from a wall, I'm getting those goal clears from the wall above the goal etc...

Getting better in this game feels amazing, I know I have a lot left, but every step of the way I'm being rewarded by this awesome yet simple game design, and every new t

• "Yeah, I totally meant to do that"

• "I've peaked with this one"

• "What a save !"

There's still plenty of it left though :)

Hey there, just wanted for you guys to share tips with me about wall aerials. How do you get off the wall ? How do you turn your car so you can follow the ball ? Do you have some personal tips you use ?

Season 1 :

• MMR was used to match you with other people in ranked

• Ranked Points were used to display a neat little picture next to your name and make you feel like you were evolving even if sometimes that wasn't the case

Season 2 :

• MMR is used to match you with other people in ranked

• MMR is used to display a neat little picture next to your name and to make you feel like you're evolving when you actually are

While the new sytem is inherently better and more accurate, I'm sure a lot of you miss the Ranked Points, all you have to do is open a Google Sheet, pretend you start at 0, and then add/substract random points when you win or lose, then you'll attribute ranks to these poin