TryGo202

u/TryGo202


r/RocketLeague•

Dropshot positioning tips?

:Question:QUESTION

I am an okay rocket league player. Hover around low / mid gold in soccar ranked. I am getting completely wrecked in dropshot.

It feels like no matter where I position myself, im hardly ever in a great spot to help out. The ball shoots off in seemingly random directions. But then I play against a team that seems to always defend every incoming ball.

So, what am I missing? Should I be playing more aggressive in this mode, chasing the ball? Do I need to just spread out from teammates and hope for the best? What's the secret?

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r/broodwar•

I the games on Death Valley. So cool seeing new strats, like recall in PvZ, or sunken rushing the mineral ramp. I really hope we can see it again some day.

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r/buildapcmonitor•

I am wondering because at this point, Apple's Studio Display is pretty old. It sounds really nice, but I would hate to buy it, and then like 6 months later Apple releases an OLED version or a newer / better 5k, 27" display.

What do you think?

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r/Green•

Sorry if this is the wrong sub. I am looking for a new desk top, and I have no idea how to find a company that is _actually_ green.

Like, any company can just put w/e made up certification or claim on their site, but how do I know if they're for real, or if it's just marketing BS? It's just so much BS to wade through these days.

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r/Back4Blood•

I'm just curious how the loot spawning system works, if anyone has reverse engineered it or found explanations online.

Like, does the loot for a map populate at the start of a match? or does it change dynamically based on what's going on in the party (like an increased chance for ammo caches if the team is low on ammo)?

Are there fixed amounts of each type of loot per map (like the same # of copper piles spawn for a given level, but their location might vary?)

It seems there are a bunch of fixed / predetermined locations where different types of loot can spawn, and it seems some cards (like Copper Scavenger) can affect how the spaw

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r/Back4Blood•

I haven't played in a while. Back when I was playing, a common tactic to get thru alarm doors was to lure common ridden on the other side of the door into breaking it down for you (by making some noise or shooting to attract the ridden).

At some point after I stopped playing, it was changed so ridden no longer break them, and you have to use toolkits or cards to open them without setting off a horde.

How did this change turn out? Better for the game overall?

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