BEST TIPS FOR IMPROVEMENT IN ROCKET LEAGUE (2023)

BEST TIPS FOR IMPROVEMENT IN ROCKET LEAGUE (2023)

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0:00 Intro
1:52 Tip 1 - More 1v1
3:25 Tip 2 - Learn how/when to learn
6:31 Tip 3 - Slowmo
8:35 Tip 4 - Warm up
10:32 Tip 5 - Keep everything flowing
11:45 Tip 6 - Practice what reaches out to you
14:45 Tip 7 - Breathing the game

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[ApparentlyJackRL]

Let me know if you like this style of content and what you'd want to see in the future!

[IZA]

I'm 41 years old, married with many kids. However, I make the time to watch your content on a regular basis... You've helped this old gamer improve a great deal. Much respect Jack - from a fellow Brit.

[SelfishGamer_]

Great video Jack. Most people that create this style of video ramble on for way too long or either lean into gimmicks or click bait or don't have solid ideas to contribute. These all felt short concise thoughtful and poignant. Reinforcing the basics and giving ppl a general direction when it comes to improving.

[koreyezell]

I am a 32 year old dad. I’ve played competitive sports most of my life between golf and hockey. I miss the competitive play. This game fills my competitive itch. And I feel like I’m playing a competitive sport. It makes me want to practice and play better every time I get on. I will never try to go pro obviously as this is a young man’s game. But I want to be good enough to atleast play gc3 level at some point. Since it came out free I’ve put almost 2k hours in. And am so close to pushing gc1. I’ve been riding c2 c3 for a few seasons now. Now I’m in the fine tuning stages of what I know and how I play. I love this game and for whatever reason everyday I just want to get on and grind and get better. Love watching all the pro play. Gl next season jack! Hopefully FK fits your team well.

[Jinmenken]

You’ve taught me an insane amount about this game just from watching your tendencies and decision-making, so this is definitely some more good info 👍

[VoidlzTTV]

I really liked when you talked about having that one aspect of your playstyle that is just REALLY spot on that puts you above the rest of your lobby. Perfecting one thing is better than knowing a few things halfway.

[zuvielzufall]

I would absolutely love to see how you got pro... like a video "that's my story".

[austinsilversmith]

5:05 as bruce lee said “i am not scared of the person who knows 10, 000 kicks. But i am afraid of the person who knows one kick but has practices it for 10, 000 times” in rocket league terms, be the person who is insanely good at 1 thing to the point you know what to do and how to do it in every situation because you will be a lot more unstoppable than if you know everything but have nothing as refined as that person that knows that one thing

[haydosplays]

That is crazy that you got high champ even GC after a few months of playing. I genuinely think you're one of the fastest improving players in the game which lead to your Major win.

[ElStolen]

as a former rlcs coach, i can tell you that the 7th tip it's the best one if u are willing to go pro

[TheFormerTeam]

8:12 A good example of slowmo outside of rocket league is when you're learning music. You can't play through the fire and the flames first try at full speed. You have to play it note-by-note to understand what's going on and this is true for any song you will ever learn on any instrument.

[jjpom]

just discovered the addiction of improving in RL. Haven’t really played anything else in quite awhile. It’s fun

[XRMissie]

For me, my "reach out" is fakes, simple drift cuts (and fluid/aggressive ground control), and mental "sync"ing the 2nd defender in 2s. When I "lock on" to the player, I watch and mirror them until I'm in their rotation path and use very slight bumps or miniboost control to deny pressure and de-fang a play. Once I have control then, I like to literally hop, skip, and jump my way to the goal, playing keep away lol. Also hairline defence, saving the impossible, actual godsend content in any game, especially Rocket League.

[stew]

This was a fantastic video, thank you so much. I'm a big fan of educational videos like these, and I would really like to see a video specifically tailored on the subject of going from bubble to pro, but I understand if the target audience for that video is just a bit too small. Thank you regardless!

[andrewthompson]

Love the video jack! I’m a 40 yr old diamond and I always love hearing your tips. I’d love to see a video with mechanical tips that are high return. Like air roll power shots, flipping onto walls, recovery tips, in and out saves. It’s usually expected ppl know how to do these things, but I’ve yet to learn a lot of secrets.

[diedforurwins]

A lot of this advice goes for getting really good at anything in life. Getting absurdly good at one thing is better than being a JACK of all trades (no pun intended)

[Ecronik_rl]

Thank you so much Jack, I've been playing Rocket League foe the last two years and have been working and am still working to go pro ever since, at one point after hitting GC I hit a wall and felt very discouraged. I found you on YouTube and helped me get past that wall. Every day I work hard towards achieving that goal of going pro one day. Thank you so much for everything you do for all of us!

[sunzy]

12:23 I can actually understand that. I'm not too good at the game (Champ 1) but I remember when if first got the game I was stuck around silver/gold and I was not consistent at all. Watching pro play I remember redirects being something that really stood out to me. I would then practice it relentlessly. It took a few months to get consistent with, but I was spending maybe 1-2 hours just in custom training packs doing redirects. And it wasn't the redirects that got me better, but it was the better ball control, car control, aerial control, and power that I gained from trying to learn redirects that really launched my rank up. I started in 2020, and by the end of 2021 to early 2022, I was D2

[Quell__]

man you know that this is a professional when someone is holding a 20 min presentation while casually doing the sickest goals I could only dream of

[a.maricely]

Jack you actually inspired me to get better at the game. I remember watching you over two years ago and I was hard stuck D2 at the time and now I’m constantly getting C2. Just wanted to thank you <3