Rocket League Tips with ViolentPanda

Rocket League Tips with ViolentPanda is the next episode in the Rocket League Insight series. This video covers Rocket League the way ViolentPanda sees it. We go over a Rocket League replay of ViolentPanda and ViolentPanda himself helps break down each moment to explain how he thinks about the game. If you like Rocket League, or ViolentPanda, you're in the right place.

Rocket League Tips with ViolentPanda brought to you by Virge, the most awesomest Rocket League coach for Dignitas and HARD carry of ViolentPanda.

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[Virge]

Hope you guys enjoy and are able to learn something. I always love hearing my players insight on how they play and I know it makes me a better player so I hope the same for you! <3

[bodster]

The ultimate crossover: Panda and Llama

[gl]

I swear everytime i see that intro it gets me going, that is the greatest intro to a gaming channel ive ever seen

[jdmeditz]

i don’t understand why virge doesn’t have more subs, these videos are so well done

[zulfirl]

I really liked this video and it gave quite a bit of insight to me even as a Grand Champ. A thing id like to mention though is the fact that you should show the play happening, and then explain what could’ve happened better. In a few situations, especially the play where Blue gets their first goal, the play wasn’t shown so we were left to infer what had happened. Thanks for the video and I hope you make more of these!

[damonguzman]

Honestly, Virge has the best intro out of all the RL Youtubers. Extremely well animated and produced

[roxasdracun]

Yeah the one with kronovi, was the guy that wanted that series to comeback. Nice as always.

[rsmcroberts]

I've only been on for a few weeks, but between you and Wayton, your tips have elevated my game exponentially in a short time. Far from GC level, but really. 1000x better than 3 weeks ago. Thank you.

[sergeydirector]

This is very useful video, thanks Virge! I think it would be great to see the whole game instead of cutting to the most interesting moments, because when you cut 10 seconds of the replay we can't see what happened and just spawn in a different situation without any context. Speeding up those moments (instead of cutting them) would give us more understanding of what happened before we got into the new situation you're commenting. Thanks!

[Crazijames]

I love this. I would live to see more of this. One thing that would be nice is to see the clip more than once though

[therealguimy]

5:07

Virge: it's rlly important that you always have someone applying pressure

Me: Na what's rlly important is the fact that Dead-monster somehow got demoed at 2 places

[Sir_Zak]

In my tens of thousands of hours watching youtube videos I have NEVER rewinded to watch an intro again. That intro is god tier my guy

[abdullahmerhi]

I don't get why Virge doesn't have 1 mil subs tbh. He's super good at explaining stuff. Same with Panda.

[OblitWarriors]

i just want to mention, the intro is epic, i like it.

[shaxe.]

This is probably the coolest Intro I've ever seen on YT.
Sorry I'm new here

[thornsrl]

MORE OF THIS

such a great video! Thank you two for doing this!

[newbslayercm]

OKAY BUT THAT INTRO THO! S tier right there my friend. loved the video. keep up the good work

[SocialBobcat]

Love this - please do more! Great to get inside a pro’s mind on game situations

[TheRockmysox]

Really nice intro. It's really interesting to look behind. That thought process will help me a lot!

[doubletrouble]

Everything that was explained was very informative and analytical and makes total sense what players should be doing. One thing I want to bring up is that these informative sessions may help for knowledge, it does not help practically because most of panda's decision making has become second nature to him. Also alot of these scenarios are situational and can't always be generalized for most of the gameplay. A more well version of coaching would be to create more practical insights for players to actually implement in the game. One insight was still mentioned that was practical which was panda saying you should always apply pressure and don't give enemy space.

These are just my thoughts ;)