'Can I Get GC With ZERO Mechanics?'

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[LukBacca]

You may not need flashy mechanics but you definitely need very solid mechanics

[CheddarMango]

"You need zero mechanics to get to GC." Proceeds to tell us all the mechanics we need to get to GC

[johnnybxy]

"You can get gc with zero mechanics. Now here's some mechanics you need to be gc"

[SitoPR]

SpookLuke: You don’t need mechanics to get GC

Also SpookLuke: you need good Air Dribble, good ball control, ground dribble, bounce dribbles, bounce shots.

[sgw]

pov you dont need mechanics, does mechanics lol

[DZ-jmmy]

I really dislike the accepted meaning of "mechanics" meaning resets, pinches, etc when things like consistent turns, powershots and good recoveries are far more important and substantial under the mechanics umbrella. I can hit triple resets and musties in freeplay (and occasionally in games) but still struggle with tight, precise turns into awkward shots. THOSE are the mechanics you need.

[Gamingshould]

I think getting GC if ur a just an overall bad video game player in general will be very difficult

[ryanoh]

Had zero mechanics when I first got GC. Flakes road to SSL got me there.

[DuckyDill]

Title:you can get gc with zero mechanics

Then he proceeds to tell us to learn the hardest thing in the game😅😅😅

[Clappedgnome]

Video is literally a massive contradiction. Says you need no mechs goes on to show mechs 😂😂😂

[militaryoperantionalise]

You don’t need mechanics, then proceeds to tell you to do mechanics.

[beckballas]

This reminds of how my grandpa used to talk about karate "They can flip around and do all this fancy stuff but none of its useful"

[buvvr]

RL Pros: "Years of academy training wasted!"

[Jonathan-pdrr]

when the coach should be taught a lesson

[TA.LEDGIX]

U can get GC with no mechanics… proceeds to tell u that u need flicks and airdribbles

[batzilla]

I remember flicks and air dribbles are mechanics

[VoidCallGD]

This is just a way of saying you don’t need flashy and fancy mechanics to get to gc. The ONLY people that can probably hit gc with literally 0 mechanics are people that are already ssl and want to test it out. Flicks should he doable at platinum level, regardless of the flick itself being good or bad, and bounce dribbles/air dribbles should be manageable at diamond/champ and slowly get better over time. Notice how he’s not mentioning stuff like flip resets/mechanics that are usually not seen below gc. If you’re good enough to get gc, then you should have a solid enough of a foundation to be able to preform more simple mechanics just like the ones listed here regardless. If anybody wants to show me a video of them hitting gc by simply driving around with the ball in front of their car then by all means prove me wrong.

[lukeperugini]

I understand his point, I also agree when he said you don’t need crazy mechs. My problem is that even though I had way less control of my car when i first hit gc, i still was hitting air dribbles and double taps which are daunting when it comes to training for newer players

[coleslaw]

Its the guys who learn the in depth flashy moves that always outclass people because they actually give af about the game to an obsessive point

[alexstrickland]

I first got to GC a few months ago and I struggled a lot with air roll mechanics and air control. Couldn’t really challenge much off the walls either. I could control the ball pretty well on the ground and just play smart going for demos at the right times and rotating well around my team. Luke is wrong that you need “zero” mechanics but he definitely has a point. Good positioning and decent skill at the game should get you to GC but it def takes hundreds of hours at least of practice to be able to consistently hit the ball