Recoveries | Walldashes, Zapdashes, Wavedashes | Rocket League Tutorial 

You're most welcome! This was something I had thought about a lot lately, since I've been coaching it for a while. You requesting it just gave me the push I needed :D

@@Kevpert Much love. Keep coming up with these gems.

Hey, you're most welcome! I basically quit my job to go full-time into content creation + coaching in Rocket League.

Oh you've got this, I've coached even diamond-level players on the walldash and they actually pick it up with this method. It does take a few weeks - you gotta be patient - but it's just like speeding up your fingers to play the guitar (i.e. slow first with a metronome, gradually speed it up over weeks).

You're welcome!

#TruckNuts

Thank you!

Thank you my guy. It's amazing to see how you've pushed Mexican RL with your performances in RLCS X. Hope you're doing well!

Oh, I think I missed this. Great point!

Bruh……. Can confirm, as a console player who freeplays almost every day and has lately been switching to exhibition to initiate a slo-mo sesh… Thank you for your service.

true in my opinion all this so-called tech is ruining the game

Don’t be intimidated by this really ignore everything n look at the game with simplicity n do what sounds good. Also believe in Jesus Christ

I'm glad to be back too! What do you mean by fast aerial takeoff? Isn't that just a double jump aerial, which doesn't require air roll? I think directional air roll can be learned to a good level within 3-4 weeks. It just takes some commitment to training it, really just focusing on it in workshop maps for 20-30 hours total. Perhaps some shooting or rebound packs can take you the rest of the way.

@@Kevpert As you said a fast aerial is a simple double jump takeoff, but I see you and others sometimes use your second jump, after the first tornado spin. Since pro use it as well it must be efficient, but I don't understand why someone would do that instead of an normal fast aerial and start spinning later (once you're already tilted back). Anyways, I will keep the grind with your awesome tutorials. I tried your new air roll one and figured out that I know nothing about air rolls :) Looking forward with the recoveries training as well!

@Navajo Oo Ah, that's more of a movie to counteract the recoil you get from hitting a ball coming towards you... it just gets your car back in position for an air dribble. You can do it with normal air roll too.

The skill I'm at is probably around Rank B+ (seems to be where we perform results-wise), but my mechanics are not really that strong, I just hide my weaknesses well. But my real passion is in coaching. I've worked with RLCS players in the past, and I think it's something I want to pursue. I like working with lower-level players too, and of course, RU-vid is a lot of fun because the impact can be far-reaching.

@@Kevpert that's cool man. I respect the honesty . If you really want to coach im sure you will be very successful at it, no doubt. You could maybe even start a venture with Wayprotein ( i only mention since you two seem cool and i know you know of eachother / respect eachother) because I know hes been coaching in the past and has a good insight on the game like you . Just spitballin lol you're gonna kill it either way. If you need anything just let your community know. We gottchu man.

Haha it's not about where you start, it's about the training method. That'll get you places!

Hmm, I can make one, maybe sometime next week? For the deadzone changing diagonal flip angles, check out this tool (halfwaydead.gitlab.io/rl-deadzone/). The higher the deadzone, the smaller the green areas, which are your diagonal angles. It's a tradeoff with consistent sideflips/frontflips/backflips though, which has implications with stalls since they require a perfect sideflip. Dodge deadzone - it's more to do with the corrective movement. If you bring your stick to the edge of it's input range, you'll turn more after your wall dash. So having a smaller dodge deadzone and shrinking the technique to do less corrective movements is a little more efficient. The diagonal dodge is the same whether you have a small or large dodge deadzone. I haven't found an issue with backflipping at 0.2. It's what Nwpo uses, and he was the first I saw use walldashes in that way. Square allows you to do the Maktuf reset. Not that I'm able to do it... But I just prefer it, been using it for 6+ years. Originally, Kuxir used to use the DS3, which had an in-built square deadzone, whereas the DS4 was a circle. So I did the same to imitate his movements.

@@Kevpert Thanks so much! I'll be playing around with these. I think that answers my questions though I wouldn't be surprised if you have some other nuggets of insight about sens and whatnot.

That is actually in the game, Psyonix added it recently. In Free Play, it's Settings -> Boost Options -> Auto-Refill. I set the boost recharge delay to 0.50.

Don't see why not. It doesn't use air roll at all!

I have the Sony DS4 Paddle attachment. Left Paddle = DPAD Left, Right Paddle = DPAD Right

@@Kevpert Ok now everything is clear 😂 anyway I love your dedication to rl, keep it up man.

It's the same thing as a zapdash, I think. Azapatos popularized it in top level 1s.

@@Kevpert ah ok. i just called it a lan(d)dash

Nomad (the base one, not GXT)

Oh hello mr. most varuabur player

@@Kevpert economic recovery plan when?

It's mapped to Sony Paddles I've attached to my DS4. Left paddle is mapped to Left DPad (which has powerslide & air roll).

@@Kevpert whew. I forgot about paddles!