If she saves these shots, her rank is Champ | #5
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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Rocket League ranks are a beautiful thing. Working up the ranks is not so much a beautiful thing. Emmie's journey from Plat to Grand champ continues as we work on backward saves, demos, and lots more. Her mechanics are getting better, and we are working our way to ranking up.
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Keep up the great work
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I feel like regression is normal while improving. She's clearly trying to implement new mechanics in her gameplay but when the new options are unlocked she has to relearn when she can do them appropriately. That'll come with time so I think regression shows that she's thinking differently
Happens to me all the time. I learn new stuff and it takes some time to incorporate it into my "already working" routine.
Yup. Looking at rocket league tracker has never shown a linear rank up. It is always a jagged line with dips that trends upwards. Its totally normal and dropping one rank needs to not get in your head.
Definitely agreed. I don't have any stats, but I would wager that bouncing between diamond and plat is the most common regression people experience. It just feels so easy to get so many bad games in a row for any number of reasons, and you just gotta do what you can to rank back up.
yes. Recently I started to do more double hits on the ball, where I hit it ones and try to go where it's headed to redirect it the way I want it to. It actually work alot of the time
Completely agree, I hit Champ without knowing how to air dribble, then I learned the basics to air dribbling. Started applying it to my comp games and regressed to D2 because I was too slow with it. After a while I slowly integrated air dribbling, instead of forcing this new mechanic, and I'm back at Champ
She should definetly spend a week training her car control. Sometimes she gets very awkward and nervous.
What do u think she should do? (Asking for myself)
@@SMRForSure I find rings workshop maps very good for aerial car control if you are struggling with that.
@@AdamBomb5794 thanks!
@@SMRForSure what platform do you play on? if you're on PC, do you use epic games or steam?
I love flip resetting on balls don’t you guys?
I was acutally scared when it said Emmie quit this series because of bad teamates but it was just joke CBell don't give me a heart attack
The fact that you didn't instantly realize the sarcasm shows some lack of intelligence
@@PKZ21 the fact you're commenting this shows some lack of integrity
@@Speciimenn I think it shows boredom
@@PKZ21 for you: L
@@PKZ21Correct you are.
On the regression - A big one for me when I was ranking up was imposter syndrome. Every time I got to a new rank, I felt like I didn't belong there and that others were a lot better and more experienced. I am only champ 2 for the last 6 months or so. But I have only just started to feel like champ 2 in my own mind recently and it is allowing me to push up toward c3. Before that, I would try to only play 2s when I was feeling very very confident (which meant I just didn't play much 2s) and I stuck to 1s so as to not mess up anyone else's game any other time.
Also, when I started to try to control the ball more then just go fast I also experienced a regression. It is hard to control the ball, and sometimes when you aren't playing your best you just end up playing slow. I actually still often try to find a good balance between control and speed, because I can't control very well at top speed.
omg I feel exactly the same, every time I get to c3 I feel like I don't belong and stop 2s.
I am exactly in your spot but my peak is c3 div 3 but imposter syndrome brought me back to c2 div 1. NY last match a few minutes ago brought me to c2 div 3 (1271mmr). Tbh the real player is having a 2s buddy which I don't have 😅
Same bro I always think the same thing. Only been playing a little over a year and have been in c2-c3 for about a season and still just don’t feel like I belong because so many others in this rank got way more time then I probably do
We should juste become grinding buddies(buddys?🤔 srry for english) then and try to improve while getting wins and a cohesion. Playing smart and not being mad for the other mistakes cause you realise, you make a lot too. Watching for pass, defend, really juste make a team and start to win on the way!
I made a massive jump from low c2 to gc at the start of this szn but dropped back down to c2 and habe been hovering at 1350 mmr for 3 weeks now
Have her watch the first few videos of Flakes “Road to SSL without mechanics 2v2” it really helped me when I was there and even still helps me in GC1. It also helped some of my friends when I referenced it to them
Somehow I don't think they are going to watch Flake's videos, even though they are excellent.
What a good series that is too. Flakes is hilarious
agreed
This. Cannot recommend it enough.
The first goal that happened in game 1 where her teammate pinched it to center, yes it was mainly her teammates fault but you should teach her back post especially for higher ranks. Also I think she needs to learn how to dribble. Keep up the great work cbell
ill never understand why anyone tries to coach someone who cant dribble how to do aerial plays.... when the game came out we all played for 6 months to a year without being able to aerial accurately or at all.... what do you think we were resorting to and learning? The Ground... the foundation of the game.
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What the heck is goining on XDDD
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Now she’s in champ territory, crazy how far she’s come already and we are only 5 episodes in. Great coach CBell!
check her Rocket league Tracker, she was already diamond but dropped to gold to get in the series
@@shqw5343 he said she was hard stuck plat so she could have reached diamond for a little bit
I don’t know about champ territory tho I think she deserves d1-d2 but champ is quite hard for her right now (I’m sure she will get it)
@@cawa_o nah she doesnt
No shes plat
I’m just a plat between plat 1 and 2, but something I noticed something at 11:15. She might need to make sure her opponent is not going to beat her to the ball. Sometimes she commits without seeing her opponents, and she gets beat to the ball leaving the net wide open.
Thats something most plats do, but i dont know what you're seeing at 11:15 she makes good plays, only issue is mechanics
@Franklin 🐸Beats 🎵 I think Op is talking about the fact that there is an opponent right next to the ball and could beat her to it if he didn't miss it. But in the end the opponent did so it was ok in the end. But yeah in that situation you either rush the attacker to close the space between the ball and goal, or you wait. Which at that rank is usually good because shots aren't strong usually
@@jiemileng7745 There is no world where a clean beat happens at 11:15, she'll always get a piece of the ball if she goes at it
This is THE BEST series out there! Shoutout to Emmie and CBell for the passion!
As a fairly new diamond I think what helped me get out of plat for the first time was recoveries and movement. I could tell that even the difference between the diamond lobbies and the plat lobbies in terms of movement and awareness was huge. Being able to move around the field efficiently while saving enough boost for when needed is a very valuable skill for these ranks, and so is playing with teammates and knowing where they are on the field. What helped me the most for this was learning half flips and wave dashes, and possible off-wall wave dashes too (but i learnt those in diamond). For awareness making use of the right stick for camera was really helpful and allowed me to play around and with teammates, rather than against them. Also by the time we reach diamond 2, most people can sort of speed flip and while it's not essential, you win a lot of kickoffs and rotate a lot faster if you can do it.
I love this series so much can’t miss an episode of it 😅❤
shame its fake
Wait really!??
@@NinjaM0905 no… people are freaking out about her past tracker history. Click my channel page and go to community posts to see the proof
@@CBellRLyes lmao stop capping Emmie got carried to diamond by a Smurf deranked to gold to get in the series on purpose The series is fake and full of lies
Now im in champ ive realised you just need to be consistent at certain simple things
Me too I get annoyed at what rank I’m in when I see stuff like this and realise I can do eg. The backwards saves easily but I thinkI I am good at positioning but I’m always go for the ball when my teammate is already flying up for it😅
consistency is key. flying towards the ball is cool and all but if you constantly miss or yeet it in a completely random direction, the opponent is going to capitalize on it and score on your stupidity.
basically everyone in diamond whiffs like its their motto, their goal and their life line. its written in their DNA xD
Yeah. I believe you can get pretty high just by being consistent with thing like rotating back and being able to do powerful shots.
Although, I have yet to perfect that
@@pauljennings2425 I love when my teammates fly at the ball from the wrong direction and push it towards our net. So helpful!
A great way of training hitting the ball harder and more confident. Go into freeplay, hold boost the entire time and hit the ball as hard as you can, learn the bounce timing to boom the ball. After a while you can implent the powerslide. This helped me a lot!
I've found the largest reason for regression after learning new things is that you're trying to go for all those new things you've learned without applying them properly, even if you can do them in free-play, it takes time to learn how they should be implemented into real gameplay, which is why new stuff will mess you up pretty bad and likely see you regress in rank until you get a hang of everything again and get a big boost in rank, beating your peak most likely
what made me really notice this was after coming back from a big break (like a year) I played so simple and only did things I was confident about, I won a lot and felt like I never left, but then like the next day after doing freeplay and watching guide videos again I felt soooo bad and went on a big loss streak, I just couldn't hit anything I was going for
this is the best series i ever watched i believe she can get grand champ in less than a year
I think the Champ training should be put on the back burner for a while, she might be focusing on those things more than the basics. You were raving about her positioning and rotations but honestly she’s making simple rotation mistakes she’s constantly under the ball in awkward positions she’s going super slow and not rotating wide enough, she can have bad teammates but to get out of platinum and low-mid diamond you gotta anticipate your teammates mistakes.
100% agree on slowing things down a bit. I guess I meant her offensive positioning is good, most of the time. But defensively she’s far behind. The under the ball thing we address in a recording that is already done but not edited. Good eyes though!
to add onto that, i think overall defensively she tends to play the best case scenario instead of the worst case scenario which can put her in bad spots when her teammates do something unexpected, which is going to be a lot in the diamond area. She has made some great improvement though love watching it :)
As someone who is from Plat as well, I can say that whenever I feel like I’m panicking in a situation, I always like to go “backpost”. This helps me since no matter where the opponent shoots, I can be ready to save whatever shot comes my way.
I also think that the reason bad teammates come up is because sometimes people have a hard time knowing when to commit without having comms, I think that maybe finding teammates to communicate with is a good idea in order to get up to Diamond quicker.
Omg omg I forgot about this series for like two weeks and I finally remembered it and now I have actually good content to watch, thanks Cbell 😊
I would say on the goal she conceded she tried to cut the ball aggressively in her corner in a panic rather than taking the back post rotation. Common diamond mistake on defense my team mate does a lot. At the same time falling in rank isn't exactly a step back if you are learning new playstyles and trying to implement them. I'd say it's more of an information overload and she's trying to think how to implement the newer aerial play as well as demos which regressed part of her older improvements temporarily.
It's like if you have been practicing dribbling for months, gotten to where your catches and carries are consistent, then try to use different flicks or air dribbles you'll stumble on the basics you just worked on because you are trying to do more advanced stuff.
Her positioning is good, but she's having to make a conscious effort for that still instead of it just being a natural state, meaning brain power is put into that still instead of it being instinctive which means she isn't fully thinking what to do next until it happens.
Basically, once she gets more comfortable with her positioning and that comes more naturally to her she's going to probably hit diamond 3 with ease. Then when she gets that defense down to a natural thing rather than "omg ball near my goal AHHHH" and patiently picks her touches champ won't be far off. She's developing the essential game sense now, once she let's that breathe a bit and become second nature she'll never see Plat again in that mode lol. Good job emmie.
bro she is not diamond 1 yet her game sense is shit, she has no off wall play except very basic flips, she's slow, she ballchases and her airial ability is still lacking for anything more the d1, the times she does make backwards saves and the shots you had her take near the end all look awkward and unintentional, the regressing makes sense, she was lucky to even be plat before you started coaching her
She got carried to dia1 by smurf in episode 3. And now they start blaming teammates for her dropping back down. This whole series is shameless lies.
Regression - Like two or three days ago I went from champ 1 div 2 to diamond 2 div 2 because I wasn't reading my teammates and the amount of double commits were insane. Tilted out of orbit and went tumbling. My friend, who had just had a similar tumble, randomly hopped on and we spent some time in free play and messing around, then went back into ranked 2s. Won every single game back to our original MMR's by a good margin. Headspace, playing WITH your teammates, and practicing between games what I'm struggling with were the lessons I learned this session. Hope it helps Em! Keep going! Your fast progress and great attitude makes me jealous!
When I started rocket league I was gold 3 in 1v1s then when I started leaening mechanics like half flips, wavedashes and rhings like that, I dropped down to silver 3. Now im plat 2 in 1v1. Just recently I started learning mechanics like flip resets and air roll shots and dropped to diamond 1 division 1 now im diamond 2 division 4 and working my way up to champ! These videos help out alot 😊
Biggest drop/regression was from low c3 to high d3. I still blame it on smurfs because every second game we went against a smurf.
If you go from low c3 to d3 ur at max a real c1
She will takes more or less 18 years to get gran champ 😊
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You know, ever since I started watching this series even back from the first ep,(ray) I can say it's crazy how much just a little time and patience with someone can change everything. I really enjoy seeing how these players adapt, and move up. It's inspired me to start playing more often (sadly solo since I have no friends, not looking for pitty or anything) but while following your coaching on the players, has allowed me to crush my bad habits (still a lot there I'm working on) and actually start to climb, I started at p3, now d2, and my goal is way easier but to hit champ. And if she can do it, so can I. Please keep going and please keep climbing, I love this series and I love the positive support. Keep up the great vids and I hope you find another person worthy of this feat, because it's worth seeing every step.
1. Make your play. (Mechanics)
2. Recover. (Recoveries)
3. Rotate behind the play. (Rotations)
4. Wait for teammate to make their play. (Positioning)
5. Win the loose ball / Shoot if opponents are out of position. (Speed / Awareness)
6. Repeat.
It's literally just 6 easy steps but this formula will take you from Gold to GC.
There are times when you can break this formula if it has a high likelihood of turning into a goal, such as when you have a 2 on 1 on attack and one person breaks rotations to demo the last man, or when opponents are taking a shot and your teammate doesn't have the save so you need to break rotation to make the save, but those situations come down to experience and understanding what your opponents are trying to do and where every player on the field is.
No offense but like how did she get to diamond like that
She downranked before the series and partied up with a smurf in episode 3. It's a scam (and it's working). ruclips.net/video/EfuPdnY2v3k/видео.html
she got carried by a plat 3 friend who is a Smurf
bro people who said she is incapable are probs the worst coaches lol
no bad players only bad coaches
@@gaminggamer3334 definitely bad players lol it’s going to take emmie another 2-3 years of this to actually hit gc her progression is terribly slow
@@tripppierce13 very. and it’s kinda embarrassing no offense
Whats really embarrassing is she downranked to gold at start of series and got carried by smurf in episode 3.
one thing that helped me the most and i mean a ton is watching my games after i play win or lose and find all my mistakes and burn it into my head that hey if i dont stop these over commits or stop being out of position im not gonna rank up and im wasting my time, it needs to be in her head that her rank is on the line and she needs to find the problems and correct it fast before its old
habbits all over again
I reached Champ 1 around 3 months ago ( after 4000 hours of game play since 2016 ) , I bounced back to Diamond 2 div 2 and got stuck there for a hot minute. You asked for what she might need at 11:03, The thing that i noticed was the backboard rotation. or backpole rotation of the play. From that perspective she will have more view of the play of her teammate and the opponents. This way she will not over commit and can take a second to breath. I hope this will help her to get better :D
Cool video
Wait im first?!?
Your teaching ability is incredible. Ive used your drills and can now do some low level mechanics like half flips 50% of the time
Biggest drop was C3->D3 which was kinda rough lol.
I'm a very non mechanically-flashy player so here are my thoughts just watching that end part:
1. Consistency - This comes with more practice but also from slightly better positioning. Mainly, on the near-post rotation goal she could use some of her momentum and boost to take a wider path. The ball in the corner is not really that dangerous so trying to cut it early at the risk of getting it hit over or making a bad clear isn't as worth it. One thing I kinda noticed is she has a tendency to mosey forward, I see this a lot with my buddies as well, but they'll just keep their finger on the gas to inch forward and slowly get themselves into a position where they'll need to do something more mechanically difficult which increases the risk of mistakes and missed opportunities.
2. Speed - You said you're gonna work on this next time but it looks like she uses the brake a lot and doesn't fully utilize her momentum and boost as much. This means balls where she can win turn into 5050s or worse, some of her hits end up pretty weak cause she can't use her car's momentum to get better speed on the ball etc. This also just helps with consistently beating the players around that level since they usually aren't as used to playing against faster players.
3. Positioning - I know you were praising her positioning as GC level - but the issue is that its GC positioning with diamond mechanics which makes it really difficult to fully utilize that positioning. I think she needs safer positioning to match her diamond mechanics and as her speed, consistency, car control etc improve, tweak the positioning to be more aggressive (for example positioning closer to the wall ball-side when her teammate is bringing the ball up the field). Not exactly its own point but vision and anticipation helps a lot here to predict where the ball will end up going rather than making a decision after seeing where the ball is going so she'll be ready sooner to make a play.
IMO dropping rank isn't regressing its just a combination of trying to utilize new concepts and luck of the draw with teammates/opponents (on certain days). If she feels like she's playing better the rank will eventually follow which is the important thing. Dip down in rank while learning, to bounce up higher on mastery.
Anyway great vid, can't wait to see Emmie in GC!
good info
emmie dont even deserve d1 + she got carried
she was already diamond, she just purposly dropped to gold to get in the series and then got boosted by a champ smurf
@@shqw5343 yeah
@@shqw5343shes not even good to be a dianond
@@dxniii. yeah shes terrible got boosted the whole series, she dropped to plat 2 this vid cuz thats how she plays like
@@shqw5343 even plat 1
Shooting training is something she'll benefit from immediately.
Recall the old drill musty taught with hitting the ball at the sidewall like you're playing squash with yourself.
Shots you shouldn't miss, ground shots, and shooting consistency are old training packs that I still use as a gc but have used since diamond.
In fact, as a gc, ground shooting is one of the most important fundamentals to have mastered.
You also should tell her to develop a mindmap of where everyone on the field is, because in my gc games, if I know an opponent is behind me, I'll just zigzag sporadically to avoid demos even if they never come and it works wonders without really taking away potential for the next play. When that skill is developed, it becomes a background process.
For all it helps, I was safe in C1 ( like 30 games between div 1 and div 3) and then dropped down to Dia 1. It happens when you pay attention to some things that you completely forget about others which sometimes are more important.
But when you dropped a rank or a bit more you expect certain things from your team mates. But they suddenly behave differently and you have to adapt to that again.
Regression always happens, there is natural variance in the game against which you cant do anything...
Happens a lot especially after a big jump. Sometimes you get worse before you get better, specifically you know all the things you should be doing but aren't consistent enough at them *yet* and while you're practicing those things, the you aren't doing the same gameplay that got you to your rank to begin with. So you're getting better, but ranking down, until you're consistent at the new game style and pull back through to a new higher rank. I see it all the time, I just call it "getting worse before you get better" when trying new things
I dont post much to be honest but i have to say this series has help me no end .. i habe improved so much since watching the emmie Air dribble of the wall and then this. now im not ranking up so much but i feel the game play is and has improved so i thank you for that. regarding the section in the video you mention emmie dropped back to plat i can relate to this .. to transition from training to implementing into to actual gaem play is harder than i thought. but im definatly improving. so once again thanks for the video as i am proper hard stuck adn it has been driving me mental.. Thank so so much.
I’m currently GC2/GC3, but whenever I focus on improving, I often fall into the trap of expecting my tm8s to be doing the same. Especially when I was in the Diamond/champ ranks, I didn’t pay enough attention to what my tm8s were doing (and still sometimes forget to)…so basically I would improve personally and be more confident in the plays I make on the ball, but if you’re not aware of how your tm8s are playing then it’s all for nothing. In RLCS they’ve been talking about impact plays, and in the game your showed with Emmie, it seems to me like her plays weren’t contributing as much as they would with a more solid tm8. It comes down to adaptability, with I think is more of a GC skill. Amazing to see her improvement though! I’ve shown this to some of my Diamond friends who are tired of being stuck but refuse to listen when I say training packs and freeplay
This series got me out of rocket league retirement. hadn’t played in 2 years and peaked at champ 1 div 2 in 3s, but was consistently diamond 3. Currently I’m champ 1 div 4 and probably better than I ever was before despite only playing again for 2 weeks.
It's really nice to follow her journey, I can really see some progress!
But, there are still some things she needs to be more comfortable with.
1. Recovery (from walls, bad landings etc)
2. Rotation (overstay without boost or any play)
3. Speed (Going too fast/slow with the ball)
4. Timing (Which can be paired with number 3)
5. Ballcontrol
Thanks for a great video! Keep it up and best of luck Emmie 🤙🏽
loving the series, i love the way you are making her get better at every mechanic needed to surpass her rank, probably the best series i have ever seen on rocket league!!!
OMEGALUL that first time you showed her jumping at it! i remember being in that exact position and doing the exact same fail when i was learning this kind of defense
I always regress after learning new skills and play styles. For example several seasons ago I hit C1 and then after some replay analysis and new play styles were introduced I went back to D3. Honestly it was good for me to practice down there. This has happened every rank progression Ive made since. My RL mentor always says when you play worse opponents you get to practice attacking, when better opponents you get to work on defense.
I have several pretty rock solid ideas for coaching, revolving around game sense rotational issues, mechanics and most importantly mentality. I’m a mental health nurse practitioner student and understand quite a bit about how we (human beings) learn. When we perform best, and ideal ways to train. If your interested in getting in Touch I would be happy to send you my discord details. I would really like to see Emmie succeed. Hope you see this and reach out! Best of luck regardless!
like 6 months ago i hit gc1 but felt hella out classes by everyone and eventually went on a derank train to c2. I stopped playing but a couple months ago i picked it back up again and actually tried to get better for the first time since 2016 (eg training packs, watching replays, training in general etc) and i’m now gc2 for the last month or so and could see myself climbing higher
She's looking good, but having someone supportive that you can play with on a consistent basis is what helped me the most. Early on, I met a GC that was the nicest person on the planet. He made tons of suggestions, and we started playing 1v1's just playing around. I mean, we spent HOURS in private matches, 3-5 times a week. He practiced his ceiling shots, flip resets, ground pinch, and all kinds of crazy aerial acrobatics... and I spent most of my time just trying to defend. He would encourage me to try different things, and never acted like he was a RL god (even tho he was a RL god in my eyes). My highest rank so far is C2, and there is no way I would have ever hit that without his help.
I personally think the below would solidify her place in diamond and develop good habits for the future
1. Noticing when she has space and not rushing the play
2. Possession, possession and more possession (especially 2v2)
3. Forcing 50/50s
4. Solid flicks
5. Utilising the backboard
The mental part of the game is huge. I'm a champ and I still whiff the ball constantly if I'm in a bad mental spot. As soon as I change my mentality to one of confidence, I see drastic improvement almost instantly. It's hard to teach because each person needs to find what works for them. It's all about having confidence in yourself when mechanics aren't second nature yet.
I remember the first time i hit D3, i stayed there for like a day and then fell down back to D1. The reason It happened was mainly just tilt queuing and even after having lost 3 games in a row, I would still queue. My recommendation is after you lose a game, take a break and run some casual
Great vid! A great advice i can give as a GC2 is that she needs to think less. The more you think about what you are going to do, the chances are higher of wiffing. Also she needs to use the field better. That save she went for at 10:50 was very unnecessary. She could have turned back, and rotated wide so she would have an easy save with shadow defense. However, as you said in the video, her positioning is very good when she does not have the ball. I believe in her!
I'm in love with this series man, great job and great work to both of you. Really really awesome to see the improvement, I look forward to seeing more!
I can't wiat until she reaches champ, I watch you play against her she seems like a fun person. This is a great series you are making CBell, I love it. I remember being stuck in plat for a while but started watching RUclips tutorials and tips on Rocket League and it has really helped. This coaching you are giving her will really improve her gameplay and gamesense. Her rotations are great for a diamond. One thing is just her being awkward with her car control. Help her understand how the car is controlled, upside down, sideways, and just a full understand to understand the car movements, maybe a bit of air roll as well. Other than that, she is playing excellent and I love your coaching. I can use this advice myself, especially in the future time when she gets to champ, where I am.
CBell. I have an Idea to help Emmie. I was (Plat 3) 1 season ago. 2 things Emmie should do:
1. Goalkeeper training (Diamond or Champ to be specific). This will help her defend balls that she would typically find in all of the games she faces.
2. When the opposing team has the ball, and they are running towards her net, have Emmie act as a goalkeeper (and have her sit in the goal). The worst thing in Plat/Low Diamond to do is be last person back while trying to defend against 2 people in 2's (Example: 10:50 in the video. She is not defending the goal, and instead, is in midfield as last person back, which almost allowed the other team to score). If you do this, then not only can she combine her Aerial skills she has learned, but she can also use her demo skills to make a counterattack for a score.
At 11:20 in the video, you can see Emmie is on the attack trying to dribble when right next to net (which is not always the best idea), and the other team's 2 players were defending their goal, which ultimately gave them the advantage (Again, 2 v 1, not good).
Another side note: You only really need ball cam when attacking or near midfield. If she is defending, then it is not very good to have ball cam on as this only focuses on the ball, when the other team could be crafting a awesome play (Example: 11:33 -11:38)
Car suggestion for 2 v 2: Either Takumi (defending), Octane (Aerialing), or some type of Demo expert car.
I hope for the best for Emmie, and I hope these suggestions will help her progress.
The fact that she is getting so much better mechanically than she was in the beginning is probably why she had a regression. Learning so much mechanics at once and then trying to implement those into games is difficult. Just because you learn a mechanic doesn’t mean you know how to use it in game and she is probably trying to look for opportunities to use those mechanics in game even when those opportunities aren’t there. I had a similar experience recently where I trained mechanics non stop, rose to champ and then dropped back to diamond one right after, losing about 20 games in a row. And even though I knew I was better than diamond one it took time to figure out how to use game sense and new mechanics together to climb back up. And I’ve climbed back since then. Just takes time to learn how and when to use mechanics in game, at game speed!
absolutely love watching this as a hardstuck diamond player Im learning so much thats helping me improve
I've dropped from plat 3 div 4 to plat 1 div 2 twice. Currently diamond 3 div 1, used to be diamond 3 div 3. It's kind of fun to see the progress Emmie makes alongside me since we were around the same rank when you started this series. Keep it going, you guys got this.
Had this happen several times whilst trying to develop my gameplay/game sense. I’ve noticed the de-ranking tends to happen when on a “personal upward” trend. I remember this happened to me each time i went from Plat-Diamond, then D-to Champ. Still working for that GC though❤️ GL Emmy! I’ll see you there someday.
Just decision making is what she needs, she needs understanding of what to do and when to do it. I would recommend Flakes and how he teaches it in the lower ranks. Teach her how to be comfortable with not going and make her understand based on the oppositions car when she can go and what will happen. She just needs a better understanding of what certain things mean and then be able to react to it before and not after things happen. The more she knows and are aware of before it happens ,the less mechanical she needs to be as she does struggle with that. Evolve her brain, understanding and then the mechanical part will be much easier down the road.
The positioning is a big point i can take up, she said: Im thinking so hard about my positioning.
That means she has the awareness and knowledge to understand what is right. So seeing that being said makes me realize that teaching her the fundamentals about game sense is much more important, Flakes also says this in his road to SSL series when he was in the lower ranks. It's all about patience, positioning, awareness about team mate, opponents and how they move and where they look (Car positions/Car facing) To make people better understand what will happen next if (this this this) etc
I’m currently champ1 have been on the brink of champ2 a few times. For me as I get better at certain aspects like backboard defense or quick aerials for example, I tend to get too confident and start ego challenging and notice that I start making bad decisions because I’m eager to make those plays now that I’m better mechanically. That’s kinda what I feel happened here. She seemed excited early because she knows she’s getting better and wanted to make the plays before the plays were there. Once you started live coaching and reminded her to take her shot and get out and stuff like that she started playing very solid. It easy to get a little sloppy when you’re trying the new things you’ve learned and have been working on, at least for me it is lol.
i think something i need to work on that you taught her in this video is learning to air roll with dedicated air roll right/left buttons. i have never used them and recently i tried binding air roll right to my left trigger to try to improve my half flips but i got rid of it after a few days because it was messing a lot of my mechanics up including half flips. i think maybe a different button would be better. definately something other than the same button i use to reverse because i feel like thats what's messing my half flips up. i drive backwards to start the half flip and if i dont time the release of the left trigger and then the re-pressing of it for the half flip, it just does a side flip or a back corner flip and completely messes up the orientation and alignment of my car
Yeah honestly tho I say if u haven’t already been using air roll u should continue to try left trigger used to go backwards that’s what zen uses for me I think it’s two late to change it’s just such a big difference to what I have it as which is the square button which was a lot easier
I’m sure Emmie can reach champ relatively quickly, considering her learning speed and dedication.
I was hardstuck d2 for the longest time and got to champ in a single day. Retained that for about a week and a bit but after dropped all the way down to d1 in three days. That was two weeks ago, now I’m back up in d3. It’s all about mentality and just not caring too much about your rank, work on actual improvement instead, Keep it going Cbell and Emmie I’m rootin for y’all to get there!!😊
What helped me the most with my speed was actually going into 3v3 casuals and ball chasing... Thats what everyone does there anyway so it is just going for every hit, no matter if im going to miss or not, just learning the awkward reads, prejumps etc. At that level I feel like she should learn wall to floor dash into a flip as its the easiest way to get to max speed with little to no boost use. Another thing that greatly helped me was rings maps the car control you gain by going through them maps increases car controll greater than any drill ever will.
I love this serie so much. I am plat too and she does a lot of mistakes that i do too so it helped me out a ton! Continue like that Cbell!
I went from diamond to plat probably a dozen times before finally getting up to champ. What it means is she picked up some diamond skills but doesn't have the full set yet. It shouldn't be seen as a regression, but progression. For myself, the biggest challenge in improving is old habits die hard. Some times, trying to implement new learning into matches does come with a bit of fall back in rank until one has integrated the new skills.
I mean she’s getting way better but Let’s not act like she’s skipped diamond in one video. She’s still a high plat low diamond player. Even with consistent improvement you can’t just climb out of diamond in a few weeks or even months unless you are a genuine prodigy. But titling this video touting her as champ level is just hilariously asinine and undermines the entire credibility of the series tbh.
Was the thinking the same. She's definitely nearing being d1/d2 consistently, but this isn't close to champ. It's a long process, so I hope he doesn't think he needs to rush results. I want to see this series out.
@@juliendimattia8871 yeah man I agree, cbell always does this stuff where he forces challenge or goals into unrealistic time periods. Just be happy with the progress she is making and let it come naturally, but don’t force it. I’m champ man, and I don’t wanna be that guy but she’s no where near that level yet. She would get destroyed in champ. Still really enjoy watching her progress and sending this series to my buddy who I’m also trying to coach out of plat into the higher ranks
@@loganmapes2307 Yeah like his ssl series. If he didn't stop grinding who knows where he'd be but he gave himself such an impossible goal
The whole series is based on lies from the start. I made a video about it (including proof): ruclips.net/video/EfuPdnY2v3k/видео.html
@@juliendimattia8871 yeah and he still forced the narrative like it was going to happen but you’re not just gonna go from hard stuck gc 1-2 to ssl in one month. There’s so much that needs to be learned and fine tuned
Man I remember my beginnings in Rocket League, took me 20 hours to get diamond and then got stuck in there for a while.
Hope you both enjoying the experience because in the end this is a game and games are meant to be fun.
Back in September, I went from mid champ 1 to low Diamond 2 in just a couple of days. No clue what was going on. But I have since regained and reached a new peak MMR! Hit 1300 in 2s a few weeks ago. Setbacks happen, the mental game is where you win
"You are worse when you have to think about what you're doing". Basically the process of converting "new skill"to "acquired skill" all the way to "muscle memory" is costing a lot of CPU. I just recently started a training adventure to go to Grand Champ from Champ 2 and after one week of intense training, doing at least 3 times more time in-game than before, I've successfully de-ranked to Diamond 3!!
Ok one tip of advice is that she is no pressing as much because she had to press in the replay but just stood there which gave her opponent the opportunity to pass and score
I've been playing since late 2015 (probably also the older rocket league game but my memory cant go that far), and just reached C3 div 1 (2s) earlier this year, but it's nice to see a player progress despite how long they've been hard stuck in the lower ranks. Go Emmie Go!
also for 10:43, i think it was c2 div 4 - d3 div 3/4, or d3 - plat 2.
YAY FINALLY ANOTHER EPISODE!!! great progress. I agree, +WithEnemy car control is big. Some aerial flying rings maps or lethamyr's parkour maps, ninja warrior, all these would be great
i've been in the high diamond-champ range for a long time now, and i've also once dropped all the way from diamond 2 to plat 1. I think regression for her is normal especially considering that she got to diamond incredibly fast. With that being said i think its a good idea that she's working on speed next because knowing what to do and being in position is a great skill but its most effective when she gets more comfortable with movements. So yea speed and control.
Last season, I was a div or 2 off of C3 then deranked all the way down to Diamond 3. About 2 weeks later, I got C3 and even GC for the first time. Sometimes things have to get worse to get better. You got this Emmie!
Thank you for posting these vids, i have almost ranked up to diamond. I have almost completely bypassed plat thanks to you. Also i am not grand chanp, but i think she is challenging when she shouldn't and she isn't rotating back post.
the same happened to me when you start to get better with the game but under pressure its different and when you are tying new things in game you make mistakes and of course you cant help the teammates you end up with
i absolutely feel her. I once hit champ one but proceeded to immediately go on a losing streak back to mid dia one. Now i am back in champ but this just happens sometimes.
I'm loving this series. Im invested in Emmie now. You can do it. Also plat 3 to diamond 1 div 4ish is really hard to get power through. So many grand plats and ball chasers. Once you get past that champ 1 is not so bad.
I think she should rotate to backpost more often. At min. 11:33 i think it was, even if her teammate sold she could have saved the ball if she had rotated backpost. (The enemy was also there so even a bump would have worked) Thats the only "major" mistake i saw that you didn't say.
Love the series so far! Keep up the good work as well as emmie!
As a diamond myself what Emmie needs now since she has the mechanic is some game sense and a good solid teammate to compliment her weaknesses to compliment her ever growing mechanics that should help get her up to champ
Yeah "a good solid teammate" like the smurf she partied up with in episode 3, who carried her to diamond. Expect more of that.
@oldboi_gg she's doesn't even need a smurf, if she had someone of her skill level with solid game sense to compliment her growing playstyle she can easily make champ. I don't have the best mechs but I would like think my decent game sense is what has helped me maintain diamond and not regress to much of I hit a losing streak
Boost management in areas. Just randomly using boost is depriving her for when it matters. Not going back post enough when needed. Trying to be to fast when attack causing her to miss the ball. Rotating wrong side in areas but rotation seams overall good. And that cam stiffness is bad. If she had it rock hard she would be able to hit the ball easier because the cam isn’t moving at all from the car. She’s doing really well though for the progression. Recession is normal when learning. For instance I peaked gc1 for a bit then learned how to play there and dropped while trying to learn new mechs and movements. Current on my way back up from c1-c2
I tend agree with Sunless on this sort of thing. I don't remember the name of the video, but it goes roughly along these same lines.
As we learn new skills and mechanics, we're eager to incorporate them in game. The problem is that it takes time to understand how the new skills need to be incorporated and time to get rid of the old habits. It's not always difficult to alter your playstyle on a conscious level, especially when you're actively being coached. On a subconscious level, though, you're gut reactions and reflexes need time to change.
I dont think that her de-ranking is a sign of regression. I think she's in the process of tearing down her subconscious playstyle and building a new one that includes everything you've been teaching her, which will probably lead her into climbing well into D3-C1 level before de-ranking again, if we're making predictions.
Looking forward to seeing her hit GC!
Great thoughts. It's either all that OR maybe it's because she got carried to diamond by a smurf in episode 3.
thx so much those traing packs were actually amazing. the second one learnt me how to airdribble
Hi, I'm GC, here are my thoughts on why she dropped rank :
1) When you're learning new tactical concepts, you may have a tendancy to overthink, maybe it's the case here ?
2) When you're getting better mechanically, you might find yourself going for balls you wouldn't before.
3) Getting better creates higher expectations about yourself, and higher expectations lead to more frustration when you're losing (work on mindset ?).
4) When you drop rank, you need to play differently because your teammates are not playing the same in plat as in diamond.
PS: I'm french, so please be forgiving if you see syntax errors :)
good stuff
Ce sont d'excellentes explications. Mais il est également possible qu'elle soit redescendue parce qu'elle a été portée au diamant par un smurf dans l'épisode 3. Peut-être que ce n'est pas la seule chose sur laquelle ils mentent. ruclips.net/video/EfuPdnY2v3k/видео.html
I promise this is more common than you think. The learning curve in this game is so exponential, so skills stack on top of each other a lot more than you’d realize. I started practicing dribbling even more and my ball control has improved a lot, but now I find myself almost relearning flicks I felt pretty confident with before. It happens lol
I’ve dropped from champ 2 div 4 to Diamond 2 div 2 and I’m currently champ 1 div 3. I also really recommend starting to work on speed because eventually her opponents will be quicker than her and she plays very slow ( not a bad thing) just that sometimes the speed is necessary
One thing about live training. It's a false boost. It comes up as a racing instructor too. You can guide someone around a track just telling them what to do but they will go back to being as slow as they were originally as soon as you get out of the passenger seat.
It's very satisfying seeing her actually make progress! Well done to the both of you!
CBell you should help Emmie with this kind of shot positioning at 11:23. It's a good shot to go for but she goes for the ball at a tough angle when she has the time to approach the ball from a wider angle that gives her a better chance to shoot the ball how she wants to. Aside from that Emmie's positioning is looking good!!
One thing that really helped me in diamond level was back post rotations, I feel like that or car control should be next
Cbell
I may bot be amazing at the game but im decent and mistakes i have seen he make is that when attacking or defending she losses all her momentum and has to try and get it back which wastes boost
She is so focused on making such minor adjustments in driving but it looks like her ground sensitivity is too high for her.
When shooting she is going to the ball too dead-on rather than hitting it at a slight angle.
She also puts herself in alot of oppertunities where she is awkward where she is under the ball or in a way where she cant move anywhere.
Love the video's bro🔥
As someone who’s recently gone from plat to champ. I must say one thing that helped a lot was to fake challenge to put pressure on the opponents. They’ll 9/10 just try to hit the ball past you and if you’re decent with speed you can easily get back and take possession. Also don’t trust you teammates until late diamond lol
Also, this season I fell to c1 div 1 before making my peak push of high c3. What I like to do is for a couple games just play either super fast or super slow and give either my brain a rest or my mechanics until they are both up to speed
2 things I have in mind.
1. Teach her how to kickoff because currently she just boosts then flips into it at the end.
2. Talk to her about offensive decision making, sometime when she is on the offense she won't know what to do with the ball based off of the opponent (I am a victim of this in my games).
Great Job! CBell there is only one bad thing I don't like is the mentallity of saying its your team mates fault you want to always imagine that there is something you done wrong to help increase progress for Emmie. :)
Imo He's getting frustrated with her because he needs the progress from her too, and trying to find a middle ground to not be telling her what she did wrong ALL the time.
It's actually quite refreshing seeing a coach blast a bad teammate instead of the 1 in 14 million things you coulda done
That 6:00 goal where the tm8 steals boost is for sure more her fault for that awful defensive bump to center she did.
Biggest thing that took me from D2-C1 was learning to dribble and pass. Even though it’s on the ground it really helped my air control as well.
My biggest drop was D3-P2 in 3s. After 6 months I finally got back to D3. My reasoning at first was teammates, now I realize I was doing 2s rotations
So Ik they arnt as talked about but the diff obstacle course maps helped me a lot with Ariel car control while not being able to see lol, especially the long vertical tunnels when the cam keeps switching sides
I am currently in a major regression from reaching champ, now dropped to diamond 2. Happened a few times before and will likely happen again. Just gotta keep the grind up don't lose that motivation and drive
I feel like one big thing for diamonds that constantly knocks them from rank to rank is consistency. A lot of diamonds aren’t able to play and think consistently right and they can be all over the place and just end up declining.