I first started watching you 3 days ago as a c1/c2 player. Im now c2/c3 and ive seen so much improvement. Your vids are so good compared to others. Hopefully i reach gc soon when watching more vids.
Hi man ! little message from a french player First never stop your video i really like your contente i put them when i'm freeplaying I'm a new GC1 and just by lisening your advice i'm getting a lot's better It's a shame that you only have 2K subsciber Hope you a great day for you and everybody And never forget, the grind is never over ;) (Sorry for my bad english :/)
Does this info change at all between 2s and 3s? I'm playing 3s in prep for an esports season and was put onto you content and are wondering what you would suggest in terms of how to think about the game fundamentally and how much it changes when a third player is added.
choaching❤ I´d prefere to see how u prepare for a game as this doesn´t only help in RL. Thanks for keeping this up inspite of "only" having 2k subs u r a legend.
I would love to know a bit more about your story from bronze to GC. We want an example of someone who climbed fast. How you trained, what did you train, how many hour a day.. etc. I don't know why I love videos that talk about training and training plans. Maybe review one of your old replays just for fun. Tell us about you. Keep up the good work :D
In Rocket League, the concept of the “first man’s job” being to “make it easy for your second man” can be problematic in higher levels of play due to several factors: 1. Overly Predictable Plays: If the first player (first man) focuses solely on setting up an easy play, they may become predictable to the opposing team. High-level opponents can anticipate setups intended to simplify things for the second man, leading to interceptions or challenges that disrupt the play entirely. 2. Limited Offensive Creativity: When the first man prioritizes making things easy for the second, they might avoid taking risks that could create more dynamic scoring opportunities. For instance, rather than taking a shot or attempting a risky solo play, they may settle for a safe pass. This can limit offensive pressure and reduce the team’s scoring potential, as opponents can adjust to more predictable and conservative setups. 3. Second Man Dependency: Relying too heavily on the second man can make the team dependent on their position and timing. If the second man isn’t optimally positioned or misreads the first man’s intentions, the play can break down. Instead, fluid communication and adaptability from both players allow for a more flexible and less predictable approach. 4. Weak Rotations: When the first man’s focus is solely on setting up the second, they might neglect quick rotations back to defense. If the play fails, a slow recovery can leave the team vulnerable to counterattacks, especially if the third man is also out of position. For effective gameplay, it’s generally best if all players in a rotation are adaptable, balancing offensive support with quick, proactive defense and avoiding rigid roles.
@@charger7642 Id love to talk with you on discord, you really sound like you know what are you are talking about. Please dm me and we can set aside time to call! You must be the only one that knows what they are talking about!
@@charger7642 I'd like to hear your take of why I am objectively wrong, I am always willing to get feedback. But I will say, Rank does usually have something to do with knowledge and if a game is played "right or wrong"
Coaching ❤ replay analysis, I always find it more beneficial to watch these instead of someone high level playing differently as they try to explain their decisions in the moment.
Coaching ❤ id vote for both tbh. But how you prepare for a new game. You have crazy good game sense, so I’d like to see how you went through learning it.
Hey Beach, just came across your videos and loving the content. Your advice is solid across the board. I’m c1/c2 looking to get into c3 and eventually gc1… are there any specific mechanics you’d recommend learning to get through champ? Every time I get close to c3 the level seems to jump way up 😅
For c3 power shooting is so important. Also backboard defense, put yourself on the backboard A LOT! But another mechanic is basic airdrbbles off bounces can help a ton
Do you have any packs or words of wisdom at controlling the ball when the ball is off wall or in awkward positions? Poquito's pack doesn't have many of those. I know how to bang it in when it's far off the wall (like Aerial off wall pack), but not when it's awkwardly close or just off the back walls.
No packs, but if it’s awkwardly close but not on the wall, mess the with jump timing, and try to softly lob it up by hitting below the ball in the middle. It’s pretty tough to learn but it’s just the jump timing.
I’m a high gc3 1s. N 2s player the biggest thing I noticed is your controll is stopping you from using your space properly try working on power sliding around and with the ball and practicing your control touches then work your way up to the air it will help trust meDi
@@ibeachz9873 Thanks bro also if you really want to get control down watch kevpert by far the best advice giver on this topic there are 4 main control touches bounce pop car pop power slide catch and the obvious touching to the wall all takes time to practice but when you get there you set up more plays and better plays for yourself and tm8 also makes you harder to read so you end up with more space by that alone
I max at 2 and a half hours per grind, then I get super fatigued. Take 30-45 minute breaks then hop on it I have the time. But ya breaks are super important!
Coaching giveaway ❤, would love to See how you approach the Games, especially how you handle and Organize your improvement. How Do you learn your Lessons during the Games itself? And on a bigger scheme: do you just follow your Heart everyday or are you following a long term plan to improve?
Hey man do you only use areal right and left bcus I unbounded areal roll and only use left now and I can’t even find a comfortable bind for areal roll anymore as well as it’s so hard to use
I mean I use airroll right(right bumper) and the free air roll(left bumper) you need at least one directional airroll, and bumpers are often most comfortable. That’s up to you though!
Far as I could tell you're playing fast and wreckless, seemed you were most focused on when you thought you'd be able to make a touch on the ball and went for it if you thought you could, while struggling to follow your own advice. Most players seem to play kinda like that from what I've seen. Because you're commentating your gameplay, and gave an explanation beforehand, I can see it's not mindless or anything like that. I noticed most of your commentary was mostly trying to find justification for what you had just done, which at the time was probably just habitual and not thought out, rather than deciding beforehand what you should do. And when I think like this, or from what I've seen of commentary playthroughs, we hide our mistakes from ourselves when we do this. I see popular RLCS coaches, former pros and other high level players on youtube doing the same thing, for years. Flakes is one of the few exceptions. It's also really hard, especially reviewing after a play, in real time, to understand everything we did or mistakes. It's easier to see on a replay, at least if you go into replay with the intent of being critical and looking where to improve. I think replay analysis is a better format for instructional or educational videos. But I see people commentating their replays doing the same justifying as well.
This me coming back off a 2 week break and playing 200 mmr below normal rank, I’m an absolute problem…. To my own team 🤦♂️😭 but you are completely spot on LOL
coaching ❤ i literally got better after i watched ur first 2 vids with fundamentals, i mean idk i m faster i do better shots and make better decisions (i feel like it), now i m still in plat but i got diamond skills cuz i can beat diamonds and sometimes champs but i don t have any teammate to play ranked with (not in a toxic way but randoms in plat hell na), anyways keep it up i m really watching your videos and trying to get to a better version of myself
im trying to get to the rlcs do you think you could give me a shout out? i need my name out there if any teams will want me. in fact if we 1v1 and i win would you be willing to coach me?
@@ibeachz9873 gc but I've made a new account as my main known as nox49.9 so technically unranked but around 1k mmr. Also let's say I am better, you could very well be smarter. Most people that coach rlcs pros is champ and below. Because they are worse but smarter, they know what to do but can't do.
Dude you are crazy. Mainly your view of the game and peoples roles are extremely valuable
Preciate the kind words! Thanks ❤️
I first started watching you 3 days ago as a c1/c2 player. Im now c2/c3 and ive seen so much improvement. Your vids are so good compared to others. Hopefully i reach gc soon when watching more vids.
That’s awesome!!! Keep me posted!❤️
@@ibeachz9873yoo do u stream by any chance I’d love to watch
Hi man ! little message from a french player
First never stop your video i really like your contente i put them when i'm freeplaying
I'm a new GC1 and just by lisening your advice i'm getting a lot's better
It's a shame that you only have 2K subsciber
Hope you a great day for you and everybody
And never forget, the grind is never over ;)
(Sorry for my bad english :/)
ton anglais est parfait, ne t'en fais pas 💪
Thanks for such a nice comment, I really appreciate it❤️❤️
Love your posts. Most underrated RL RUclipsr
Underrated viewer👀
Does this info change at all between 2s and 3s? I'm playing 3s in prep for an esports season and was put onto you content and are wondering what you would suggest in terms of how to think about the game fundamentally and how much it changes when a third player is added.
When I see people like you play I’m just amazed. You make it look so easy.
Fundamentals make the game look easy. Repeating them make the game much easier
choaching❤ I´d prefere to see how u prepare for a game as this doesn´t only help in RL. Thanks for keeping this up inspite of "only" having 2k subs u r a legend.
I would love to know a bit more about your story from bronze to GC. We want an example of someone who climbed fast. How you trained, what did you train, how many hour a day.. etc. I don't know why I love videos that talk about training and training plans. Maybe review one of your old replays just for fun.
Tell us about you. Keep up the good work :D
I posted a video on how I approach games pretty recently! If that isn’t what your talking about I can look more into it!
@@ibeachz9873 Yeah i know man I ran out of your RL videos to watch.
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In Rocket League, the concept of the “first man’s job” being to “make it easy for your second man” can be problematic in higher levels of play due to several factors:
1. Overly Predictable Plays: If the first player (first man) focuses solely on setting up an easy play, they may become predictable to the opposing team. High-level opponents can anticipate setups intended to simplify things for the second man, leading to interceptions or challenges that disrupt the play entirely.
2. Limited Offensive Creativity: When the first man prioritizes making things easy for the second, they might avoid taking risks that could create more dynamic scoring opportunities. For instance, rather than taking a shot or attempting a risky solo play, they may settle for a safe pass. This can limit offensive pressure and reduce the team’s scoring potential, as opponents can adjust to more predictable and conservative setups.
3. Second Man Dependency: Relying too heavily on the second man can make the team dependent on their position and timing. If the second man isn’t optimally positioned or misreads the first man’s intentions, the play can break down. Instead, fluid communication and adaptability from both players allow for a more flexible and less predictable approach.
4. Weak Rotations: When the first man’s focus is solely on setting up the second, they might neglect quick rotations back to defense. If the play fails, a slow recovery can leave the team vulnerable to counterattacks, especially if the third man is also out of position.
For effective gameplay, it’s generally best if all players in a rotation are adaptable, balancing offensive support with quick, proactive defense and avoiding rigid roles.
I did this up to SSL, if you want to push past and play pro, that might be true.
@ ranked 2s and 3s isn’t played correctly by basically anyone. Using it as a metric to compare how good your methods are is entirely inconsequential.
@@charger7642 Id love to talk with you on discord, you really sound like you know what are you are talking about. Please dm me and we can set aside time to call! You must be the only one that knows what they are talking about!
@@ibeachz9873 it’s been a long day is this sarcasm
@@charger7642 I'd like to hear your take of why I am objectively wrong, I am always willing to get feedback. But I will say, Rank does usually have something to do with knowledge and if a game is played "right or wrong"
Coaching ❤ replay analysis, I always find it more beneficial to watch these instead of someone high level playing differently as they try to explain their decisions in the moment.
Coaching ❤ id vote for both tbh. But how you prepare for a new game. You have crazy good game sense, so I’d like to see how you went through learning it.
Hey Beach, just came across your videos and loving the content. Your advice is solid across the board. I’m c1/c2 looking to get into c3 and eventually gc1… are there any specific mechanics you’d recommend learning to get through champ? Every time I get close to c3 the level seems to jump way up 😅
For c3 power shooting is so important. Also backboard defense, put yourself on the backboard A LOT! But another mechanic is basic airdrbbles off bounces can help a ton
@@ibeachz9873 thank you!!!
you should do the 2nd option. I would like to see ur mindset on trying new games
Coaching ❤ id love to see how u attack a game and ur mindset and an insight on the mentality you need to hit top ranks
Sup good to see you back, would love to se how you aproach games
Why do I not found you earlier? You make a Good Job!
I'd love to see how you approach games. Replay reviews can come later o.0
What about some replay analysis on some of these rlcs qualifiers? Would that be beneficial possibly?
Tbh it is, explaining it next vid!
Do you have any packs or words of wisdom at controlling the ball when the ball is off wall or in awkward positions? Poquito's pack doesn't have many of those. I know how to bang it in when it's far off the wall (like Aerial off wall pack), but not when it's awkwardly close or just off the back walls.
No packs, but if it’s awkwardly close but not on the wall, mess the with jump timing, and try to softly lob it up by hitting below the ball in the middle. It’s pretty tough to learn but it’s just the jump timing.
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Why not both? Tru😅👀
I personally would enjoy the approach to climbing in a game video
I’m a high gc3 1s. N 2s player the biggest thing I noticed is your controll is stopping you from using your space properly try working on power sliding around and with the ball and practicing your control touches then work your way up to the air it will help trust meDi
thank you so much for letting me know something I can improve on, I’ll think about implementing it into my game! Much love ❤️
@@ibeachz9873 Thanks bro also if you really want to get control down watch kevpert by far the best advice giver on this topic there are 4 main control touches bounce pop car pop power slide catch and the obvious touching to the wall all takes time to practice but when you get there you set up more plays and better plays for yourself and tm8 also makes you harder to read so you end up with more space by that alone
hey, question. is it important to take breaks? and if for how long. coz i played a lot lately and i noticed im a lot slower than i was like 3 days ago
Also i feel like my car is heavier
I max at 2 and a half hours per grind, then I get super fatigued. Take 30-45 minute breaks then hop on it I have the time. But ya breaks are super important!
Coaching ❤ would like to see how you approach new games.
Coaching giveaway ❤, would love to See how you approach the Games, especially how you handle and Organize your improvement. How Do you learn your Lessons during the Games itself? And on a bigger scheme: do you just follow your Heart everyday or are you following a long term plan to improve?
Gotchu 🫡
Coaching ❤ how to prepare for a new game
Hey man do you only use areal right and left bcus I unbounded areal roll and only use left now and I can’t even find a comfortable bind for areal roll anymore as well as it’s so hard to use
I mean I use airroll right(right bumper) and the free air roll(left bumper) you need at least one directional airroll, and bumpers are often most comfortable. That’s up to you though!
@@ibeachz9873 I used r1 for air left and to drift lol
Far as I could tell you're playing fast and wreckless, seemed you were most focused on when you thought you'd be able to make a touch on the ball and went for it if you thought you could, while struggling to follow your own advice. Most players seem to play kinda like that from what I've seen. Because you're commentating your gameplay, and gave an explanation beforehand, I can see it's not mindless or anything like that. I noticed most of your commentary was mostly trying to find justification for what you had just done, which at the time was probably just habitual and not thought out, rather than deciding beforehand what you should do. And when I think like this, or from what I've seen of commentary playthroughs, we hide our mistakes from ourselves when we do this. I see popular RLCS coaches, former pros and other high level players on youtube doing the same thing, for years. Flakes is one of the few exceptions. It's also really hard, especially reviewing after a play, in real time, to understand everything we did or mistakes.
It's easier to see on a replay, at least if you go into replay with the intent of being critical and looking where to improve. I think replay analysis is a better format for instructional or educational videos. But I see people commentating their replays doing the same justifying as well.
This me coming back off a 2 week break and playing 200 mmr below normal rank, I’m an absolute problem…. To my own team 🤦♂️😭 but you are completely spot on LOL
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Coaching ❤
its called sony stepping in
Coaching ❤ baby
Coaching ❤️ I think you should do a replay cause you can really see mistakes and help players improve especially if you watch a lower rank
I do a lot of coaching off stream, so I was planning on using that! I might still do it!
Coaching ❤ why not both?
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Well you’ll climb, if you understand the fundamentals!
coaching ❤ i literally got better after i watched ur first 2 vids with fundamentals, i mean idk i m faster i do better shots and make better decisions (i feel like it), now i m still in plat but i got diamond skills cuz i can beat diamonds and sometimes champs but i don t have any teammate to play ranked with (not in a toxic way but randoms in plat hell na), anyways keep it up i m really watching your videos and trying to get to a better version of myself
Awesome to hear about your improvement! Keep it up! Solo Qing is rough but will help you improve the most
@@ibeachz9873 na i can t go further in 1s cuz i see only diamond 2 and above so i keep playing casual, unfort still no one to play ranked with
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Is 2.0 both senzivity beder than 1.0 to 1.50?
It’s up to you! I haven’t messed with it much because it’s just preference. I’m still at 1.0 for both
Do you stream
www.twitch.tv/ibeachz
Everyday, twitch, same name 🫡
Ur an insane coach for how little subs u have man
Thanks 😅
wow gc 2 looks way different for me then it does in this video
Game looks way slower in videos due to fps but also easier due to fundamental positioning.
A coach would be kind of fire #coachgiveaway
Coaching ❤ i'm ur biggest fan bro ur prolly remember me
preciate you, thank you🫡❤️
coaching❤ slawkies
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So basically give them an open net so they miss
It works, the higher the rank the more efficient 👀
im trying to get to the rlcs do you think you could give me a shout out? i need my name out there if any teams will want me. in fact if we 1v1 and i win would you be willing to coach me?
What rank are you? And you can shout yourself out in my discord. Also why would you want coaching from someone you are better than?
@@ibeachz9873 gc but I've made a new account as my main known as nox49.9 so technically unranked but around 1k mmr. Also let's say I am better, you could very well be smarter. Most people that coach rlcs pros is champ and below. Because they are worse but smarter, they know what to do but can't do.
hey man im c1 and yr trash, try getting better at the game
That’s the point of the challenge, glad you understand 🫡 also, I can see you liked your own comment🤦♂️
can you adopt me?
😭😂
also where is the discord?
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Please next vid, explain the approach for top rank
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coaching replay review. coop_.
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