Jack always says he adored flicks. As someone with 0 aerial mechanics I’d love to see a flick tutorial as I think at my rank, a flick is borderline unsave-able
I'd say start with front flip flick, than diagonal flip flick, even backflip flick, try to catch the ball after a flick for more fun, chain your flick and see if you can push up your best juggle, try to do it at different pace too (An average flick but with quick catch/control will always be more lethal than a slow control and good flick, it leave a huge window for the opponent to challenge if you're having issue keeping the ball on spot to flick) after these three, you can start to try the 45 degree flick to pave the road for the most advanced one like mawkzy flick, musty, wizard... Some much flicks, and even more situation to use them But I can't stress out how you need to know setup the flicks from a rolling ball, too many are using the feature to place the ball on the top, I was doing it too, helped a lot since I stopped to use it. Catching the ball, control, flick. 3 step to master. You might catch and control in the same move, making it a 2 step instead of 3, but it's in the advance section I'd say
There's one thing I disagree with in this tutorial, and that is you shouldn't move your joystick straight to the left/right. Otherwise you just perform a sideflip which gives you no forward momentum. Instead, you'll want to add a tiny angle to both movements. It makes the mechanic a bit harder and more complicated, but it'll greatly increase the effectiveness of the mechanic. When the wall is on your left, angle your joystick to the right and a tiny bit downwards, then move straight across to the left and a tiny bit upwards. When the wall is on your right, angle your joystick to the left and a tiny bit downwards, then move straight across to the right and a tiny bit upwards. The steeper the angle, the harder it is, but adding a bit of angle helps a lot with generating speed. Another thing I'd like to add is that you can practice this by using slo-mo settings, starting at 0.5 speed and slowly increasing to normal speed once you're able to perform the mechanic at the set speed. Everything else about the tutorial I completely agree with, especially with breaking down the mechanic into parts.
I feel like jack doesnʻt even realize because itʻs just muscle memory for him at this point. His controller looks like heʻs doing more of a semi circle with the dash happening more at the 1-2 oclock than at the 3. This video and your comment made me realize I've been walldashing all wrong for about a year and I can finally do it consistently now.
Damn that happened me. I was instantly able to chain the, with this trick. But is till have one question: In other tutorials I heard of holding Powerslide. Do I need to do that??? I have Powerslide and free air roll bound on the same button
Hi son! Just letting you know that you're still a disappointed, no matter how good your walldashes are. Oh and don't forget to feed the cat this evening. - Dad
Hi greatgrandson! Just letting you know that your still a disappointment. Day by day u try to improve your walldashes but u just never even by even an inch. -GreatGrandpa
Hi Great great grandson, (From the grave) just letting you know you're still a disappointment, just thought i'd also remind you.. and don't forget to visit my Grave - Great great Grandpa
In case this helps anyone, I slowed it down frame by frame to make sure I had this broken down right: In the rapid 2 jump presses, the first jump is with the analog stick all the way to the left still, and the second one is once the analog stick is back all the way to the right.
What really helped me improve in learning the Wall Dash was setting the game speed to 60% just to grasp the movement. Thanks to the slower speed, I was able to execute nearly every wall dash perfectly, making it possible for me to learn it much faster. As time passed, I gradually increased the speed to 70%, 80%, and so on until I reached 100%.
Slo mo is very underrated amongst players of this game. It's literally the foundation of learning to play an instrument or any physical skill I suppose, so I don't understand why it's not preached more lol.
@@sofaded8 That's very easy. Just go into freeplay. Go to settings. And then you should see in the Training-settings the ability to change the game speed.
Came back to RL after retiring when the game went F2P and seeing everybody chain wall dashing and hitting quintuple resets is quite jarring. Definitely have some catching up to do lmao
I just love when someone intelligent does a tutorial, because they include all the steps necessary but break them down into easy to understand guide. When I was first told how to walldash I was told "hold air roll right on right wall or left on left wall and spam jump very very fast"...needless to say I ended up like Jack described in the beginning of the video. Jack if you read this, thank you for this tutorial and for being an inspiration to many people in the community. Keep up the good work!
I keep side flipping into the wall, any tips ? if this happens does this mean I'm pressing the jump button too early, too late ? What am I doing wrong ? It randomly works like 10% of the time and I'm not understanding what I'm doing right when it works. This is so frustrating because everyone keep telling that it's easy. EDIT : TIPS : Okay you have to double press the jump button INSALNELY fast, that was it. If you're side flipping into the wall, you're not pressing it fast enough, if you double jump off the wall, you're pressing it when your joystick is too close to the middle. If you're too slow try reducing game speed to 50-70% in the training settings until you're confortable enough to up the speed gradually to 100%. You could also try doing it at supersonic speed becuse the faster you are the wider the time frame to do it is. The harsh truth is some people could never do it due to the limitation of their thumbs... If you're double jumping off the wall try reducing your dodge deadzone until you figure out the movement. Additional tip for when you want to do it with ballcam on and not off like when you were training in freeplay : try thinking down the wall then up the wall, not left then right if on this wall or this wall, this helps a lot to understand the motion and not just remember it. Hope this helps !
I havent learned wall dashes because i found the first youtube tutorial i watched was utter mixed message crap. tried to learn by slowing down youtube vids with controller display and couldnt see the movement required. Always said to my friend who spams them but cant explain it, I'll learn it if AppJack comes out with a tutorial. My time has come. Thanks Jack!
Bro, I was literally waiting for your tutorial on Wall Dashes. I've seen some other tutorials but I thought it would be really nice if Jack did one. Thanks man
I have tried so many wall dash tutorials and not a single one is successful. Not a single one makes any sense. I really hope one day one person will make it make sense.
Thank you. Soo many videos telling us the completely wrong thing to do. Like holding air roll and spamming X as fast as you possibly can lol idk why there was so much false information
In addition to the overlay, may I ask how you grip your controller? Do you angle your thumb like at a 90 degree angle and quick press ( I call it the "woodpecker") like using entire thumb at the hand joint or do you kinda "roll" your thumb (i call it the "dolphin tail flutter") basically pinning your thumb to controller and rolling on and off at the thumb knuckle? I'd love to see some videos showcasing controller gripping with your settings as the overlay shows button presses, but there's several ways to grip controller so I always wonder how pros do it. Love the videos man!!! I'll be supporting you in Ft. Worth. I appreciate u!!!
I always end up coming back to this video, its taken several times of revisiting this mech as my thumb just isnt as fast as most i suppose. but im finally able to do 2 to 3 in a row sometimes. which means eventually ill have it down. just like the speedflip and directional air roll. this mech has taken so much time to learn.
Awesome tutorial! I'd love to see an in-depth kickoff video or something involving aerial plays, especially getting flip resets that allow you to do something useful (air dribble or power shot)
Great tutorial, what is seeming to help me is learning it on the corners of the walls and trying to learn the cadence the sounds of my buttons/car makes and try to memorize that. Idk why but that helps me
I've been looking for a video on the best way to approach taking a touch on the ball off the wall when there's a great distance between you and the ball when you go for it and most importantly where you make contact with the ball is quite near the ceiling. Every time I'm in this situation something bad happens and after watching pro's they can control the ball exactly how they want in such an awkward set-up position.
Also one thing ive learned is that you dont actually want to flip straight to the side. Just as if you were on the ground, a straight side flip wont accelerate you forwards. So you kinda have to flip slightly forwards into the wall, but not too forward, because then you will just flip off it. Also ive noticed that the further forward you flip, the faster you need to press jump. Hard mechanic to perfect but really satifying when done correctly!
damn this is really good at explaining my experience practicing the tutorial. sometimes i would dash into the wall, but not gain any speed. Other times i jump off the wall. Gonna go back and try looking at my left stick more
This may seem silly but when y'all in the high level duel use your reset to immediately take a shot, it looks as if you use the dodge on the same frame as grabbing the flip. It'd be cool to have your insight on how to execute that correctly, and maybe some thoughts on when to use that vs. grabbing a flip for later!
I can't even do a flip reset consistently but I watch a lot of pro gameplay, so take this with a huge grain of salt. But I believe that typically they do the instant reset/flip when they are trying to get a sudden and unexpected change in the direction of the ball. Eg if they are air dribbling and see a defender who is about to 50 with you, they grab a reset and flip instantly to change the direction of the ball and make the person miss. Whereas the slower version I usually see used in slowed down plays, like when you take a set up wall-to-air dribble and it's a 1v1 situation and you have lots of time. In those cases they use the reset as more of a mind game than anything, sometimes they don't even flip. I do also know that a properly done flip reset can extend how far you can dribble the ball. Often you'll see a pro take the ball from their own wall into the air and dribble it all the way to the opponents goal, and often times they use a flip reset midway through to help extend the duration of the dribble
I haven’t watched this yet but jack, as someone who is able to do all the other fancy mechanics no problem. I have tried every method of wall dashes and cannot for the life of me do it. I don’t think this is gonna fix me but I hope I’m wrong
Jack i would love to learn double touches, i mean really learn them to the point im a threat anywhere on the field because i can double touch . Please make a video abt the first touch for the double because thats what i struggle the most. When i get the first touch its a goal 80% of the time. I want to improve on that!
I have a quick question. (If jack doesn't reply then please someone else answer). How do you spam X that fast? I'm on an xbox controller and I can walldash once but can't get consistently high cps with my thumb. Is there a special technique or is just something you have to practise too?
For me I just spam x and can get it like half the time after two weeks of practice. It gets easier over time. I think I've seen a short from JZR who talks about a certain technique to help spam jump.
U don't rly need to spam that fast just practice a double tap at first like jack showed ad you'll get used to it. But cl I've done it for years js spamming the button if u can learn to co trol it
yea jzr just jitterclicks X and then dashes with that. I can jitterclick pretty decently but I have a lot less control over my car when I do that so I don't like it@@NetherMageRL
I cant find anyone doing tutorials on the different types of flip cancels pre or during aerials. How and when to use them. For example leaving the wall facing downwards and getting the car right way up quickly. A bit niche but im sure would stand out from other tutorials.
thank u for this tutorial jack! some advice i had seen or been told is to spam jump as fast as possible lmao. its funny that there advice is wrong. i should be able to get this down rlly fast. have a nice day jack and any1 reading this :D
As a plat trying to master movement mechanics, I just did my first few sets of wall dashes! Thanks Jack. ps. To all those who are going to say I shouldn’t learn this at this rank… I also know how to speed flip, zap dash (inconsistently), and consistent half flips. I just really like going fast in this game and I like learning how to always stay supersonic. I also haven’t grinded ranked in two seasons.
For the others who are struggling like me. I couldn't press the button fast enough. I had success learning it the wrong way first. As in spamming side flip and going into the ceiling until i felt confident in my speed of pressing jump. Then switched to moving the stick left and right after to wall dash straight.
I find myself either double pressing x too early (on the right wall, this causes me to flip off the wall) or too late (again, on the right wall this causes me to flip into the wall) both result in me losing contact in the wall. Where am I going wrong?
Helped a lot,I have the problem,that I just hold powerslide and than spam a sideflip,this works for walldashes anytime,but I can’t control it that well,bc I’m sideways pretty often
Yh I've done that for a while u get better over time I think it's js about doing it enough to control it. And if u end up pressing jump and odd amount of times so u come off the wall, u still have ur flip to recover
Cl this mechanic has been around for wayy to long and is wayy to easy for it not to be used by literally everyone chanp and above. Even most pros dont use it effectively so big up jack.
So i dont have to hold directional air roll... In the past some youtuber said that u have to hold it and just spam x.... This is much more clear and makes sense for me Thx for the tutorial!
Could you break down a flip reset? Im struggling with what to do after getting the reset, how do I fling the ball like Dan. Do you flip while still on the ball? as soon as you fall off it? create distance then flip?
I sometimes do that but with a reset, like I get the reset, then I spam jump and I do like dashes on the ball and I stick to the ball, like the Sideswipe Chain resets. I don't know if it's a new mechanic or not
anyone else whose having trouble timing a right when u brin the analog stick back to the middle is when u spam it that way it registers at the right time because our reaction timing isn’t perfect
Fun fact i have a controller from battletron i got it when mmy at that time ps4 controller broke down and i only had 20 bucks... Turned out it not only had scuf buttona on the back but also a button to use a auto clicker that clicks for 10 times a seccond. And wall dashes eork pretty good with it so theoretically if you can click the x button 10 times a second or faster u could also walldash (lets ignore the fact that none of us are going to click that fast ever while holding the controller normally
is there a way to consistently stop yourself from just always flipping into the wall bc i just bounce off every single time, doesn’t matter how fast i flip or move my stick
For a good 15 mins I could not figure out why I was double jumping or flipping off, if you have this same problem, it is because you are going left on your stick, then right, but not back to the middle, holding it on the right causes you to flip into the wall, you must let your stick go back to the middle
Idk why, but im way more consistent with getting the dash when going faster. if I try to do it while going slower (which is ideally when you are using it to speed up) it fails 99% of the time
Jack always says he adored flicks. As someone with 0 aerial mechanics I’d love to see a flick tutorial as I think at my rank, a flick is borderline unsave-able
For real. A well timed flick is really tough to save at higher ranks too.
what rank are you?
Can agree
I'd say start with front flip flick, than diagonal flip flick, even backflip flick, try to catch the ball after a flick for more fun, chain your flick and see if you can push up your best juggle, try to do it at different pace too (An average flick but with quick catch/control will always be more lethal than a slow control and good flick, it leave a huge window for the opponent to challenge if you're having issue keeping the ball on spot to flick)
after these three, you can start to try the 45 degree flick to pave the road for the most advanced one like mawkzy flick, musty, wizard... Some much flicks, and even more situation to use them
But I can't stress out how you need to know setup the flicks from a rolling ball, too many are using the feature to place the ball on the top, I was doing it too, helped a lot since I stopped to use it. Catching the ball, control, flick. 3 step to master. You might catch and control in the same move, making it a 2 step instead of 3, but it's in the advance section I'd say
try 90 degree flick very easy
ball on top of car, jump and turn car 90 degrees to the right, then move your analog stick to bottomleft and flick
There's one thing I disagree with in this tutorial, and that is you shouldn't move your joystick straight to the left/right. Otherwise you just perform a sideflip which gives you no forward momentum. Instead, you'll want to add a tiny angle to both movements. It makes the mechanic a bit harder and more complicated, but it'll greatly increase the effectiveness of the mechanic.
When the wall is on your left, angle your joystick to the right and a tiny bit downwards, then move straight across to the left and a tiny bit upwards.
When the wall is on your right, angle your joystick to the left and a tiny bit downwards, then move straight across to the right and a tiny bit upwards.
The steeper the angle, the harder it is, but adding a bit of angle helps a lot with generating speed.
Another thing I'd like to add is that you can practice this by using slo-mo settings, starting at 0.5 speed and slowly increasing to normal speed once you're able to perform the mechanic at the set speed.
Everything else about the tutorial I completely agree with, especially with breaking down the mechanic into parts.
I feel like jack doesnʻt even realize because itʻs just muscle memory for him at this point. His controller looks like heʻs doing more of a semi circle with the dash happening more at the 1-2 oclock than at the 3. This video and your comment made me realize I've been walldashing all wrong for about a year and I can finally do it consistently now.
Also its easy to not do this but move the stick to 100 % all the way, as you need as much as you can get
This game is very intricate after the basics
Meanwhile me on KBM "Ah yes"
Damn that happened me. I was instantly able to chain the, with this trick. But is till have one question: In other tutorials I heard of holding Powerslide. Do I need to do that??? I have Powerslide and free air roll bound on the same button
Appreciate the straight forward tutorial. -ApparentlyGasm
i just woke up, didnt expect this.
u play rocket league, whats ur rank?
Did you deliver that comment via pigeon ?
-EyeMa-MoRahn
Thanks man, I learned how to walldash and my dad reminded me that I'm still a disappointment. Great tutorial!
Hi son! Just letting you know that you're still a disappointed, no matter how good your walldashes are. Oh and don't forget to feed the cat this evening. - Dad
Hi Grandson! Just letting you know I'm very disappointed in you, even though you can walldash. -Grandpa
Hey kid, It's your uncle ben, just letting you know that you're a disappointment even though you can walldash.
Hi greatgrandson! Just letting you know that your still a disappointment. Day by day u try to improve your walldashes but u just never even by even an inch. -GreatGrandpa
Hi Great great grandson, (From the grave) just letting you know you're still a disappointment, just thought i'd also remind you.. and don't forget to visit my Grave - Great great Grandpa
Don't think it's said enough how much everyone loves watching your videos, Jack. You make it fun but also simple.
In case this helps anyone, I slowed it down frame by frame to make sure I had this broken down right:
In the rapid 2 jump presses, the first jump is with the analog stick all the way to the left still, and the second one is once the analog stick is back all the way to the right.
Another quick tip if you're struggling, is to set a lower dodge deadzone in the settings, and see if that's more comfortable for you.
This is actually such a great tip, I assumed I was just slow but my controller deadzone is probably a major factor as well
very good tip!
bro I did not get it but when I tried your tip I did way better
Gonna try this, I can’t do it without flipping off the wall…idk feelin trash lol
I loved the beginning of the video where Jack looks at us and tells us exactly what is going to happen
man really knows how to look at a camera and say words
What really helped me improve in learning the Wall Dash was setting the game speed to 60% just to grasp the movement. Thanks to the slower speed, I was able to execute nearly every wall dash perfectly, making it possible for me to learn it much faster. As time passed, I gradually increased the speed to 70%, 80%, and so on until I reached 100%.
Thank you, this helped me a lot, I wasn't able to do it at all until I tried it this way :)
You the GOAT fr this helped so much
Slo mo is very underrated amongst players of this game. It's literally the foundation of learning to play an instrument or any physical skill I suppose, so I don't understand why it's not preached more lol.
Ive been playing this game for like 7 years and I never knew slow motion was a thing where do I find it
@@sofaded8 That's very easy. Just go into freeplay. Go to settings. And then you should see in the Training-settings the ability to change the game speed.
Came back to RL after retiring when the game went F2P and seeing everybody chain wall dashing and hitting quintuple resets is quite jarring. Definitely have some catching up to do lmao
Jack, the absolute GOAT. Man because of you I managed to win vs top 48 global in a 1v1 🙏
Video or it didn’t happen.
He made one!
@@thecorvus100click on his channel. He has a video
@@thecorvus100 it’s literally on my yt. As a longer video. I mainly post shorts..
@@andIhopethisnameisunoccupied yessir
bro wtf the speed at which u need to press x is insane to me
I can't hit X fast enough to do the single wall-dash consistently. Unless I'm almost supersonic already I just end up flipping off the wall usually
Thank you so much!!! You just helped me.
@@cdboxen21 ???
THIS IS PERFECT I always wanted to learn how jus didn’t know were to start tysm for this upload
I just love when someone intelligent does a tutorial, because they include all the steps necessary but break them down into easy to understand guide. When I was first told how to walldash I was told "hold air roll right on right wall or left on left wall and spam jump very very fast"...needless to say I ended up like Jack described in the beginning of the video.
Jack if you read this, thank you for this tutorial and for being an inspiration to many people in the community. Keep up the good work!
Yeah not a single tutorial I've looked at has told me the car adjustment and spacing them out at first
I keep side flipping into the wall, any tips ? if this happens does this mean I'm pressing the jump button too early, too late ? What am I doing wrong ? It randomly works like 10% of the time and I'm not understanding what I'm doing right when it works. This is so frustrating because everyone keep telling that it's easy.
EDIT : TIPS : Okay you have to double press the jump button INSALNELY fast, that was it. If you're side flipping into the wall, you're not pressing it fast enough, if you double jump off the wall, you're pressing it when your joystick is too close to the middle.
If you're too slow try reducing game speed to 50-70% in the training settings until you're confortable enough to up the speed gradually to 100%. You could also try doing it at supersonic speed becuse the faster you are the wider the time frame to do it is. The harsh truth is some people could never do it due to the limitation of their thumbs...
If you're double jumping off the wall try reducing your dodge deadzone until you figure out the movement.
Additional tip for when you want to do it with ballcam on and not off like when you were training in freeplay : try thinking down the wall then up the wall, not left then right if on this wall or this wall, this helps a lot to understand the motion and not just remember it.
Hope this helps !
Ty for the advice it helped me a lot
you are the best, after reducing the game speed i started to get it
i can di it consistently till 80% game speed, after that i suck 😢
@@sehk7075 same
got a couple after really trying to ramp up the speed on my jump presses. it's insanely fast. great tip.
This shows how most mechanics work, it can feel as if a mechanic is near impossible by trying to just straight up do it. Great explanation and video.
this tutorial help me so much in like 20 minutes i got 2 wall dashes consistently. THANKS JACK!!!
I havent learned wall dashes because i found the first youtube tutorial i watched was utter mixed message crap. tried to learn by slowing down youtube vids with controller display and couldnt see the movement required. Always said to my friend who spams them but cant explain it, I'll learn it if AppJack comes out with a tutorial. My time has come. Thanks Jack!
By far the best wall dash tutorial I've seen. All the other ones I've seen have been so confusing and just hard to use once I got into games
Tutorial breaks down the mechanic into simple steps while Jack puts a smile on everyone's face. Just lovely, I shall call this art at this point
Bro, I was literally waiting for your tutorial on Wall Dashes. I've seen some other tutorials but I thought it would be really nice if Jack did one. Thanks man
I can't beleive how easy it was, man English is not even my first lenguage and I was able to follow this tutorial. I really appreciate it man
Fantastic tutorial ive watched others that didn’t explain it well ill be trying this when i get home from work
I have tried so many wall dash tutorials and not a single one is successful. Not a single one makes any sense. I really hope one day one person will make it make sense.
I'd like to learn the zap dash from the diagonal front flip
I freaking love you omggggg brooo. Took me 5 minutes to learn how to wave dash ALSO LEARNED HOW TO HALF FLIP IN THE MIX.
I invented the hardest zap dash where you use the momentum of the curve and jump to barely pop the front wheels up and dash onto the wall
hi jack, are you able to do a tutorial like this for kbm? (or a more generalized explanation, so that i can understand on kbm)
Thank you. Soo many videos telling us the completely wrong thing to do. Like holding air roll and spamming X as fast as you possibly can lol idk why there was so much false information
Yes make more short tutorials like what to do after getting a reset or how you speedflip with no air roll or how to control air dribble
By far the best wall-dash tutorial
In addition to the overlay, may I ask how you grip your controller? Do you angle your thumb like at a 90 degree angle and quick press ( I call it the "woodpecker") like using entire thumb at the hand joint or do you kinda "roll" your thumb (i call it the "dolphin tail flutter") basically pinning your thumb to controller and rolling on and off at the thumb knuckle? I'd love to see some videos showcasing controller gripping with your settings as the overlay shows button presses, but there's several ways to grip controller so I always wonder how pros do it. Love the videos man!!! I'll be supporting you in Ft. Worth. I appreciate u!!!
I always end up coming back to this video, its taken several times of revisiting this mech as my thumb just isnt as fast as most i suppose. but im finally able to do 2 to 3 in a row sometimes. which means eventually ill have it down. just like the speedflip and directional air roll. this mech has taken so much time to learn.
Awesome tutorial! I'd love to see an in-depth kickoff video or something involving aerial plays, especially getting flip resets that allow you to do something useful (air dribble or power shot)
Please make more of these tutorial videos. Im all ears here.
As a top ones player, I think jack should make a detailed tutorial/analysis about kickoffs
Great tutorial, what is seeming to help me is learning it on the corners of the walls and trying to learn the cadence the sounds of my buttons/car makes and try to memorize that. Idk why but that helps me
Definitely helped, everyone else just says side flip as fast as you can lol
That was a really good tutorial. Most walldash tutorials dont even mention those two mistakes. Can you do a speedflip tutorial next?
he has one on the channel if you search for it
I've been looking for a video on the best way to approach taking a touch on the ball off the wall when there's a great distance between you and the ball when you go for it and most importantly where you make contact with the ball is quite near the ceiling. Every time I'm in this situation something bad happens and after watching pro's they can control the ball exactly how they want in such an awkward set-up position.
Also one thing ive learned is that you dont actually want to flip straight to the side. Just as if you were on the ground, a straight side flip wont accelerate you forwards. So you kinda have to flip slightly forwards into the wall, but not too forward, because then you will just flip off it. Also ive noticed that the further forward you flip, the faster you need to press jump. Hard mechanic to perfect but really satifying when done correctly!
Yes, you can even see him doing it at the end, when he's reaching supersonic. Perhaps unknowingly
damn this is really good at explaining my experience practicing the tutorial. sometimes i would dash into the wall, but not gain any speed. Other times i jump off the wall. Gonna go back and try looking at my left stick more
Thank you for the WO-Dash tutorial, Jack!
I know that your one of the few pros who consistently use the zap dash. I’d love a quick vid on that. Also loved the tutorial❤
This is sick I’m inconsistent at chain wall dashes but I’m gonna practice them like this!
That's just a terrific video!
Would you make more tutorials? Also for lower ranks like gold? Would be nice
This may seem silly but when y'all in the high level duel use your reset to immediately take a shot, it looks as if you use the dodge on the same frame as grabbing the flip. It'd be cool to have your insight on how to execute that correctly, and maybe some thoughts on when to use that vs. grabbing a flip for later!
I can't even do a flip reset consistently but I watch a lot of pro gameplay, so take this with a huge grain of salt. But I believe that typically they do the instant reset/flip when they are trying to get a sudden and unexpected change in the direction of the ball. Eg if they are air dribbling and see a defender who is about to 50 with you, they grab a reset and flip instantly to change the direction of the ball and make the person miss. Whereas the slower version I usually see used in slowed down plays, like when you take a set up wall-to-air dribble and it's a 1v1 situation and you have lots of time. In those cases they use the reset as more of a mind game than anything, sometimes they don't even flip. I do also know that a properly done flip reset can extend how far you can dribble the ball. Often you'll see a pro take the ball from their own wall into the air and dribble it all the way to the opponents goal, and often times they use a flip reset midway through to help extend the duration of the dribble
@@prime6965 Ye holding a flip is a big mind game factor, cuz opponent has to respect a potential flick
potential title: "Congrats on the Flip! ...Now what?"
Can you do a tutorial for the wall flip?
I know how to do it but it's pretty cool and I'd like to see more people doing them.
don’t remember the last time i’ve seen a three minute yt video but much appreciated regardless!
Jack, this helped me a lot! Can you now teach us how to do a kuxir pinch? I'm still so bad at those.
I haven’t watched this yet but jack, as someone who is able to do all the other fancy mechanics no problem. I have tried every method of wall dashes and cannot for the life of me do it. I don’t think this is gonna fix me but I hope I’m wrong
Jack i would love to learn double touches, i mean really learn them to the point im a threat anywhere on the field because i can double touch . Please make a video abt the first touch for the double because thats what i struggle the most. When i get the first touch its a goal 80% of the time. I want to improve on that!
Great Video! I had a general idea of how to walk dash but now I’m perfecting it!
thank you so much bro u always break down mechanics so well and show us how easy they are. u have made me so much better at the game!
Thank you for doing tutorials again. Seriously.
I wanna learn to flick top bins now
I have a quick question. (If jack doesn't reply then please someone else answer). How do you spam X that fast? I'm on an xbox controller and I can walldash once but can't get consistently high cps with my thumb. Is there a special technique or is just something you have to practise too?
For me I just spam x and can get it like half the time after two weeks of practice. It gets easier over time. I think I've seen a short from JZR who talks about a certain technique to help spam jump.
U don't rly need to spam that fast just practice a double tap at first like jack showed ad you'll get used to it. But cl I've done it for years js spamming the button if u can learn to co trol it
yea jzr just jitterclicks X and then dashes with that. I can jitterclick pretty decently but I have a lot less control over my car when I do that so I don't like it@@NetherMageRL
How fast though? About as fast as fast as a speedflip or faster?@@Djm.tris07
I cant find anyone doing tutorials on the different types of flip cancels pre or during aerials. How and when to use them. For example leaving the wall facing downwards and getting the car right way up quickly. A bit niche but im sure would stand out from other tutorials.
Quick.precise.structured. great video
Thanks Jack! A double flip reset tutorial would be awesome!
i can finally do it now. but ill need some more practice for consistency... Tipp: lower your dodge deadzone to make it easier
thank u for this tutorial jack! some advice i had seen or been told is to spam jump as fast as possible lmao. its funny that there advice is wrong. i should be able to get this down rlly fast. have a nice day jack and any1 reading this :D
Literally the best wall dash tutorial ever, thanks for all ❤
Ik how to but im watching cuz ur awesome😜
this tutorial was super useful and i was wondering if you could make a tutorial on how to zapdash next
This guy just delivers gold without nobody asking. Thats the G effect.
Thank you so much Jack it helped me soo much. Can you do a video of air dragging the ball?
I learned the wrong way then fought myself to use power slide so I that same mistake but my car stays straight
can you do a tutorial on speed kickoffs. i’ve watched many tutorials but can’t seem to get them down with their instructions.
Thanks i can do it now 😊
As a plat trying to master movement mechanics, I just did my first few sets of wall dashes! Thanks Jack.
ps. To all those who are going to say I shouldn’t learn this at this rank… I also know how to speed flip, zap dash (inconsistently), and consistent half flips. I just really like going fast in this game and I like learning how to always stay supersonic. I also haven’t grinded ranked in two seasons.
For the others who are struggling like me. I couldn't press the button fast enough.
I had success learning it the wrong way first. As in spamming side flip and going into the ceiling until i felt confident in my speed of pressing jump.
Then switched to moving the stick left and right after to wall dash straight.
Can you really up your speed though ? I feel like I could never press it fast enough, I'm kinda consistent on 60-70% game speed but that's it
Holy cow, I did it! Thanks 🙏
4 minutes until my next work meeting, perfect
I find myself either double pressing x too early (on the right wall, this causes me to flip off the wall) or too late (again, on the right wall this causes me to flip into the wall) both result in me losing contact in the wall. Where am I going wrong?
Helped a lot,I have the problem,that I just hold powerslide and than spam a sideflip,this works for walldashes anytime,but I can’t control it that well,bc I’m sideways pretty often
Yh I've done that for a while u get better over time I think it's js about doing it enough to control it. And if u end up pressing jump and odd amount of times so u come off the wall, u still have ur flip to recover
Which controller do you use that you can only jump so low when I jump back I jump full on
Yo this was actually a great video... Question when you are going left right... Do you push your analog stick fully left right? Or only partially?
there is no tutorial on how to defend air dribble, can you do one ?
Cl this mechanic has been around for wayy to long and is wayy to easy for it not to be used by literally everyone chanp and above. Even most pros dont use it effectively so big up jack.
Thanks bud I needa try this. I have honestly been thinking about learning this. So it helps
This consistently possible on kbm?
So i dont have to hold directional air roll... In the past some youtuber said that u have to hold it and just spam x.... This is much more clear and makes sense for me
Thx for the tutorial!
for some reason wall dashes makes me slow some time idk why
The Bear Grylls of RL thanks for keeping us alive
Thank you so much, it is really helpfull.
I wanna learn zap dash if it possible.
Could you break down a flip reset? Im struggling with what to do after getting the reset, how do I fling the ball like Dan. Do you flip while still on the ball? as soon as you fall off it? create distance then flip?
I sometimes do that but with a reset, like I get the reset, then I spam jump and I do like dashes on the ball and I stick to the ball, like the Sideswipe Chain resets. I don't know if it's a new mechanic or not
Thnx for the info explained it in enough details it made it simple to understand… thnx again
I learned to speed flip and wall dash from app jack, what a legend! ❤
anyone else whose having trouble timing a right when u brin the analog stick back to the middle is when u spam it that way it registers at the right time because our reaction timing isn’t perfect
omfg huge thanks, i have an idea for a tutorial you can do, how to start 1v1 and improve a lot in that could be w
Fun fact i have a controller from battletron i got it when mmy at that time ps4 controller broke down and i only had 20 bucks... Turned out it not only had scuf buttona on the back but also a button to use a auto clicker that clicks for 10 times a seccond. And wall dashes eork pretty good with it so theoretically if you can click the x button 10 times a second or faster u could also walldash (lets ignore the fact that none of us are going to click that fast ever while holding the controller normally
Should I be double tapping a is quick as possible or is there a specific timing?
is there a way to consistently stop yourself from just always flipping into the wall bc i just bounce off every single time, doesn’t matter how fast i flip or move my stick
bro this helped so much, thanks alot
For a good 15 mins I could not figure out why I was double jumping or flipping off, if you have this same problem, it is because you are going left on your stick, then right, but not back to the middle, holding it on the right causes you to flip into the wall, you must let your stick go back to the middle
Awesome straightforward vid!
Idk why, but im way more consistent with getting the dash when going faster. if I try to do it while going slower (which is ideally when you are using it to speed up) it fails 99% of the time
I keep doing a side flip can anyone help