There is an extremely valuable mechanic in Rocket League that pros know about but still refuse to practice. It's a basic fundamental that is far from being perfected by anyone but they still don't put time into improving it. Today I investigate and analyze exactly why that is.
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0:00 Intro
0:39 Professional Opinions
2:08 The Experiment
2:50 Day 1
6:17 Day 2
8:16 Day 3
9:17 The Results
Thanks to @Virge, @Shock, and @Rogue Gyro for taking the time to chat with me! There is no single player in the world that has even come close to mastering shooting in Rocket League. But it turns out, there's a good reason for that. Shooting in Rocket League is one of the most difficult things to practice because it's just so repetitive and, put frankly, boring. However, practicing it clearly does have its upsides. I learned a lot this week from talking with these pros and coaches and experimenting with shooting practice for myself. I'm sure there are barely any people out there that have committed to shooting training in Rocket League as much as I did this week so hopefully you all learn something from this too!
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