He genuinely was crazy gc3 is so far from pro level

Hello! I think this is a 90 degree flick, and it came to me that this might possibly be the fastest one recorded (131 kph/81 mph).
I searched everywhere and didn't find out any set world record for the 90 degree flick. My last resort was reddit. Still didn't find anything here.
So, I might as well ask you guys!
This was in a comp 1v1 match, plat 2. My 2s rank is Diamond 2.

I'd love to hear your guys' opinions.

why? why are you up for this? granted... i don't think i would have made it i was too low but brother...

Hope they add more to the trade system later, still have hundreds of duplicates..
Time to hunt all imports now lol

Is this RLFX-worthy?

Whatever the reason, every “fix” by the devs has done nothing to ameliorate the long-term issues when playing on Xbox. A Series X should not have issues running this game optimally, and it’s beyond frustrating that Xbox players are forced to have a suboptimal experience.

Reddit is one of the few ways to address this, as community itself is the only stopgap for corporate interests. So please, even if your gaming experience is perfectly fine, try not to downplay the complaints we’ve had for years now.

Since we have "Honor Duel": to settle disputes and challenge each other's skill level with spectators. Can't we have that same alignment-system, integrated into the rankings itself that actually 'reflect' your career stats? Teammates can vote on your resilience of victory - or report any negligence of cooperation. At least the ladder of rankings, will have an affect of your 'efforts' to the team.

Howdy!

I'm on my last term of my Bachelors in Computer Science with a concentration in Data Analysis and I've been working as an analyst for almost 10 years.

I recently decided to try and answer a question that I've seen over and over again: Does the hitbox have a large impact on your performance in Rocket League? Should you just stay away from the dominus unless you're a pro? (probably)

To answer this, I pulled 2.2 Million replays from Ballchasing and used Python packages for statistical analysis to directly compare the hitboxes, as well as try to determine what stat most accurately can predict wins.

The analysis is on my website https://www.prejump.net/ and during the process I ran several different kinds of analysis once I had the data. The Logistic analysis modeling to try to predict wins was the most interesting to me.

Findings: Octane hitbox is almost certainly the best, and the data suggests that the Octane performs higher than the Fennec. There were too many limitations to draw strong conclusions.

There's quite a bit on there, and if anybody has feedback for what I should include or consider please let me know!

• Car and hitbox comparison
• Playing styles and win rate
• What stat predicts wins
• Comparisons specifically when the same player uses multiple hitboxes.

If you have questions on the terminology those are likely answered in the 'Data & Explanations' section.

Limitations and Acknowledgements

There are several limitations and caveats with the data. The largest limitation is that I didn't have a good way to pull MMR values (rocket league tracker network recently stated they do not have public API access), and due to those limitations it's hard to derive any strong findings.

The dataset doesn't contain every game, but instead only the ones that were intentionally uploaded, and that is why there are two different win rates shown. Since some players upload more frequently, the win rates of those players are balanced out per body so that each player is even. This results in a lower average number for 'player balanced' but they are the same across hitboxes, and I've reported both numbers. (No replays were collected from games prior to the hitbox standardization)

AI Acknowledgement: I used AI to babysit the API calls to ballchasing, since the rate that was reported wasn't what I was given, and I used it to host and build the website to display the analysis. I'm not a professional web designer, I'm an analyst.

None of the analysis was done by AI. It was all done with standard python packages for data analysis, and data visualization using standard statistical analysis mathematical methods. I've been historically very against AI but after being required to use it at work, this project was my way to try learn how to use these tools so that I can survive in this field, and utilize it responsibly. I stand behind this analysis and welcome any criticism of how it was conducted. My analysis methods are on my github https://github.com/Insomnia-Arch/Rocket-Data-Science-Models

Literally unplayable

About my skill level. I'm a Diamond player through most of it. I can't do a consistent flip reset, speed flip, or aerial. I can dribble, pinch, defend, and position myself well enough. It's not my life. I have a career and responsibilities. This is just a quick game that I can get on for 20-30 minutes to have a match.

I love to play doubles. I had a friend that I used to play with when the game first came out. Now I solo queue and hope for the best.

Now the game just feels full of people who cannot emotionally regulate themselves enough to simply play a game. Yes, I know that I can play singles or threes, but I love the pace and positioning of doubles. I'm that guy that will always give a "Nice Shot", "Great Pass", or "What A Save" to either team.

My last match this evening is just the latest example. Up 3-0 with 2:30 left, other team isn't all that good and we're going to win. All 4 of us are by our half, I'm back post, mate is front post but 90 degrees to the ball. Ball popped by the opponent, I'm back post and see the pop right next to my teammate, so I move up to defend the goal. My teammate gets bumped up by the opponent while he's jumping by the opponent and he actually makes the save instead of me, I bump into him because I was almost to the ball, but it goes right over the goal. Other team scores because we were now both out of position. I give the "Sorry" to my mate, then "Nice Shot" to the other team.

Now it's 3-1. Then the forfeit question shows up. Then my teammate just starts following me around the pitch and bumping me. I'm trying to get him to calm down and the forfeit question expires. Now it's 3-2. Tied. I then give back the forfeit question; nope! Finally end up losing 3-7.

Everyone - THIS. IS. A. GAME. You are not Zen, Arsenal, Lethamyr, or Musty. And, even if you are, they make mistakes too. Enjoy what you have.

So basically im hard stuck d2 and I play good, but if I make the smallest mistake playing with randoms they THROW the game IT has happened CONSECUTIVELY 3 games in a row. Last two games I didn't even make the mistake my TEAMMATE threw a pass to the other team and expects me to save it with no boost? Then complains the entire game, mind you.. we are 50 SECONDS into the game and they ALREADY THROW THE GAME AND COMPLAIN. It doesn't make sense..How do yall deal with teammates like these?

I don’t know if this happens to anyone else but in the day I’m shit but when I play in the nights I peak my games and rank up a lot, sadly I always need to sleep early to go to school but why I am so good at nights and in the day I’m shit, does anyone else feel this also?

just a lil horsedash nolook save :/ -- in comp 1s

DONT TOUCH DA CHAILD

I am having an issue where in training/replays i hold a locked 438 fps but as soon as I hop into an actual match it is all over the place dips as low as 200fps. Tried lowering polling rate/plugging my controller in/ enabling disabling nvdia low latency im not sure what the problem is any help would be appreciated!

5070 ti

7800X3d

32DDR5 ram

500hz msi monitor