Best Moves in Rocket League to Become a Pro

5. Breezi Flick

There are few things that make you feel better than successfully landing a Breezi Flick. That's one part because it is awesome, and one part because it's insanely difficult to execute. What you have to do is jump and do a Tornado Spin, then go into a Flat Spin and hit a Musty Flick. In case you're wondering: yes, it is as complicated as it sounds. The man the move was named after – English Rocket League pro George "Breezi" Rusiecki – could do it, so why can't you? | © rehzzy via YouTube)

3. Air Dribble Bump

Considering how powerful this move is, it's not that difficult to execute. You've probably seen it a lot, and perhaps performed it yourself. Put the ball in the air in front of the opponent's goal and dribble with it as you fly across the pitch. When the opponent inevitably tries to stop you, just go for the bump, and crash into his car as the ball flies into the goal. | © Yaboi Cizz via YouTube

1. Low 50/50

The Low 50/50 is as overpowered as they come. If it's executed perfectly, there's really nothing you can do about it – it's certain to be a goal. Guide the ball, drop it and roll it into your opponent's goal – it's not that complicated. Learn this move, and it will massively improve your odds in Rocket League. | © FLuuMP via YouTube

Rocket League has a simple concept: use your cars to score a goal in the opponent's net. How you get there is not so simple, though. That being said, it's not really about difficulty in Rocket League, but instead it is about skill. It's not just about skill either, though, as these five Rocket League modes will absolutely destroy, no matter your skill level. Excited? We are!

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