Not only did you get scored on instead of making a good team play and scoring yourself, but you would probably be pretty angry with your teammate, and possibly even get tilted.Īt this moment, you are probably thinking that yeah, you’d feel exactly as described above. In the meantime, the opponent who was waiting on their goal simply shoots the ball towards your undefended goal, and scores a completely empty net. The ball bounces hard off of the backboard, and both you and your teammate are taking the precious few seconds to land and get back into position. Then suddenly, out of nowhere, your teammate flies by and booms the ball, wrestling it out of your control and onto the backboard of the opposing team.
The second opponent is waiting on the goal line, but you see you have a double touch ready, and he is extremely unlikely to make a successful save. Your first touch is perfect, you are high in the air as you fly above the first opponent. You bring the ball up to the wall, and you start dribbling towards the goal of the other team.Įverything is going well. It’s a 2 v 2, you have some space and possession of the ball on your half of the pitch, you are at 100 boost, and you decide to go for the air dribble. Try to visualize the following scenario: You are a high rank, more than capable of dribbling the ball competently. Why It’s Important To Follow Rocket League Rule 5Įven though this is not an official rule, it's still important to abide by it, and here's why. The most likely result is that you are getting scored on.
There is literally no use in you going up there for that ball, it’s just going to ruin your teammate’s play, your whole team’s positioning will get bungled, and just like that, one player has managed to bungle the positions of two players. The only exception is if you’re Squishy or Kronovi and it's the grand finals of RLCS or some other epic games, and you are probably not, and it probably isn't. Back off, grab yourself some boost, probably mid boost because your teammate is probably not air dribbling near your goal, let them do their thing, and get ready for what comes next. So if your teammate is going for a flip reset or an air dribble (especially an air dribble), just leave them alone.
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