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I think I might be a little bit in love with Rocket League now it's available in Beta for Linux & SteamOS. Here's a clip of a 1on1 battle I did today that had me sweating.
It was a really good match up! We both did a couple of fails, especially when I decided to see what he would do at the start one time and the ball literally sailed into my goal, as I watched in horror at my foolish decision.
This is one of the most intense gaming experiences I think I've ever had, it really does bring out the competitive side of me.
Check it out (I lost, of course, but I put up a good fight):
It's a shame replays don't show the text between two players, as the opposing player was rather annoyed when I equalised the goals to push it into extra time.
I've done a few other ranked games and actually won some, every ranked game I play feels incredible tense. The last game to make me feel so tense was Dota 2, but the community is terrible in that game. So far, the community in Rocket League seem great. This is likely my new go-to game for when I feel the need to be competitive in something.
I simply love how easy the game is to get into, but it will take me a long time to master it that's for sure. Constantly going to fast seems to be my key problem right now, due to it being in cars I have to get out of the mindset of powering around as fast as I can.
The game feels like it does literally everything right in gameplay terms, I don't have a bad thing to say about that side of it. A few more arenas would be nice, especially for the hoops mode, but I am sure they will trickle down in a future free update.
If you haven't picked it up already, I highly recommend it. Find Rocket League on Steam. A truly exciting game!
Just be aware it will crash to the desktop quite often, as it did during our livestream last night. The developers are aware of it, so hopefully it won't take too long to fix it. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
It was a really good match up! We both did a couple of fails, especially when I decided to see what he would do at the start one time and the ball literally sailed into my goal, as I watched in horror at my foolish decision.
This is one of the most intense gaming experiences I think I've ever had, it really does bring out the competitive side of me.
Check it out (I lost, of course, but I put up a good fight):
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I've done a few other ranked games and actually won some, every ranked game I play feels incredible tense. The last game to make me feel so tense was Dota 2, but the community is terrible in that game. So far, the community in Rocket League seem great. This is likely my new go-to game for when I feel the need to be competitive in something.
I simply love how easy the game is to get into, but it will take me a long time to master it that's for sure. Constantly going to fast seems to be my key problem right now, due to it being in cars I have to get out of the mindset of powering around as fast as I can.
The game feels like it does literally everything right in gameplay terms, I don't have a bad thing to say about that side of it. A few more arenas would be nice, especially for the hoops mode, but I am sure they will trickle down in a future free update.
If you haven't picked it up already, I highly recommend it. Find Rocket League on Steam. A truly exciting game!
Just be aware it will crash to the desktop quite often, as it did during our livestream last night. The developers are aware of it, so hopefully it won't take too long to fix it. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Ha! Reminds me of one of my favourite games.
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I was the one to try builtin voice chat yesterday.
Are address and credentials of your mumble server (semi) public?
Will you host matches this evening? :o)
Are address and credentials of your mumble server (semi) public?
Will you host matches this evening? :o)
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rustybroomhandle Sep 10, 2016
Quoting: mcphailHa! Reminds me of one of my favourite games.
Yes!
Also, Ballblazer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tkwWD_BWWQ
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I thought you Euro-people were supposed to be good at soccer?
:P
:P
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This game is just such a fantastic concept. Easy to play, hard to master.
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Quoting: niarbehtI thought you Euro-people were supposed to be good at soccer?And we call it football, because you use foot to kick the ball. I have no idea why you call this rugby like game with this term...
:P
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A tip to help you out: You can use the X button(or Square on a PlayStation controller) to drift. Drifting is extremely useful for quickly positioning yourself and would have saved you on multiple occasions in that match.
Also, doing front flips can help get you across the map faster without boosting.
Last edited by Aimela on 11 September 2016 at 1:43 pm UTC
Also, doing front flips can help get you across the map faster without boosting.
Last edited by Aimela on 11 September 2016 at 1:43 pm UTC
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Last edited by TheGZeus on 11 September 2016 at 9:24 pm UTC
Last edited by TheGZeus on 11 September 2016 at 9:24 pm UTC
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Quoting: mcphailHa! Reminds me of one of my favourite games.
And here's the version I used to play on the Amiga - Projectyle:
https://youtu.be/LkgtDkAI8Lk?t=21m36s
Less tactical, because the fire button always rammed you towards the puck, but you could move around to line things up (if the other players let you!). Played hours of that with my two mates. Not many three-player party games out there, but this was classic.
[Edit: And back on topic - what a save at 2m 20, Liam! Magic!]
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