Rocket League Breezi Flick Tutorial - Best Methods To Do Breezi Flick

Now the breezi flick is the perfect way to show off your finesse on the ground and while it might not be the best way to score in any situation, actually it can generate an insane amount of power and look good doing it. Here Aoeah.Com - your professional Rocket League items trading store gives you the best ways and tips on doing breezi flick in Rocket League. 

How To Breezi Flick In Rocket League Effectively?

When it comes to the breezi we would suggest you try not to learn the mechanic until you're sitting around the diamond level, this isn't to say you can't learn at a lower rank but you probably shouldn't. The breezi flick isn't easy, learning the motion for the move and actually being able to pull it off are two very different things and so you will need a decent amount of practice before you start bringing this into your games. Another thing you're going to need for the breezi flick in space. And space can be very difficult to find sometimes, this means you probably won't be using it in threes, maybe every now and then in twos but if you can actually find yourself some space in ones, you might have some luck. Hope the below tips will help you learn the skill in Rocket League, if you need cheap Rocket League items, welcome to get the best deal on our store.

Methods & Tips To Do Breezi Flick In Gaming

So actually getting into the breezi tutorial portion of this guide, there are two ways to perform this to our knowledge:

1. Breezi Flick Method 1 - Classic Breezi Flick

The first one is the one that everyone kind of teaches and the one that is mainly used. To learn this, jump into free play and move away from the ball. 

1) You need to start with just trying to get the motion down before you go anywhere near the ball. Something we want to quickly say before we get into the movement is that you need to hold jump and not just push it. Holding it ensures that you get far enough off the ground that you don't hit the front of your car when you start turning. Anyway, so the first part of the movement is a tornado spin, which means you will need to bind a directional arrow button either left or right. 

2) For those of you who don't know a tornado spin is when your directional air roll one way and holds the analog stick the other way. So if you use the arrow left, you need to hold the arrow left and push the analog stick to the right; or you use the air roll right and push the stick to the left. 

3) You tornado spin until you see the underside of your car like the underside of your car facing you and the nose facing upwards, at this point, you need to let go of directional air roll but you need to keep the analog stick held the same way, this stops your car from twisting in the air and sets it up into more of a musty flick position.

4) From here, you execute the final part which is the flick, the exact same way you would a musty flick which is to backflip.

Break it down into parts: first, just go over the tornado motion a few times, then once you're comfortable with that, go into the breezi tornado motion where you let go once the nose of the car is facing upwards and you can see the underside of the car, getting the timing down on this one might be a little tough so do take your time with it. From here on, work on just the motion and the timing of letting go of the directional air roll button and letting the car turn itself until it lines up into the musty click position. 

Now when you bring the ball into this it gets a whole lot harder:

1) Firstly, the ball should be positioned on your car towards the front end where it feels like it's about to come off the front, but still in control. It's really a feel thing and once you get one or two you'll start feeling where it needs to be. You'll also need to be moving with a little bit of speed to keep your momentum up once you go into the motion and you are no longer on the ground.

2) Lastly make sure you aren't going supersonic or this simply won't work. Now timing the shot by itself is one thing but getting all of the timing down with the ball is something else entirely. This can take some people weeks and take other people minutes, so don't feel bad if you don't get it immediately. Just watch over every time you attempt a shot, and try to figure out what part of it wasn't quite working for you, break it all down over and over with and without the ball, and remember that it's just going to take time. 

2. Breezi Flick Method 2 - Breezi Flick Variant

Now like we said there is a second way to go about doing this and it's a little more complicated but it feels way more consistent to some players. 

1) Essentially when you get to that point where you would normally let go of the directional air roll button, instead of just letting go and letting your car continue to rotate. 

2) You let go and you hold normal air roll then move your car into the musty position manually. This eliminates the issues with timing the rotation of your car to land perfectly in the musty position as the ball starts to drop. But is also harder to do the mechanic as it requires you to be very precise and very quick with your movements. 

3) Definitely try learning the breezi flick the original way first, but once you can get that down, if you want to start experimenting a little bit and pulling off what some people have said is like a flashier looking breezi flick, then move into this manual movement style and see if you can get it down. 

3. Breezi Flick Tips - Delaying The Flick

The last little thing we can talk about is delaying the shot which is when you hold down the analog stick just after you perform the backflip section for a split second and then release it. What this does is input the movement for a backflip which in this case is the movement for the musty flick section, sort of delays it because you're holding down on the analog stick straight away and then releases the momentum all at once which can result in some serious power. 

We know that sounds a little complicated when you say it like that, but if you just remember it as do everything and then as you execute the flip hold down on the analog stick and let it go straight after you kind of understand the time you're going to need for this delayed motion. Definitely, something to try out once you get the whole thing down. So the mechanic doesn't take too long to explain but can take ages to learn.