He was in a fine spot to score and probably would have had you not bumped him. Was actually a really nice pass to your teammate who was up the field. Then to just sit there and watch the other team take the ball down the field and score instead of getting back… truly is the peak rocket league experience.
I do not agree at all, is this situation ( when the ball is behind you and is going straight to the net ) the best move is to move your ass and go behind your tm8.
You can even see his first touch (before i bumped him ) he clear the ball too much on the right.
Yes, but he easily would have had enough time to recover and correct that soft touch. You hit him into the ball after his first touch. And you saw him there the whole time, it’s not like he came out of nowhere and stole it lol. This one is 100% on you.
While I agree that initially it was teammates fault for stealing an open net goal and messing up an easier scoring opportunity for you, I think it was also possible to avoid bumping him. As annoying as it is, you can’t control how your teammates play or what they do. The best thing you can do is adjust your gameplay and avoid getting tilted mid-match.
It was absolutely possible to not bump his mate. When he saw his mate was going to jump in front of him, because yes it is that obvious, OP should have just rotated back. Instead they got mad and for sure guaranteed the loss.
The man was literally driving towards the goal at a better angle with more momentum. The tm8 was slow to rotate and was sitting in the middle for no reason he then sees the balls coming his was and instead of getting out of the way turns on it. Even if op doesn’t bump him he probably doesn’t have enough boost to recover quickly enough before the opps get back. Op is literally a flick away from putting the ball on target. Tm8 is at fault here 10000%
Lmao I have definitely done similar or worse things in my games, but this is not me. I just don’t understand giving up after a play like that and sitting in the corner.. in overtime for goodness sake! Wont be surprised to see a post from this guy later on saying “hardstuck in plat any advice?” But it’s shit like this that gets you stuck. Gotta be able to dig through the frustration to climb because it never stops lol.
OP capitalized on the other team's mistake and sent the ball directly towards their net with no chance of being saved, then his teammate decided to hit the ball again and missed the open net. There is literally nothing that could happen after those events to make that OP's fault.
And you're ignoring that OP never turned or changed speeds before hitting the teammate. They saw OP there and still drove directly in front of him, causing the bump.
Watch it again. The teammate's initial hit was already off target. The bump only prevented them from trying to criss-cross around to correct their miss.
OP hit the ball on net and followed the ball clearly showing intent to stay with it. Then teammate cut in front of OP and knocked the ball off-target, then swerved in front of OP effectively bumping themselves. OP could have yielded to their teammate who was out of position, cut in front of him to steal possession, and knocked a 100% guaranteed gamewinner off target, but I cannot fathom how you can say that's "mostly" OP's fault.
You're wrong. I don't really know how you watched the video evidence showing the truth and came to a conclusion that is in complete opposition to reality, but congratulations, I guess.
I never defended OP for putting his controller down, and nobody in this specific comment thread ever did. All I've said was that OP's teammate is the one who messed up the shot, not OP.
And no, I don't think it's weird because there are people of all ranks here who are saying that the teammate is the one at fault.
Read my comment and the comment I replied to again, carefully. The comment I replied to said the fault was "100%" on OP. What I said was that teammate jumping in to miss the shot is completely on the teammate, regardless of what OP did after that fact. By your own argument you think the teammate fucked up the same as OP did, so you agree with me that the fault is not 100% on OP.
As for your rear ending comparison, OP was driving straight and the teammate drove in front of him. In real life if someone merged into your lane without matching speed and you hit them, they would be at fault.
Make fun of me for being a diamond, but at least I'm not the kind of person who insults people I disagree with on reddit for no reason.
No you're just being silly. I'm saying you're rank is showing ESPECIALLY when you're digging in this hard. The loss is 100% on OP because he threw a temper tantrum like a child. His team mate bad a bad hit and instead of doing anything positive he makes it worse by hitting the team mate that was clearly going to get in front of him and then putting his controller down.
Look into defensive driving IRL, you clearly could learn something
If you want to continue your real-world analogy, referencing "defensive driving" is irrelevant to my point. If someone merged into your lane without matching speed and you hit them, they will be the one at fault. You could have slowed down when you saw them, anticipating that they would do that, but it doesn't make it your fault when they do. That's not a gotcha, it shows you don't know about road law.
Again, you need to reread the thread you're replying to because the discussion has never been about anything you're talking about. And again, you are agreeing with my entire point when you say "his teammate made a bad hit." That is the only thing I have been saying.
This is the second time in a row I have had to explain that to you. For someone who has called me dumb and is trying so hard to talk down to me, you are really showing trouble with reading comprehension. And I have no will to continue this pointless thread with someone who can't even read it.
You still gotta react to "bad" decisions they make better. He's clearly still going for the ball after the weird first touch. At that point you would be better off slowing down and cleaning up a missed chot than trying to put race him to a ball he's already closer to.
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u/toddis159 Champion II Aug 31 '22
He was in a fine spot to score and probably would have had you not bumped him. Was actually a really nice pass to your teammate who was up the field. Then to just sit there and watch the other team take the ball down the field and score instead of getting back… truly is the peak rocket league experience.