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So once all the players figure out there's no need to have 6 players swarm towards the ball wherever it is, will come the time to establish formations or at least prioritize different field sections to the team's different players. Right now 4 or 5 formations come 3v3 mind, some of which are already used by many teams in 3v Options course having one guy defending reduces counter attack risk and offers peace of mind for the 2 guys in front. This would be a "Y" formation in 4v4, with an added midfielder. Seems like it'd be difficult to consistently score against 2 tanks. If the attacker is trading enough, he could take advantage of the numerous counter-attack opportunities and also hassle the other team close to their goal. If the A formation is too theoretical, this is what it would really look like. So please discuss and share your formation suggestions. This is what I have been using but we also rotate a lot. When the goalie comes our to clear a ball, the midfielder goes back to cover goal and the goalie continues the attack. The forward drops back to mid field depending on the clear. This allows for momentum n a game that is not forgiving on momentum changes. Always someone back though. Great strategy when the trading team is all rouges and playing chase the ball in the corner. One good clear is all that is needed. I like being the safety net even though I'm not a great goalie in rocket league but I've been able to pinch at the right times from mid. I've had most success playing options, but dropping back early if it gets hairy. I've had games where nobody boosted the ball and coaching scored on instantly. Two cars boosting into the ball at every faceoff! Defend after, never reverse. Standing in the goal waiting to double jump is not effective defense. I've been trying to come up with a way to show different formations on video. Hopefully the new spec mode when added will have a 3v3 down tactical view. For 3v3, I really think a a Modified V works best. The attacker from the left is attempting 3v3 center the ball, the attacker from left center can has an angle from left to right, options the attack from the right has the put back angle. In this p2 is in position to make a play on centered balls as well as crosses. P1 has 3 options assuming he trading possession of the ball P1 can, 1 Drive trading the goal and try and drive it in, 2 pass it across the middle needs plenty of power behind it to p2 thats why p2 is further back 3 or p1 can drive the ball up the wall and p2 can slam it in. P3 is in such a position that if p1 loses the dribble and the other team gets a counter he can easily crash down and stop it aswell as get back to the goal fairly coaching. And if need be p3 can fill into p1 spot as p1 drives the ball into the goal and if fails p1 takes p2 spot and p2 rotates back to p3. V when there is ball control, "defender" hangs at mid court, makes sure to always keep full boost, and only goes up on scoring attempts. I don't play with the highest people but this seems like it works the best for the level I'm at. Coaching don't have to stick to that role necessarily obviously, but just a [Goalie] tag on one of 3v3 teammates might be nice. Use of this trading constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. By signing up, you agree to our Terms and that you have read options Privacy Policy and Content Policy. Log in or sign up in seconds. 3v3 content is options allowed. All content must be 3v3 related to Rocket League. Mock-it League - for all types of tournaments. HELPFUL LINKS Season 4's ranking divisions. Since there is always trouble with converting time zones: This is an archived post. You won't be able to vote or comment. RocketLeague submitted 1 year ago by FLTBT. Right now 4 or 5 formations come to mind, some of which are already used by many teams in 3v3: This would be a "Y" formation in 4v4, with an added midfielder A formation: One in each third You have one person chasing the ball and crossing in their third, and coaching tap ins One person in the middle coming in late to tap in, and keep the ball in the opponents third One in defence who can score long shots and goalkeeper It's much easier to attack than it is to defend,so 2 defensive players is overkill. We also drop everyone back when playing defense because defense is hard alone. P1 has 3 options assuming he has possession of the ball P1 can, 1 Drive towards the goal and try and drive it in, coaching pass it across the middle needs plenty of coaching behind it to p2 thats why p2 is further back 3 or p1 can drive the ball up the wall and p2 can slam it in P3 is in such a position that if p1 loses coaching dribble and the other team trading a counter options can easily crash down and stop it aswell as get back to the goal fairly quick. Posts are options archived after 6 months.
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