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How to rank up in Dark Roll: Free Kick Challenge

By J a m i s o n

In this in-depth guide I will be teaching you the step by step process of how to efficiently rank up in the game Dark Roll: Free Kick Challenge! If you find this guide helpful please thumbs up, favourite the guide or waste your steam points awarding it, thank you!

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15 Aug, 2021 @ 4:08pm

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Step 1.

Win 5 or 6 games in a row and you will not rank up.

Step 2.

Lose a single game by 1 goal and derank.

Step 3.

Come to terms with the fact that there is no ranking up in this game.

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J a m i s o n [author] 16 Aug, 2021 @ 12:55pm

Yeah I used crystal for quite a while until I discovered the Dragon ball. And to unlock balls you just need to play through the single player challenges. Theres a couple other ways to unlock them though.

that is so raven 16 Aug, 2021 @ 2:55am

I dont know what the criterias are for unlocking balls, but I have only unlocked about 6 of them and Crystal to be really stable for beginners. It has good stats on paper and Ive won my way to Bronze 2 with it.
You agree?

J a m i s o n [author] 15 Aug, 2021 @ 9:57pm

In all seriousness, if you want real advice for low ranks.

1. Focus on shooting anywhere on target instead of trying to get a boomer past the keeper. That alone will win you games at bronze.
2. Try out the single player challenges for practice and to unlock balls, try out each ball and inevitably decide on Dragon. Its very well rounded (no pun intended).
3. I think using a dark skin on your ball helps you blend in with the goal as a keeper, to where its harder for them to see you with their peripheral vision, and when you're shooting its harder to see which direction you're shooting.

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