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In Roblox Volleyball Legends, the more you play, the better you get. At least you should be. However, there are a couple pro tips you can adopt that’ll help fast-track your skill in Roblox Volleyball Legends. Ultimately, it comes down to adjusting the way you play, or rather, the way you think you’re supposed to be playing. It’s not just about your own personal skill, but being a team player, too.
Your Movement Dictates the Direction of the Ball
Movement is incredibly important in Roblox Volleyball Legends because it dictates the direction the ball is going to travel. When you’re moving, imagine you have a line going straight out from the direction you’re looking!
Oh, and make use of the camera lock, too. You can toggle between free camera or locked. With a locked camera, you’ll strafe better, which is very helpful at keeping your body facing the right direction if and when the ball comes your way.
This goes for spiking and serving, too. To spike like a pro, tilting forward after you jump will lower the arc; leaning back has a higher chance of knocking the ball out of bounds.
Being a Team Player in Volleyball Legends
Pro tip: no one likes a ball hog. Yes, it’s cool to be the MVP at the end of the match, but this is a team game. Being a team player will help you win far more often (and earn more Yen) than trying to spike the ball, even when it isn’t a viable move.
Oftentimes, setting the ball is just as helpful as a spike; in fact, setting can give your side more time to set. Just remember: you can only hit the ball three consecutive times, per player.
Also, stick to your position. Don’t try to roam around a lot. If you play defense in your general area, assuming your team members are too, you’re giving the enemy team fewer openings.
Identify the Weakest Link and Strike
Any regular match in Roblox Volleyball Legends is going to have a mix of skill, assuming you aren’t playing Ranked. Maybe one or two players are going to be great, half will be decent, while the rest will be new or inexperienced players.
Whenever you serve or spike, try to aim towards the lower-level players, as they have a higher chance of being the weaker players. It sounds mean, but you’re here to win, not make friends.
You’ll also notice the more experienced players tend to stay in their zone, not hugging the net and hoping they can spike. That’ll create openings for you to exploit and (hopefully) score a point!
