Flipping to speed up allows your car to move quickly and change direction more
effectively. This is essential for offense, defense, and positioning. Flipping momentum
influences your
ability to control the ball or object you're interacting with. In many games, maintaining
momentum helps you manipulate the game's physics to your advantage.
Momentum and keeping speed
Maintaining momentum helps you get to the right places on the field or map, both in anticipation
of offensive opportunities and to react defensively to the opponent's plays. When things don't
go as planned, having momentum enables you to recover more swiftly. Whether you've been bumped
by an opponent or missed a play, maintaining momentum helps you regain control and stay in the
action.
Early Boost Management
In games where boost is a resource, maintaining momentum can help you conserve boost, as you can
use less boost when you already have some momentum. This can be crucial for extended plays and
defensive situations. Maintaining momentum allows you to keep the pace of play high, catch
opponents off guard, and make more dynamic plays. It can be a significant competitive advantage.