how many hours needed to get diamond 1?

[deffi_16]

i have ~120h in RL, and my max rank platinum 3 div 3, is it good or bad?
and i wanna listen to other players, which rank you has in 100-150h in game.

[BigJones]

thats pretty decent but there is a huge skillgap in RL, like diamond champ is a huge gap most people get stuck in diamond

[Kevin]

bronze 1 and - 300 mmr

[꧁Midnight Bacon꧂]

thats a good place to be for 120h, still stuck in d3/c1 and i have like 1.8k+ but I don't practice or have any mechanics lol... just good game sense and rotation/placement.

[TheVioP]

Bro it doesnt have anything to do with how many hours, theres people that get to that level sooner than others, for example, i have 1250 hours and im champ 2, and theres people with 1000 hours in gc so... it depends

[Rayquandia]

Originally posted by 김제니:

i have ~120h in RL, and my max rank platinum 3 div 3, is it good or bad?
and i wanna listen to other players, which rank you has in 100-150h in game.

very good, i had like silver or gold at that time

[Etsu]

I was D3 at 200 hours but C2 at 1,750 hours so as I'm sure everyone says, it depends on the person and how you play the game. I for one am not mechanical in the slightest and whiff aerials a bunch but my ground play is pretty solid.

[Meatloaf Cocktail]

Peaked at GC1 around 250h. Mostly C1-C3 now at 400h.

It's not about hours played really, skill doesn't equal time played. Playing for 3000h won't magically get you higher ranks.

[AJYXQ]

Originally posted by Meatloaf Cocktail:

Peaked at GC1 around 250h. Mostly C1-C3 now at 400h.

It's not about hours played really, skill doesn't equal time played. Playing for 3000h won't magically get you higher ranks.

I can attest to this. Hit 3000h on PC and have several hundred on console. Highest was champ 1 in 3's and champ 3 div 4 in rumble.

Originally posted by 김제니:

i have ~120h in RL, and my max rank platinum 3 div 3, is it good or bad?
and i wanna listen to other players, which rank you has in 100-150h in game.

Plat 3 at 120h is good considering that due to the length of time the games been released, lower ranks have been increasing in skill and are much higher than they used to be. (without forgetting F2P) but everyone is different and I highly doubt most people (including me) will ever get to GC no matter how much they play.

[(Clever Name Here)]

Only took me a couple hundred. Now I'm at 5,000+ and can't get to Champ. lol. I am forever in Diamond because I am trash.

[Shiro♌]

My rank, huh.. Probably Gold something.. But there were less players, so getting to the higher ranks was much more difficult.
The servers have worked as expected and without any delays, and there were actually mature players who have refused to give up early. They were playing the game, whereas the current playerbase kinda.. You know, throws tantrums like children and expect to get away with it.

From what I have noticed when I was playing Rocket League, my rank has been steadily increased, despite the fact that I haven't improved at all.
It's all caused by the amount of players playing during each Season, so I'd even go ahead and claim that the Gold rank back in the day is equal to the nowadays' Diamond I, maybe even Diamond II, Rising Star from the third Season being equal to Diamond I for sure, but nothing above..
.. And, that the nowadays' Platinum is barely equal to the Gold rank.. It's probably even lower.

I mean, it doesn't so bad to almost get into Diamond after such a short time.. But, you're the one who tells whether you do feel like you belong there, right?
Play some matches, see if you know what're the players doing and whether you can clearly predict their moves, possibly even interrupt them.
If I base it on your playtime alone, I do strongly doubt that you can actually be a match for Diamond players.. But if you have no issues predicting their moves and feel like you can relax while playing matches at that rank, you do clearly belong there and shouldn't have any issues holding yourself there, even if you get on the Xth loss streak in a row.

[Kaiser.]

This comment is late, but @김제니 everyone advances to ranks at different times. Other people are naturals, and simply rank up quick.. others are slower. 120hrs is perfectly fine at where you are. Just keep playing the game, and you'll rank up.

[LaggyLagg]

Originally posted by Yuikoe:

This comment is late

i'm that close from calling you out for necroing a post from last year ;)

[Kaiser.]

Originally posted by LaggyLagg:

Originally posted by Yuikoe:

This comment is late

i'm that close from calling you out for necroing a post from last year ;)

You don't ever want to meet me on the streets, watch what you say *puffs up chest*. YEAH! Back up!

[Kiirozu]

Hours doesn't mean anything. I've seen people with well over 1000 hrs that are as bad as someone who starts up the game for the first time. Quantity doesn't equal to quality. Plat is a generic rank, even brain dead people achieve it somehow.

[Louise]

Originally posted by 김제니:

i have ~120h in RL, and my max rank platinum 3 div 3, is it good or bad?
and i wanna listen to other players, which rank you has in 100-150h in game.

It really varies per player. Some people learn faster than others. Some people use proper practice routines where others just blindly queue comp like a bonehead.

You can't really link a rank to hours played. It doesn't matter. 1000 hours of just playing matches is nothing compared to 100 hours of solid practice routines.
Overall I would say hitting high plat after 100-150 hours is not too bad.

What I would suggest is to solely focus on your own gameplay, game sense, mechanics and overal knowledge of the game. Don't compare yourself to other players in a sense of hours played vs rank.

Also above everything... Rank doesn't matter. It does not define you. Focus on getting better and your rank will naturally follow.