The current first-party Realistic Street Soccer description confirms that Q activates Dribble on PC, but it does not publish a complete Skill Moves catalog. A detailed independent index updated August 30, 2026 documents eleven move names and reports that each shop entry costs 600 Coins. Treat that inventory as Community reported until the name, price, rarity, preview, and equipped behavior match your live shop.
This page does not reproduce the source’s tier list. A fixed rank can become stale and does not tell you whether an animation fits your timing. Use the names as a lookup, choose by movement job, and verify the item card before spending.
Currently documented move names
The list is a dated community snapshot, not a claim that no other move exists. If the live shop adds, removes, renames, or reprices an entry, the game is current. Do not interpret an absent community-listed move as a hidden unlock without evidence.
Check the live shop before spending
Open the current customization or Skill Moves panel shown by the game. Select the item without purchasing and read the complete card. Record the displayed name, Coin cost, rarity label, preview, ownership state, and equip action. If the preview is unavailable, wait for a practice opportunity instead of buying solely from a description.
The independent index reports 600 Coins for all eleven entries, but that value is not first-party confirmed here and can change. Compare the live balance before and after a purchase. Coins are not Robux, and a Skill Move is not the same product as the paid Game Passes in the Items hub.
Choose by movement job
Group the live previews into jobs rather than tiers. A lateral shift helps when the defender blocks the forward lane. A turn helps when pressure arrives straight ahead and support sits behind. A flick or lifting motion may beat an early challenge but can expose the ball after landing. A longer acrobatic move needs more space and may delay the next pass.
Pick the problem you face most often. If you lose the ball because you cannot reverse safely, test a compact turn. If defenders close straight at you, compare a lateral action with a forward flick. If your normal Q timing is not reliable, start with the shortest preview rather than the busiest animation.
Test a move in three stages
First, use it in open space and note where the avatar and ball finish. Second, ask a teammate to shadow without tackling and learn the visual cue. Third, allow one active challenge and add an immediate exit pass. A move that works only in the first stage is not ready for a match.
Repeat the test from both sides. Observe whether the input direction is camera-relative, avatar-relative, or fixed by the animation. The official description confirms Q as the PC dribble action but does not publish cancel windows or directional rules, so record what your current client actually does.
Compare value without a fixed tier list
Use four questions: Does the move solve a common duel? Can you control its finish position? How quickly can you pass or shoot afterward? Can a patient defender simply wait for it? A reliable answer across those questions is more valuable than rarity alone.
Long animations may create a spectacular clip but allow a second defender to arrive. Short movements may look ordinary and still preserve possession. Test in the mode you play: 4v4 compresses recovery time, while 7v7 can offer more width but introduces more off-ball pressure.
Avoid common buying mistakes
Buying the rarest label
Rarity describes the shop classification, not your control or the current matchup. Preview movement first.
Trusting a fixed community tier
Balance and player habits change. Judge the move against your own repeatable drill and current version.
Spending before checking price
The 600-Coin value is community reported. Read the live card and balance before confirming.
Testing only in open space
Add a shadow defender and an exit pass. A duel move needs pressure to reveal its value.
Chaining every move
One successful change should lead to a pass, sprint, or shot. Extra animations give defenders time to recover.
Using scripts to unlock moves
Do not use executors or modified clients. The official experience warns that exploiting can ban connected accounts.
Build a small dependable set
Learn one turn, one lateral change, and one answer to an early tackle if the current shop supports those roles. You do not need every entry to play well. Keep the action that produces the highest number of completed exits, then add another only when it solves a different problem.
For the tactical foundation, read the dribbling guide. For shots after a successful lane change, use the curve-shot guide. Those pages focus on decisions that stay useful even when a move name or shop price changes.
Evidence level and source
- Official: Q is the PC Dribble input in the Roblox experience description, checked September 5, 2026.
- Community reported: the eleven names and uniform 600-Coin price come from the Bloxodes Skill Moves index updated August 30, 2026. Live shop confirmation is still required; its subjective tiers are not adopted here.