Volleyball Legends Twins Rework Update – Codes, Float Serve

Want to turn the weakest secret style into a match-winning playmaker? The Twins, long considered the most underwhelming secret in Volleyball Legends, are finally getting a much-needed rework. This Volleyball Legends Twins Rework Update guide will walk you through exactly what’s changing in the Twins rework update — and how to use it to your advantage.

Volleyball Legends Twins Rework Update – Codes, Float Serve

The Twins: From “Cheeks” to Clutch

Let’s be honest — when the Mia Twins dropped, most players were disappointed. Why?

• Their only ability was a mid-game stat switch between the spiker and setter twins.
• No unique serve.
• No new mechanics.
• No real edge over other secrets like Tilt or Oya Serve.

The community (and even top-tier players) labeled them as the weakest secret style in the game — not because they were unplayable, but because every other secret had something special… and the Twins simply didn’t.

What’s New in the Twins Update?

Here’s the game-changer:

The Twins are now the first secret style with TWO abilities.

New Ability: Float Serve

Name: Float Serve
Trigger: Back Tilt while Serving
Mechanic:

• Upon crossing the net, the ball slows down drastically.
• The ball also “floats” slightly left or right, depending on your back tilt direction.
• Meant to throw off timing and bait dives from opponents.

Why This Matters:

Imagine doing a regular jump serve — your opponent reads it, dives early…
But just as the ball crosses the net, it slows down and slightly drifts.

Result? Opponent misses. You’re up an ace.
This isn’t just a visual trick — it’s a gameplay mechanic designed to punish predictable receivers and force timing errors.

Float Serve Breakdown

Let’s break down how to use the Float Serve step-by-step:

1. Positioning: Stand on the back right or left corner to give yourself room.
2. Serve Type: Perform a Jump Serve, then immediately back tilt to trigger the Float Serve.
3. What Happens Next:
   • Ball crosses the net like normal.
   • As it reaches the opponent’s side, it slows rapidly and drifts directionally.
   • Opponents who dove early will likely be on cooldown, unable to recover in time.
4. Advanced Tip: If you’re serving right and back-tilt left, the ball will veer left after crossing the net. Use this to aim for empty space or catch out-of-position player

CODES

As always, some codes are only available for today to prevent botting

750K_MEMBERS = 5 Lucky Style Spins
UPDATE_20 = 5 Lucky Style Spins – AVAILABLE FOR 12 HOURS
TWINS_REWORK = 5 Lucky Ability Spins – AVAILABLE FOR 12 HOURS

Current Playstyle Still Applies

The Switch Ability (Switch between Spiker/Setter stats mid-match) remains part of the Twins’ toolkit.

Here’s how to use them effectively:

• Start as Setter if you want better Serve and Defense stats.
• Switch to Spiker mid-rally for stronger offensive plays like quick spikes or back attacks.

💡 Pro Tip: The Setter twin seems to have better Serve stats, making it the better choice when you’re on serve rotations — especially now with the Float Serve.

Strategy Tips After the Update

When to Use Float Serve:

• Early in the game to catch players off guard.
• Right after a timeout or point reset when players are adjusting.
• Against players who rely heavily on dive saves.

When to Switch Styles:

• Use Setter style for precise Float Serves and better backline defense.
• Switch to Spiker style for close-range finishing and counter blocks.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Overusing Back Tilt – Not every serve should be a Float Serve. Mix it up.
• Switching Twins too late – Timing is crucial. Switch before the rally tempo picks up.
• Back tilting while far back – Can send your shots flying out of bounds.

Before the update: Weakest secret in the game — mostly due to lack of unique mechanics.
After the update: Still not the strongest, but definitely viable and more competitive, especially for mind games and serve pressure.

The Float Serve adds a new layer of depth, making the Twins perfect for players who like precision, deception, and outplaying opponents with timing.

Now’s the best time to brush up on your Twins skills — play a few warm-up games using their current kit, then dominate the court once the rework drops.