https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kthv7D_zPcw

MEANWHILE, AT JUSTICE LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS…

...We’re bringing more of the DC Comics family to Rocket League next month!

Our latest licensed premium DLC is bringing a league of your favorite superheroes to the Rocket League universe! The DC Super Heroes DLC Pack comes with TWO of your favorite Gotham City rides -- the classic '89 Batmobile AND the roof-cruising The Dark Knight Rises Tumbler made famous in The Dark Knight Trilogy.

But we’re bringing more than just the Batmobiles to the game with this DLC pack, so check out the full list of included customization items (sorted by hero) below!

• Aquaman -- Decal (Breakout), and Player Banner
• Batman -- Decal (Paladin), and Player Banner
• Cyborg -- Decal (Roadhog), and Player Banner
• Flash -- Speed Force Boost, Wheels, Decal (Venom), and Player Banner
• Green Arrow -- Decal (Hotshot), and Player Banner
• Green Lantern -- Decal (Merc), and Player Banner
• Superman -- Decal (Octane), and Player Banner
• Wonder Woman -- Wheels, Decal (X-Devil), and Player Banner
• DC Comics -- Player Banner

The DC Super Heroes DLC Pack arrives on March 5 for USD $3.99 or regional equivalent. The DLC requires a copy of Rocket League to use and game is sold separately, so make sure you have what you need before you pick the new pack up!

NOTE: If three of these items look familiar, The Flash Wheels, Player Banner, and DC Comics Player Banner were previously available in the re-released "Collector's Edition" of Rocket League distributed by Warner Bros. Interactive earlier this year.

Let us know which DC hero you’re most excited to represent on Twitter, Facebook, and our subreddit!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kthv7D_zPcw

MEANWHILE, AT JUSTICE LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS…

...We’re bringing more of the DC Comics family to Rocket League next month!

Our latest licensed premium DLC is bringing a league of your favorite superheroes to the Rocket League universe! The DC Super Heroes DLC Pack comes with TWO of your favorite Gotham City rides -- the classic '89 Batmobile AND the roof-cruising The Dark Knight Rises Tumbler made famous in The Dark Knight Trilogy.

But we’re bringing more than just the Batmobiles to the game with this DLC pack, so check out the full list of included customization items (sorted by hero) below!

• Aquaman -- Decal (Breakout), and Player Banner
• Batman -- Decal (Paladin), and Player Banner
• Cyborg -- Decal (Roadhog), and Player Banner
• Flash -- Speed Force Boost, Wheels, Decal (Venom), and Player Banner
• Green Arrow -- Decal (Hotshot), and Player Banner
• Green Lantern -- Decal (Merc), and Player Banner
• Superman -- Decal (Octane), and Player Banner
• Wonder Woman -- Wheels, Decal (X-Devil), and Player Banner
• DC Comics -- Player Banner

The DC Super Heroes DLC Pack arrives on March 5 for USD $3.99 or regional equivalent. The DLC requires a copy of Rocket League to use and game is sold separately, so make sure you have what you need before you pick the new pack up!

NOTE: If three of these items look familiar, The Flash Wheels, Player Banner, and DC Comics Player Banner were previously available in the re-released "Collector's Edition" of Rocket League distributed by Warner Bros. Interactive earlier this year.

Let us know which DC hero you’re most excited to represent on Twitter, Facebook, and our subreddit!

EDIT: Wow that was fast! Our Friends List is already full. Thank you to everyone who acted so quickly!

Hi everyone! In order to help with internal testing and QA, we need a Steam account with hundreds of friends on its Friends List!

How can you help? By adding the account below to your Steam Friends List!

[Link Removed]

Please note that this account will not respond to messages or any other type of request -- we simply need a high volume of friends in order to help with testing before future updates. Thank you, and have a great weekend!

-Devin Connors
Community Manager, Rocket League/Psyonix

EDIT: Wow that was fast! Our Friends List is already full. Thank you to everyone who acted so quickly!

Hi everyone! In order to help with internal testing and QA, we need a Steam account with hundreds of friends on its Friends List!

How can you help? By adding the account below to your Steam Friends List!

[Link Removed]

Please note that this account will not respond to messages or any other type of request -- we simply need a high volume of friends in order to help with testing before future updates. Thank you, and have a great weekend!

-Devin Connors
Community Manager, Rocket League/Psyonix

Hi everyone! We hope you’re all enjoying Competitive Season 7 so far, along with the Season 6 Reward Wheels. Starting, well, today, we plan on following every Content or Feature Update with a post to talk about issues that came up with that update (in this case, Rocket League v1.41) as well as address some issues we see you talking about on Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, and beyond.

Now that the February Update is out in the wild, we’re working on a Mini Update (along with the Spring Update and Tournaments Beta) that we’re aiming to release on March 5. This Mini Update would address several known issues you may be aware of, including:

• Change Preset not working on the Endgame screen
• Division/Rank Up or Down not displaying on the Endgame screen
• Controller vibration strength

The Mini Update is only targeting a few issues on our radar, while our Spring (March/ April) Update will contain additional bug fixes for multiple platforms.


We’re a little over a week into Season 7 and many of you have completed your placement matches. We’ve seen some feedback on our soft reset format and we don’t want you to feel there’s unnecessary chaos during placements. With new seasons, we increase your ability to change ranks after the reset and this will naturally cause you to run into some players who were previously above or below your rank. This is totally normal and gives everyone a chance to recalibrate.

That said, we do handle Champion ranks and above a little differently, and we wanted to dig into that reasoning a little bit here. We clamp the skill of Champions and above down to a skill ceiling between seasons around Diamond 3 / Champion 1 and let them climb back to higher ranks during placement and beyond. This measure is necessary to keep the top end of the skill curve manageable and to avoid it inflating season over season.  

This does cause some churn at those ranks that we’re discussing how to mitigate for future seasons. In the short term, this up-and-down is temporary and should settle sooner than later.


Speaking of Competitive Seasons, our Season 6 Wheels were sent out with the February Update to all of you who qualified for Rewards. Keeping in line with previous seasons, we also revoked these Wheels from a number of accounts that were found to be abusing the matchmaking system. Matchmaking abuse may include boosting, being boosted by another player, win-trading, and other irregular activity.




Of course we saved the best news for last! First, we’re making a change with the Tsunami Beam Boost that came with the Victory Crate last week. After the February Update went live, we realized that Tsunami Beam had a chance of dropping with the Cobalt paint color. As Cobalt Tsunami Beam is very close to the original, we are removing all Cobalt-Painted Tsunami Beams and replacing them with Sky Blue-Painted variants. This will be automatic, will happen regardless if you received it as a drop or via trade, and is happening right now.

Next, we’re happy to share the update we’re making to the Season 6 Diamond Wheel! We’ve taken in your feedback and addressed the Wheel’s look accordingly -- take a look at the Wheel below and let us know what you think on the Subreddit and on Facebook or Twitter. Thank you, and enjoy the Tournaments Beta next week!

 

Hi everyone! We hope you’re all enjoying Competitive Season 7 so far, along with the Season 6 Reward Wheels. Starting, well, today, we plan on following every Content or Feature Update with a post to talk about issues that came up with that update (in this case, Rocket League v1.41) as well as address some issues we see you talking about on Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, and beyond.

Now that the February Update is out in the wild, we’re working on a Mini Update (along with the Spring Update and Tournaments Beta) that we’re aiming to release on March 5. This Mini Update would address several known issues you may be aware of, including:

• Change Preset not working on the Endgame screen
• Division/Rank Up or Down not displaying on the Endgame screen
• Controller vibration strength

The Mini Update is only targeting a few issues on our radar, while our Spring (March/ April) Update will contain additional bug fixes for multiple platforms.


We’re a little over a week into Season 7 and many of you have completed your placement matches. We’ve seen some feedback on our soft reset format and we don’t want you to feel there’s unnecessary chaos during placements. With new seasons, we increase your ability to change ranks after the reset and this will naturally cause you to run into some players who were previously above or below your rank. This is totally normal and gives everyone a chance to recalibrate.

That said, we do handle Champion ranks and above a little differently, and we wanted to dig into that reasoning a little bit here. We clamp the skill of Champions and above down to a skill ceiling between seasons around Diamond 3 / Champion 1 and let them climb back to higher ranks during placement and beyond. This measure is necessary to keep the top end of the skill curve manageable and to avoid it inflating season over season.  

This does cause some churn at those ranks that we’re discussing how to mitigate for future seasons. In the short term, this up-and-down is temporary and should settle sooner than later.


Speaking of Competitive Seasons, our Season 6 Wheels were sent out with the February Update to all of you who qualified for Rewards. Keeping in line with previous seasons, we also revoked these Wheels from a number of accounts that were found to be abusing the matchmaking system. Matchmaking abuse may include boosting, being boosted by another player, win-trading, and other irregular activity.




Of course we saved the best news for last! First, we’re making a change with the Tsunami Beam Boost that came with the Victory Crate last week. After the February Update went live, we realized that Tsunami Beam had a chance of dropping with the Cobalt paint color. As Cobalt Tsunami Beam is very close to the original, we are removing all Cobalt-Painted Tsunami Beams and replacing them with Sky Blue-Painted variants. This will be automatic, will happen regardless if you received it as a drop or via trade, and is happening right now.

Next, we’re happy to share the update we’re making to the Season 6 Diamond Wheel! We’ve taken in your feedback and addressed the Wheel’s look accordingly -- take a look at the Wheel below and let us know what you think on the Subreddit and on Facebook or Twitter. Thank you, and enjoy the Tournaments Beta next week!

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pESqfUKaBb8
We’re building organized competition into Rocket League, and we need your help to test it!

Ahead of its official release on all platforms in our Spring Update, the 'Tournaments Beta' version of Rocket League will be available for download on Steam starting Wednesday, February 21, with the beta ending on Friday, February 23. The beta is purpose-built to help us test functionality and the new UI we have created for the Tournaments system. Check out the trailer for the Tournaments Beta up top!

How do you get into the beta? Easy! If you own a copy of Rocket League on Steam, all you’ll need to do, starting February 21, is 1) go to your Steam Library on your computer and right-click Rocket League, 2) choose ‘Properties,’ 3) click the ‘BETAS’ tab in the pop-up window, and 4) choose ‘Tournaments Beta’ from the drop-down list. After closing the pop-up window, your Steam client will update Rocket League to the beta.



Once you have the Tournaments Beta downloaded, you will be able to create your own tournaments and join competitions created by other players.

A few things to keep in mind if you want in on the beta:

• The ‘Tournaments Beta’ version of Rocket League replaces the ‘Live’ version you already have installed, but it will NOT erase your XP, inventory, replays, or other player data.
  • Your control configuration and some audio and video settings may change.
• Competitive Playlists will not be available in the Tournaments Beta.
  • Other functionality may also be limited.
• Once the Tournaments Beta is over, or at anytime during the beta if you want to hop into a Competitive Playlist, simply go back to the ‘BETAS’ tab in the menu we mentioned above, choose ‘NONE - Opt out of all beta programs,’ from the same drop-down list, and Steam will download the latest ‘Live’ version of Rocket League.
• There is no cross-platform functionality in the Tournaments Beta.
• Beta start time: 10am PST on February 21
• Beta end time: 5pm PST on February 23

We’ll be taking in all of your feedback about the beta on our Subreddit, as well as our Facebook and Twitter pages.

Oh, and that new logo you spied in the trailer up above? We’re going to be celebrating the 10th anniversary of Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars all year long, so look for the logo in all of our trailers throughout 2018!