Rocket League Season 12 Live
The highly anticipated Season 12 patch notes are now live, bringing an exciting wave of changes and improvements to Rocket League. This update introduces the Porsche 911 Turbo to Rocket Pass, as well as the dynamic “New Tokyo (Hacked)” arena. Season 11 rewards are being distributed to eligible players, and the launch of the Season 12 tournament is sure to spark fierce competition.
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Season 12 Stage 1 challenges are ready to test your skills, and the competitive playlists have received their customary soft reset. With these patch notes, Rocket League fans can dive into a new gaming experience that enhances their rocket-powered soccer adventure in the latest season.
Rocket League Season 12 Patch Notes
Rocket League version 2.32 was released on September 5, 2023 across multiple platforms, including the Epic Games Store, PlayStation, Steam, Switch, and Xbox, as a preparation update for Season 12, with detailed patch notes expected at launch release. The new season will kick off on September 6, 2023.
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new content
new arena
- “Neo Tokyo (Hacked)” is now available in private matches, training sessions and freerolls
Changes and updates
championship arena
- Champions Field has been updated to include the RLCS 2022-23 World Championship Team Vitality Banner
BUG fix
- The trim on the Cyclone black variant now looks the same color as other black-painted vehicles
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a new project popup showing “None” appearing and causing UI navigation to stop working in some cases
- “XP Upgrade” now only appears when an upgrade occurs
- [Switch] Leaving a match no longer causes the game to randomly freeze
- Switching tabs no longer causes blueprint thumbnails to disappear
- Fixed an issue where unranked split-screen guest accounts could be added to casual matches while the match was still filling.
- The brightness of Fast and Furious Nissan Skyline “2Bold” decals is now consistent across shader quality options
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rocket league
Rocket League is a fun video game where you drive a car equipped with rockets to play soccer. It is made by a company called Psyonix and was first launched in 2015. You can play it on different gaming systems such as PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch.
The game can be played by yourself or with friends, either in the same room or online. You can even play with people using different gaming systems. Rocket League is the follow-up to another game called Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket Powered Tanks, which became very popular because it was exciting and easy to understand. It’s free and a lot of people love it, making it one of the best video games.
rocket league gameplay
In Rocket League you can drive cool cars with rockets and play a special kind of football game. You use your car to hit a big ball into the other team’s goal. It’s like football, but with cars and a lot of excitement. You can make your car jump and fly to hit the ball, and you can also drive super fast through special spots on the course.
You can also use boosters to move around or crash into other vehicles to stop them. Matches are short, usually five minutes, and if there’s a draw you get overtime. You can play with just one person or with a large group. There are different modes, such as competitive mode, where you can try to get better and show off your skills. Rocket League isn’t just about winning; It’s about having fun and making awesome moves with your rocket car.
Rocket League Season 12 Trailer
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