Rocket League DOWN: Server Status Newer than Psyonix | Games | entertainment
Rocket League servers are crashing tonight on a number of large platforms, leaving players unable to play multiplayer matches.
Psyonix developers’ latest findings are that they are aware of blackouts and are looking to make an impact on PlayStation, Xbox, PC and Nintendo Switch players once again online.
The issues have lasted for over an hour, and there is currently no expected time when things will come back online for Rocket League players.
A message from Psyonix says: “We recognize the resurgence of online problems. We are working to restore full access as quickly as possible.”
And the latest update of the situation is not much different, as it tells the players: “We are continuing to investigate the issue and will update you on any changes in the situation.”
Thousands of reports are still coming in regarding the current outage, but those reports are declining, which means things may be back online soon.
The hiatus comes on the day of the release of Rocket League Season 2, which is available on all platforms.
The description of the official patch notes for Rocket League Season 2 reads: “The next season of Rocket League will celebrate everything related to music with a new Rocket Pass, a new Arena, a new customization option called Player Anthems, new music and content from famous artist Kaskade, and much more!
“The Rocket Pass is preparing for the main stage, and the star of the show is the latest car, the R3MX. This sleek new design is ready for all frequencies and unlocks instantly with Rocket Pass Premium, and the final combination R3MX GXT, awaiting Level 70.
“Check out every beat of this Rocket Pass on the homepage that features new stickers like Filiformer and EQ-RL, wheels like Woofer and MTRX, Riser and Light Show Goal blasts. In addition to some items, for the first time featured on Rocket Pass will Beats and flashes to the beat of the menu and Arena music!
“Once you have your new R3MX ready for showtime, it’s time to hit Neon Fields, the newest arena for Rocket League. The doors of Neon Fields will open around the same time Season Two starts live on December 9, and you can find it on playlists online and Select it in the special matches. Check it out in all its beauty in the screenshots below and in the trailer. “
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