Rocket League , the free-to-play vehicular soccer game by Psyonix, is continuously getting support even after six years since its launch. The developer released a small patch yesterday for all platforms, and it went live at 7 a.m. EST. It fixed several platform-related bugs and the 120 FPS support bug on PS5.
The 120 FPS support was added via a previous update. However, due to a bug, it didn’t work for some players. From now on, the “duplicate login detected” message will no longer pop up. Some crashing issues on Windows 7 are addressed, and Custom Tournaments will now be shown in Tournament Browser. Many pending friend requests will not lock up the game anymore.
The complete patch notes are mentioned below.
BUG FIXES
- [PlayStation 5] 120 FPS support is now available when using the correct cables and display
- Visit our support website for full details
- Players should no longer see a “duplicate login detected” message in error
- Game will no longer lock up if you have a large number of pending friend requests
- [Nintendo Switch] Fixed issues with game performance when trading with other players
- Fixed a bug causing incorrect Rank to display after matches
- Fixed a game lock-up scenario unique to some older account types
- DMCA-protected songs will no longer play if manually selected when Streamer Safe is enabled
- Fixed a bug causing song titles to display incorrectly when playing Rocket League in any language besides English
- Fixed a bug preventing Custom Tournaments from appearing in the Tournament Browser
- Fixed a bug causing players on Windows 7 to crash
- Fixed a volume issue with the "SMLE & Athena - ETERNAL" music track
- "NASCAR" Player Banner now correctly displays in inventory if previously owned
Rocket League has also received a plethora of content thanks to Season 4. You can read about it over here.
So what do you think? Are you interested in any of these changes? Are there any other bugs that you want the developer to address? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
