Psyonix is on the point of launch Rocket League as a unfastened-to-play game. And while the developers are making ready for it, the organisation Rocket League Prices released more information today about the revamp coming to tournaments, seasons, and ranked mode. This consists of the addition of cross-platform progression for the game, so one can allow players to keep their stage, tools, and ranks throughout all the structures that Rocket League is playable on.

Starting with seasons, Competitive Seasons, Competitive Tournaments, and the Rocket Pass will all observe the equal schedule once Rocket League is going unfastened-to-play. This manner the Rocket Pass will now not be its personal, numbered entity and will instead be an extension of anything season is going on the time. So while season one goes stay, the corresponding Rocket Pass and Competitive Season may also release on the equal time. 

As for the Competitive Season, Psyonix is adding a new pinnacle rank above Grand Champion and splitting the previous pinnacle mark into specific ranks: Grand Champion 1, Grand Champion 2, and Grand Champion 3. Anyone presently ranked in Grand Champion can be located in Grand Champion 1 relying on how they do in their new placement matches. 

Supersonic Legend is the most recent rank, sitting at the height of the Rocket League mountain. Both Grand Champion and Supersonic Legend could have their very own set of unique season rewards at the end of each season, in addition to rank-precise titles. MMR will nonetheless be displayed inside RL Prices the Playlist menu once you hit Grand Champion 1.