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Rocket League Update 1.33 Now Live; Patch Notes Inside

Rocket League Update 1.33 Now Live; Patch Notes Inside
Kyle Durant
April 5, 2017

Last week a Rocket League update was released in order to fix up some odds and ends for the Dropshot DLC. It appears that Psyonix didn’t quite squash out all the bugs though. Patch 1.33 addresses the serious problem of the new loading screens causing crashes, fixing invisible balls on Neo Tokyo and some Xbox One related stuff. You can view the full 1.33 notes below.

  • Fixed an issue where the new loading screen format was causing players to crash out of game
  • Neo Tokyo (Private Matches) no longer has an invisible ball
  • Added protections to prevent Microsoft’s new Xbox Live text filters from crashing Rocket League
    • These protections address game crashes largely related to use of in-game chat, Leaderboards, and Custom Training
    • In-game messaging has been added to notify players of when Xbox and PlayStation text filters are causing issues in Rocket League
      • When this messaging is visible, Match play will be unaffected, while in-game chat, Leaderboards, and Custom Training will have limited functionality

Surprisingly, it looks like Dropshot has given Psyonix and gamers the most trouble out of all the new game mode additions. The extra 1.33 update proves that. Although the latest Rocket League DLC does involve a whole new angle to the soccer-car hybrid. Going from top to bottom is certainly different from side to side. Either way let us know if you’ve experienced any problems with the post-launch of Dropshot. Have you not even had any problems at all? Let us know in the comments below!

SOURCE: RocketLeague.com

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April 5, 2017
Kyle Durant

Lover of all things video games and PlayStation and my many platinum trophies can attest to that fact. My life was literally saved by gaming and I do everything to pay back that debt every day.

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