Rocket League status: server issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Rocket League reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Rocket League users through our website.

• Online Play (32%)
• Sign in (30%)
• Matchmaking (25%)
• Glitches (6%)
• Game Crash (4%)
• Hacking / Cheating (3%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Rocket League outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Le Passage	Online Play	22 days ago
Livry-Gargan	Matchmaking	1 month ago
Beaupréau	Online Play	1 month ago
Nottingham	Sign in	1 month ago
Paris	Sign in	1 month ago
Saint-Michel-sur-Orge	Matchmaking	1 month ago

Full Outage Map

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Rocket League Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Sean Crockett (@SeanCrockett4) reported 6 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague PLAYERS ON CONSOLE FOCUS MORE ON ADJUSTING THEIR LIL MODS INSTEAD OF JUST PLAYING BETTER. GAMEPLAN TO FIX THIS??? OR DO YOU JUST LET EVERYONE MAKE YOUR GAME LOOK AWFUL? @RL_Status

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  Frank Wesseling (@frank_wess6648) reported 6 minutes ago

  @RL_Status I will predict your Rocket League lobby right now. Open the scoreboard before kickoff. The game is already showing you the match shape. Ranked is being sold as random players at similar skill, but the lobby often looks built through hidden pressure roles: clean timing on one side, drag and disruption on the other. Use this simple map: 🟢 0–85 = clean timing 🟡 86–130 = sticky timing 🟠 131–220 = awkward timing 🔴 221–400 = broken timing 🟢 Low green player = stabilizer. This is usually the lowest clean ping on the team. He keeps the team safe, gets back fast, covers mistakes, saves cleanly, and makes the whole side look more organized. 🟢 Second green player = follow-up. This player keeps pressure alive. He arrives after the first challenge, takes the second ball, closes gaps, and makes it feel like the ball never fully leaves their control. 🟡 Yellow player = connector. This is the sticky role. The ball keeps coming back through that lane. The match does not reset cleanly. Pressure gets recycled. 🟠 Orange player = timing breaker. This is where the game starts feeling wrong. Late-looking touches still work. Weird challenges land. Bad ***** turn dangerous. 🔴 Red player = survival pressure. Normal timing breaks. You stop playing clean rotation and start blocking, clearing, and surviving. Now compare teams like a match card: 🟦 Blue: 🟢20 Stabilizer | 🟢24 Follow-up | 🟢28 Follow-up 🟨 Yellow: 🟢21 Stabilizer | 🟡112 Connector | 🟠164 Timing Breaker Prediction: 🟦 Blue favored. Blue has three clean timing roles. Yellow has one clean role, then sticky timing and awkward timing. Yellow is fighting the opponent and the lobby structure at the same time. Another example: 🟦 Blue: 🟢16 Stabilizer | 🟢40 Follow-up | 🟠176 Timing Breaker 🟨 Yellow: 🟢23 Stabilizer | 🟢28 Follow-up | 🟢32 Follow-up Prediction: close. Yellow has the cleaner team. Blue has the dangerous timing breaker. If 🟠176 gets fed, Blue can bend the match. If the game stays clean, Yellow has the better base. This is the role pattern: 🟢🟢🟢 = clean team 🟢🟢🟡 = clean team with sticky pressure 🟢🟢🟠 = clean team with one timing breaker 🟢🟡🟠 = one clean player, one connector, one timing breaker 🟡🟡🟠 = sticky team feeding the timing breaker 🟠🟠🟠 = awkward timing lobby 🔴🔴🔴 = survival lobby The repeated clean ladder looks like this: 🟢16, 🟢20, 🟢21, 🟢22, 🟢23, 🟢24, 🟢28, 🟢32, 🟢36, 🟢40, 🟢44, 🟢60, 🟢64, 🟢72, 🟢80. The sticky and awkward layer looks like this: 🟡100, 🟡112, 🟠164, 🟠176, 🟠180. That pattern matters because ranked does not need to script every goal. It only needs to build the lobby so one side gets cleaner timing and the other side gets heavier timing, sticky pressure, or awkward disruption. Then the match plays out through “normal” touches while the structure was already loaded. This is how the system hides it. One match looks explainable. Bad teammate. Weird bounce. Lag. Bad read. Missed challenge. Ten matches start showing structure. Same low green clusters. Same yellow drag numbers. Same orange timing breakers. Same party stacks. Same clan tags. Same instant challenges. Same perfect second touches. Same teammate denial. Same match feel from kickoff. This is bigger than ping alone. Track every variable: 📶 exact ping number 🟢🟡🟠🔴 color band ➕ band-safe movement 📌 fixed ping 📌 grouped ping 📌 one side clean, one side mixed 📌 lowest green stabilizer 📌 yellow connector 📌 orange timing breaker 📌 red survival pressure 👥 party stacks 🏷 clan tags 🤖 bot-like movement ⚡ instant challenges 🎯 perfect second touches 🔁 weird recoveries 🚫 teammate denial 🌍 server region 🕒 match time 🎥 replay 📸 scoreboard screenshot The ***** trick is plausible unfairness. The match still looks playable. You still almost win. You still blame yourself. Then you queue again because the next lobby might feel clean. That is the engagement trap. Clean lobby gives hope. ***** lobby creates frustration. Frustration makes players requeue. Requeue keeps the system alive. This also explains why anti-cheat language matters. When a game suddenly needs stronger anti-cheat, bot detection, ban-evasion tracking, behavioural analysis, bot ban waves, and match cancellation for detected violations, the ranked integrity problem was never imaginary. If bot-like accounts still appear after that, the question becomes server-side: Who is being matched? How are accounts validated? How are lobbies built? Why do the same ping-role structures repeat? Why do clean stacks keep appearing on one side? Why do sticky and awkward roles appear exactly where the match starts bending? Why does the scoreboard predict the match feel before kickoff? This is the accusation: Rocket League ranked looks fixed through lobby-role construction. The system does not need to openly show rigging. It only needs to control pressure through matchmaking variables: ping bands, party structure, account behaviour, latency grouping, server routing, hidden trust scores, bot detection gaps, and role-weighted lobby balancing. The scoreboard is the receipt. It shows who stabilizes. It shows who follows up. It shows who connects pressure. It shows who breaks timing. It shows which side gets clean control. It shows which side gets friction. It shows which side is favored before the first goal. So stop arguing from feelings. Screenshot every scoreboard. Save every replay. Map both teams. Mark the roles. Compare the predicted match shape with the actual match flow. When the same structures keep repeating, “random ranked” stops working as an excuse.

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  Mizu 🌊 (@MizuRL) reported 11 minutes ago

  Easy Anti-Cheat comes to Rocket League tomorrow. I pray it ACTUALLY solves the hacking problem 💔

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  *shh (@FookThaCommies) reported 12 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague Yeah this ain’t gonna fix anything…anyway add trading back.

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  Laton Melville (@LatonMelville) reported 15 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague That's cool. How bout you fix the black loading screen on xbox as you join a game. Or the loading in 10 seconds into a game.

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  Kilo (@kilogya) reported 16 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague So the loading screen or something about the maps are causing me performance issues. Before it would do it sometimes, but now it sometimes lets me in. Sorry if this is asking too much but is there a way to optimize the loading? On an SSD, i5-11600k IGPU. Thanks!

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  tyreece (@tyreece_67) reported 16 minutes ago

  @NVIDIAGFN Can you fix Rocket Leauge it no longer launches since Epic added easy anti cheat to rocket league and it shows easy anti cheat it not installed and refuses to launch h

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  TonyAR 🐜 (@TheDesolateAnt_) reported 19 minutes ago

  @FoxyyChar Rocket League had that "trading" system to exchange items with other players... But sadly they ended up removing the mechanic because it would cause compatibility issues with Fortnite, because they were going to release Rocket Racing.

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  Lethamyr (@Lethamyr_RL) reported 20 minutes ago

  @MaTweetos Rocket League ruined some maps by changing material references. Nothing you can do unless you edit the map yourself in UDK or ask the original mapmaker to fix

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  ionut666 (@ionut666) reported 21 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague FIX THE GAME ON GEFORCE NVIDIA NOW!

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  Horus 👁🎩🤖 (@horusoflenexus) reported 21 minutes ago

  Managed to grind some Rocket League yesterday and increased my mmr by 109. Maybe the bot issue really was taken care of

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  Eleonora Paradis (@eleonoraparad) reported 23 minutes ago

  @RL_Status Server Rocket League is bad, many lag. It's not possible open together Fortnite and Rocket League due to easy anti-cheat.

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  Society is Embarrassing (@Random_Guy0016) reported 28 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague First match for me after the Easy-Anti cheat, match looked normal till a car touched me. Can't replicated that DLL lag if u wanted to. Same kind lag on a game server has if it is being DDOS'ed and your playing at same time as the attack, least u tried I guess.

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  Luna (@FrazTix_) reported 28 minutes ago

  Yea cool update on rocket league only wish they would fix their skill based match making so I can GET BETTER TM8S WHO DONT SELL LEAVE OR THROW MY MATCHES FOR NO GOOD GOD DAMN REASON

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  Sam Hegarty (@SamHegartyrq2d) reported 30 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague I have played a few games most of them where bots fix epic give the game back

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  feodorical (@arealcrazyman) reported 31 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague how about instead of this you fix how you ban your people, suddenly banned me for 20 minutes BECAUSE MY TEAMMATE LEFT THE GAME NOT ME?? I DIDNT EVEN LEAVE??

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  Lucas Bertholon (@NeyRox8221) reported 31 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague Easy Anti-Cheat : Yees No more BakkesMod : Yees Smurfing still here : Yees We’re losing tools, not fixing problems. #SaveBakkesMod

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  Maxwell Larson (@SidestepMechs) reported 32 minutes ago

  Rocket League matchmaking not working for anyone else?

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  LUKASGAMER8538 (EMPERADOR) (@Lukasgamer8538) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Iwanttobugatti I honestly don t know when the bugatti centodieci will arrive It was supposed to come to fortnite in october 2025 and then it arrived in chapter 7 but unfortunately it was removed due to a transfer error between rocket league and fortnite It will arrive in future updates though

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  Frank Wesseling (@frank_wess6648) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Nevee_RL I will predict your Rocket League lobby right now. Open the scoreboard before kickoff. The game is already showing you the match shape. Ranked is being sold as random players at similar skill, but the lobby often looks built through hidden pressure roles: clean timing on one side, drag and disruption on the other. Use this simple map: 🟢 0–85 = clean timing 🟡 86–130 = sticky timing 🟠 131–220 = awkward timing 🔴 221–400 = broken timing 🟢 Low green player = stabilizer. This is usually the lowest clean ping on the team. He keeps the team safe, gets back fast, covers mistakes, saves cleanly, and makes the whole side look more organized. 🟢 Second green player = follow-up. This player keeps pressure alive. He arrives after the first challenge, takes the second ball, closes gaps, and makes it feel like the ball never fully leaves their control. 🟡 Yellow player = connector. This is the sticky role. The ball keeps coming back through that lane. The match does not reset cleanly. Pressure gets recycled. 🟠 Orange player = timing breaker. This is where the game starts feeling wrong. Late-looking touches still work. Weird challenges land. Bad ***** turn dangerous. 🔴 Red player = survival pressure. Normal timing breaks. You stop playing clean rotation and start blocking, clearing, and surviving. Now compare teams like a match card: 🟦 Blue: 🟢20 Stabilizer | 🟢24 Follow-up | 🟢28 Follow-up 🟨 Yellow: 🟢21 Stabilizer | 🟡112 Connector | 🟠164 Timing Breaker Prediction: 🟦 Blue favored. Blue has three clean timing roles. Yellow has one clean role, then sticky timing and awkward timing. Yellow is fighting the opponent and the lobby structure at the same time. Another example: 🟦 Blue: 🟢16 Stabilizer | 🟢40 Follow-up | 🟠176 Timing Breaker 🟨 Yellow: 🟢23 Stabilizer | 🟢28 Follow-up | 🟢32 Follow-up Prediction: close. Yellow has the cleaner team. Blue has the dangerous timing breaker. If 🟠176 gets fed, Blue can bend the match. If the game stays clean, Yellow has the better base. This is the role pattern: 🟢🟢🟢 = clean team 🟢🟢🟡 = clean team with sticky pressure 🟢🟢🟠 = clean team with one timing breaker 🟢🟡🟠 = one clean player, one connector, one timing breaker 🟡🟡🟠 = sticky team feeding the timing breaker 🟠🟠🟠 = awkward timing lobby 🔴🔴🔴 = survival lobby The repeated clean ladder looks like this: 🟢16, 🟢20, 🟢21, 🟢22, 🟢23, 🟢24, 🟢28, 🟢32, 🟢36, 🟢40, 🟢44, 🟢60, 🟢64, 🟢72, 🟢80. The sticky and awkward layer looks like this: 🟡100, 🟡112, 🟠164, 🟠176, 🟠180. That pattern matters because ranked does not need to script every goal. It only needs to build the lobby so one side gets cleaner timing and the other side gets heavier timing, sticky pressure, or awkward disruption. Then the match plays out through “normal” touches while the structure was already loaded. This is how the system hides it. One match looks explainable. Bad teammate. Weird bounce. Lag. Bad read. Missed challenge. Ten matches start showing structure. Same low green clusters. Same yellow drag numbers. Same orange timing breakers. Same party stacks. Same clan tags. Same instant challenges. Same perfect second touches. Same teammate denial. Same match feel from kickoff. This is bigger than ping alone. Track every variable: 📶 exact ping number 🟢🟡🟠🔴 color band ➕ band-safe movement 📌 fixed ping 📌 grouped ping 📌 one side clean, one side mixed 📌 lowest green stabilizer 📌 yellow connector 📌 orange timing breaker 📌 red survival pressure 👥 party stacks 🏷 clan tags 🤖 bot-like movement ⚡ instant challenges 🎯 perfect second touches 🔁 weird recoveries 🚫 teammate denial 🌍 server region 🕒 match time 🎥 replay 📸 scoreboard screenshot The ***** trick is plausible unfairness. The match still looks playable. You still almost win. You still blame yourself. Then you queue again because the next lobby might feel clean. That is the engagement trap. Clean lobby gives hope. ***** lobby creates frustration. Frustration makes players requeue. Requeue keeps the system alive. This also explains why anti-cheat language matters. When a game suddenly needs stronger anti-cheat, bot detection, ban-evasion tracking, behavioural analysis, bot ban waves, and match cancellation for detected violations, the ranked integrity problem was never imaginary. If bot-like accounts still appear after that, the question becomes server-side: Who is being matched? How are accounts validated? How are lobbies built? Why do the same ping-role structures repeat? Why do clean stacks keep appearing on one side? Why do sticky and awkward roles appear exactly where the match starts bending? Why does the scoreboard predict the match feel before kickoff? This is the accusation: Rocket League ranked looks fixed through lobby-role construction. The system does not need to openly show rigging. It only needs to control pressure through matchmaking variables: ping bands, party structure, account behaviour, latency grouping, server routing, hidden trust scores, bot detection gaps, and role-weighted lobby balancing. The scoreboard is the receipt. It shows who stabilizes. It shows who follows up. It shows who connects pressure. It shows who breaks timing. It shows which side gets clean control. It shows which side gets friction. It shows which side is favored before the first goal. So stop arguing from feelings. Screenshot every scoreboard. Save every replay. Map both teams. Mark the roles. Compare the predicted match shape with the actual match flow. When the same structures keep repeating, “random ranked” stops working as an excuse.

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  Tony (@The_LastLeg) reported 42 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague fix your matchmaking you fkn dweebs I’m getting kids that play like bronze and I’m D2. Useless devs.

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  kino (@kiinogre) reported 45 minutes ago

  @TekkrohRL @RocketLeague @AlphaKep Fr tho anti cheats won’t fully stop the issue but it’s definitely going to discourage it and eventually the buying market for botting will lessen over time. That’s my guess

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  AJHP (@AJHP_) reported 52 minutes ago

  @AlphaKep @RocketLeague I get having hope but we knew it wasn't gonna fix anything and it wasn't gonna be long after tell the cheats get updated. Just gotta accept the fact that these bots are here and not going anywhere.

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  Chris (@Chris24385146) reported 52 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague FIX THE ******* MATCH MAKING!!! I'M TIRED OF PLAYING AGAINST A TEAM WHERE 1 PLAYER IS 3-5 RANKS HIGHER THAN ME, SO HE CAN CARRY HIS 5 RANK LOWER PLAYER UP!!!

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  عــصـــفـــور (@ASF17_) reported 53 minutes ago

  @RocketLeague What About Regions Problem? We need to play without servers problems ! Ping in Middle East is 150 Its so far ! & when i go to india sometimes 60ms sometimes 170! Europe is 115-120 Please fix it we cant enjoy the game like Before💔

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  Sean Crockett (@SeanCrockett4) reported 59 minutes ago

  @SteveBermRL @scrockettman @RocketLeague I know bro, console, but I shouldnt have to worry about what mods the opposing players are using. I have to literally change my game to sitting in the goal bc of macro/auto flick and 5050s combined with lag mods. Auto demo, auto correcting shots, more....they control console

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  Pabu (@Pabu_rl) reported 60 minutes ago

  @TwitchRubencit1 @RocketLeague @EpicGamesES I've been attacked by bots and DDoS attacks so many times. Any company that doesn't deal with trolls should be fired. You don't understand anything.

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  KC Daniel (@BrawlStars26303) reported 1 hour ago

  @RL_Status @RocketLeague @RocketLeague_FR Rocket League, remove EAC, it's useless. Just reinstate Bakkesmod and that's it. There are still bots and DDoS attacks, it's pointless.

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  (Sked) (@NickJuskewycz) reported 1 hour ago

  @AlphaKep @RocketLeague EAC has huge issues in a vast majority of PvP games. Sorry man. We lost Bakkesmod for nothing

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  Walker Valceus (@ValceusWalker) reported 1 hour ago

  @RL_Status I will say this again and again it comes back to Client to Client server disconnect and memory/storage being screwed up by firewalls. The damage hackers have left in rocket league is being shown with EAC. Adding an extra step to log in was the final straw. Lies don't build base