'Rocket League' News: How Devs Are Dealing With Server, Matchmaking-Related Issues

"Rocket League" players may have noticed that there are more issues plaguing the game recently that have led to longer waits to simply get into matches and even the servers are acting up.

Players are not the only ones who have noticed these issues, as the developers also caught wind of them and have recently laid out the different ways in which they are planning to address these problems.

Beginning with the matchmaking problems, devs have noted that this is apparently one issue that has become more prominent just recently. Still, even if these matchmaking issues are relatively new, that does not make them any more pleasant to deal with for the players.

In order to properly fix matchmaking, developers have already implemented some changes specifically meant to minimize instances wherein players were asked to endure extended waits just to get into a game. More substantial tweaks may also come later in the year as the people working on the issue learn more about what is actually causing it.

The people working on "Rocket League" have also noticed the issues that could cause the game to lag in some spots for players brought about by the server not working as intended. Obviously, a problem such as that is not a good one to have for any game, even more so for one that is predicated on providing fast-paced action.

First off, developers have shared that they are still looking further into these server issues to better understand what is behind them. They are also planning to roll out a new hotfix for the game that will be specifically designed to improve how servers perform whenever players are engaged in a "Dropshot" match.

Developers have also thanked fans for their continued support of the game even amidst these issues.

More news about "Rocket League" should be made available in the near future.