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Name

 Rocket League® 

 

Developer

 Psyonix, Inc. 

 

Publisher

 Psyonix, Inc. 

 

Tags

 Action 

 Indie 

 

Sports 

 

Racing 

 

Singleplayer 

 

Multiplayer 

 

 Co-op 

Release

 2015-07-07 

 

Steam

 € £ $ / % 

 

News

 489 

 

Controls

 Keyboard 

 

 Mouse 

 

 Full Controller Support 

 

Players online

 11940 

 

Steam Rating

 Very Positive 

Steam store

 https://store.steampowered.com/app/252950 

 

How long to Beat

Main Story

 4 Hours 

 

Main Story + Extras

 12 Hours 

 

Completionist

 27 Hours 

 

SteamSpy

Peak CCU Yesterday

  

Owners

 5,000,000 .. 10,000,000 +/-  

 

Players - Since release

  +/-  

Players - Last 2 weeks

  +/-  

Average playtime (forever)

 10453  

Average playtime (last 2 weeks)

 762 

Median playtime (forever)

 1693 

Median playtime (last 2 weeks)

 478 

Public Linux depots

 TAGame Linux [2.84 G] 


DLC

 Rocket League® - Supersonic Fury DLC Pack 


 Rocket League® - Revenge of the Battle-Cars DLC Pack 


 Rocket League® - Back to the Future™ Car Pack 


 Rocket League® - Chaos Run DLC Pack 


 Rocket League® - Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Car Pack 


 Rocket League® - Proteus 


 Rocket League® - Vulcan 


 Rocket League® - Triton 


 Rocket League® - Hot Wheels® Twin Mill™ III 


 Rocket League® - The Fate of the Furious™ Ice Charger 


 Rocket League® - Hot Wheels® Bone Shaker™ 


 Rocket League® - Aftershock 


 Rocket League® - Esper 


 Rocket League® - Masamune 


 Rocket League® - Marauder 


 Rocket League® – Fast & Furious™ '70 Dodge® Charger R/T 


 Rocket League® – Fast & Furious™ '99 Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 


 Rocket League® - DC Super Heroes DLC Pack 


 Rocket League® - Jurassic World™ Car Pack 


 Rocket League® - Hot Wheels® Triple Threat DLC Pack 


 Rocket League® - McLaren 570S Car Pack 


 Rocket League® - MLB Fan Pack 


 Rocket League® - Ghostbusters™ Ecto-1 Car Pack 


 Rocket League® - Knight Rider Car Pack 




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Competitive Rank Recalibration



We just deployed a hotfix that adjusts how Rocket League’s Competitive Skill Tiers are assigned to players and wanted to give you all some more information on what's changing.

Skill Distribution
Our Skill Tiers - Prospect, Challenger, Star, and Champion - are calibrated to reflect the overall distribution of player skills for the entire population of Rocket League. Like in many other games, this ends up looking a lot like a bell curve / normal distribution over time. In short, that means a lot of players are “average” and the further you get from average skill, the fewer players exist to fit that criteria. This essentially means you see a whole lot of Challenger I players, and not so many Grand Champions overall.

Since the skill reset at the start of Season 3, all four competitive playlists have settled into normal distributions over time, but on a slightly different scale than in Seasons 1 and 2. This isn't a bad thing in general, but it does mean that our old thresholds for deciding who gets promoted to Rising Star, Super Champion, etc. could be balanced a little better for the current season.

Adjusting Tiers
We just deployed two changes to address this and better distribute the active competitive player-base across the Skill Tiers:


  • Skill Tier thresholds have been lowered to include more players in the Star and Champion tiers.
  • Skill Tier Thresholds are now configured differently based on which mode you’re playing. The skill curve for 1v1 looks a little different than 3v3, for instance. This means Doubles now has different criteria for reaching Grand Champion than Solo Standard does. Each playlist should see similar percentages of players reach Champion tier and above. Because there are more total players playing Doubles, you’ll see more Doubles Grand Champions overall.


    In terms of how this will affect your personal rankings: most players at Challenger and above will see themselves gain anywhere from ½ to 2 skill tiers. For instance, a Rising Star in Doubles might now be considered a Shooting Star or a low-division All-Star. Prospect-ranked players will move less so -- from no change to roughly half a rank.

    Your ranks are not automatically updated, but winning matches will quickly calibrate you to the correct new rankings. Listed below, are some visuals of the overall Skill Distribution for Competitive Doubles for Season 3, before and after the changes.

    Before



    After


    As always, we'll continue to keep an eye on Competitive rankings and their related systems. See you again next time!


  • [ 2016-10-11 22:49:45 CET ] [ Original post ]