Rocket League: Season 22 changes
Rocket League Season 22 just landed with visible MMR now shown to players, more realistic training (new flip‑reset cues), and explicit boost‑pad charge progress to improve in‑match resource play. The tweak is designed to make ranked progression clearer and to help players learn advanced mechanics faster. (store.epicgames.com)
Patch v2.66 that prepares Season 22 rolled out with a scheduled release on March 10, 2026 at 4:00 PM PT (March 11, 2026 12:00 AM UTC) and deployed across Epic Games Store, Steam, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo platforms. (rocketleague.com) Visible MMR is an opt‑in setting that, when enabled, displays your MMR on Competitive playlist tiles and on the end‑of‑match Ranked scoreboard, and the option explicitly does not affect Casual playlists. (rocketleague.com) Large boost pads now have a visual recharge indicator and the respawn timer for those pads is 10 seconds, with the indicator gradually refilling over that interval rather than giving an exact timestamp. (rocketleague.com) The flip‑reset indicator adds a new audio and visual cue that triggers when a player regains their dodge by contacting the ball with three or more wheels; the effect is only visible/audible to the performing player and to spectators (but appears for all players during replays), and it can be disabled in Settings. (rocketleague.com) Season 22’s Ranked shakeup keeps Snowday in the Ranked rotation, returns Dropshot to Ranked, removes 4v4 Quads from Ranked (moving it to Casual), and adds Ranked 2v2 Heatseeker, with a soft rank reset applied across all Ranked playlists. (rocketleague.com) Psyonix introduced tournament changes that include new Weekly Cash Cups hosted via Repeat.gg (players must link accounts at rpt.gg/cashcups), automatic conversion of unspent Season 21 Tournament Credits into rewards, and new Tournament Reward items for Season 22. (rocketleague.com) Quality‑of‑life additions beyond the big gameplay cues include the return of playlist population numbers in the queue menu, an Override Boost Audio option that sets your local boost sound to any equipped Boost, and several new Quick Chats added to the in‑game chat wheel. (rocketleague.com)
