Psyonix has launched the Rocket League February update, and with it comes a few changes including a new competitive season. Ranks have been reset, but once you complete your 10 placement games you’ll probably find yourself in the same rank as where you were, as the back-end did not receive a hard reset this time.

For players who participated in Rocket League’s previous season, you will be awarded with a new set of wheels for whichever rank you were able to make, as well as all earlier ranks. Meaning if you are good enough to hit Diamond for example, you’ll get those wheels as well as Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze. The wheels are non-tradeable.

Season 6 Grand Champions will also receive the “Season 6 Grand Champion” title which appears under your name in games.

There are also some minor bug fixes in the Rocket League February update, as well as known issues that will be fixed in the next update. You can read about these after the drop.

BUG FIXES

General

• [Nintendo Switch] Fixed an issue with Party invites when the console language is set to Japanese

  • This fix may apply to any non-English standard characters outside of the Japanese language selection

• Players will no longer receive an error message when trying to trade up the ‘Maximon’ Decal for X-Devil

• After leaving a Competitive Match early, Competitive Matchmaking ban messages now display time correctly in hours and minutes in languages other than English.

KNOWN ISSUES

The following known issues will be addressed in a hotfix before our next major update:

• Appearance of the ‘Season 6 – Diamond’ Wheels

• Endgame Menu Division and Rank Up/Down notifications are not displaying

• Change Preset button in Endgame Menu is not working

• Lens flare opposing the car may appear in the main menu

Click here to read the full official Rocket League February update patch notes