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Rocket League Season Nine will Start on Start on 24.9.2018 we still dont know when it ends should be around january or february 2019
Rocket League Season Eight Started 2018-6-1 and will End in 24. September
Rocket League Season Seven Started 2018-2-8 ends on 2018-05-29
Rocket League Season Six Started 2017-09-28 Ends early February.
Rocket League Season Five Started 2017-07-05 Ends 2017-09-28
Rocket League Season Four Started 2017-03-22 Ends 2017-07-05
Rocket League Season Three Started 2016-06-20 Ends 2017-03-22
Rocket League Season Two: Started 2016-02-11 Ends 2016-06-20
Rocket League Season One: Started 2015-09-08 Ends 2016-02-11
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Rocket League Season 6 Information
Patch v1.37 / Autumn Update was released on September 28, 2017. This update for Rocket League marked the start of Season 6.
If you follow the news related to the game Rocket League you already know that their seasons last for a few months at best. Usually, they last about 3-4 months per season. At the start of season 6, rocket league team decided to run a soft reset on all accounts that have previously placed in any Competitive Playlist. This means that every player will need to complete a set of ten placement matches, similar to when you play in a Competitive Playlist for the first time. Their reasoning for this is to recalibrate the entire player population for season 6. Season 6 will end in early 2018, exact date is not known yet
Season 5
Rocket League’s Competitive Season 5 commenced with the release of the Anniversary Update on July 5th. Contrary to the transition between previous Competitive Seasons, there was no Competitive Skill reset for Season 5. Your ranks carried over from Season 4 into Season 5.
Rewards for Season 5 were Player banners. Player banners, released on September 28, 2017, can be seen throughout Rocket League. Some player banners have customizable background colours, while others may be animated. Competitive Season 5 player banners show a dragon enveloping the banner and corresponding level badge.
Season 4
Beginning on March 22, 2017, Season 4 reintroduced the rankings previously used in Season 1, but with major changes and still using the same progression mechanic first introduced in Season 2. As a result, the skill tiers were completely reworked, and the number of skill tiers was increased to 19, and the number of divisions was reduced to four for each tier. All players were given a soft skill reset at the start of Season 4 so as to prevent the matchmaking issues that occurred in Season 3. Trails are a customization option added on July 5, 2017, as part of the second-anniversary Champions Field update. Trails record the time of boost used while equipped. Unlike rocket boosts, a Battle-Car's trail is only activated when it reaches supersonic speeds.
Season 3
Competitive Season 3 began with patch v1.19 on June 20, 2016, and ended with patch v1.31 on March 22nd, 2017. Season 3 was the longest Competitive Season so far, lasting approximately nine months. Competitive Season 3 was announced to have included a restriction on Party Matchmaking for Competitive play, based on the skill tier of each respective player in a single party. If the skill range of the party exceeded three tiers, that party would not be able to queue for any Competitive playlist. This was never implemented in Season 3. Patch v1.22 on September 8th, 2016, implemented the inactivity rules for Competitive play. Players who do not play a Competitive match for 30 days or longer are considered inactive. Inactive players are excluded from Competitive Leaderboards, and their skill tiers are reset to Unranked.
Wheels are a customization option in Rocket League. They represent a set of wheels that rest below the Battle-Car body, and each wheelset has a unique rim design and tire treads. Wheels record the distance driven while equipped. Most – but not all – wheels can be painted.
Season 2
Season 2 saw Ranked renamed to Competitive as it is now called. Competitive Season 2 began with patch v1.11 on February 11th, 2016, and ended with patch v1.19 on June 20th, 2016. Competitive Season 2 introduced the new Competitive Tiers and replaced the Ranked Points with Skill Rating to make the progression system much more skill-based as opposed to Season 1’s points-based progression. Unlike in the previous season, every player started Season 2 at Unranked and was required to play 10 placement matches before they could be seeded to any skill tier.
Rocket Boosts are a customization option in Rocket League. They shoot out of the back of the Battle-Car when using boost, and depending on the car used, either shoot out in a single or double trail. Rocket boosts record the time of boost used while equipped.
Season 1
The first official Rocket League competitive season was known as Ranked. Ranked Season 1 began with patch v1.05 on September 8th, 2015, and ended with patch v1.11 on February 11th, 2016. Ranked Season 1 used a progression system based on Ranked Points. Players ranked up by accumulating 100 RP within a rank. Going below 0 RP within a rank resulted in a demotion.
Toppers represent a type of hat that sits on top of the Battle-Car. Toppers record the number of goals scored while equipped. Toppers can be certified or painted.
Rocket League Season 9 Rewards
Still no information about the new season.
Rocket League Season 8 Rewards
Silver, Champion, Gold from left to right, you can see dates when the season starts and ends in Rocket League too.
Rocket League Season 7 Rewards
- Bronze I or higher – ‘Season 7 – Tier 1’ Player Banner
- Silver I or higher – ‘Season 7 – Tier 2’ Player Banner + lower Player Banner
- Gold I or higher – ‘Season 7 – Tier 3’ Player Banner + lower Player Banners
- Platinum I or higher – ‘Season 7 – Tier 4’ Player Banner + lower Player Banners
- Diamond I or higher – ‘Season 7 – Tier 5’ Player Banner + lower Player Banners
- Champion I or higher – ‘Season 7 – Tier 6’ Player Banner + lower Player Banners
- Grand Champion – ‘Season 7 Grand Champion' in-game Title + ‘Season 7 – Tier 7’ Player Banner + lower Player Banners
Rocket League Season 6 Rewards
Remember: to qualify for Season 6 Reward Wheels, you will first need to have placed in at least one Competitive Playlist, and have earned the necessary Season Reward Level wins.
- Bronze I or higher – Season 6 Bronze Wheels
- Silver I or higher – Season 6 Silver Wheels + lower Wheels
- Gold I or higher – Season 6 Gold Wheels + lower Wheels
- Platinum I or higher – Season 6 Platinum Wheels + lower Wheels
- Diamond I or higher – Season 6 Diamond Wheels + lower Wheels
- Champion – Season 6 Champion Wheels + lower Wheels
- Grand Champion – ‘Season 6 Grand Champion' in-game Title + Champion Wheels + lower Wheels
Rocket league Season 5 Rewards
For those who placed in Competitive Playlists this season, Rocket League team announced, that the Season 5 Rewards are a new player customization item they’re rolling out in the Autumn Update. Player Banners will be seen throughout Rocket League, including the main menu screen and during goal replays, and the Season 5 Rewards are unique Player Banners tied to each Competitive Tier.
The Reward Banners, seen above, will be handed out as follows:
- Bronze I or higher – Season 5 Bronze Player Banner
- Silver I or higher – Season 5 Silver Player Banner + lower Banners
- Gold I or higher – Season 5 Gold Player Banner + lower Banners
- Platinum I or higher – Season 5 Platinum Player Banner + lower Banners
- Diamond I or higher – Season 5 Diamond Player Banner + lower Banners
- Champion – Season 5 Champion Player Banner + lower Banners
- Grand Champion – ‘Season 5 Grand Champion' in-game Title + Grand Champion Player Banner + lower Banners
Rocket league Season 4 Rewards
At the end of season 4 of Rocket League, every eligible Rocket League player will receive at least one brand new [Supersonic] ‘Trail,” which is one of several car customization options you have to choose from. These Trails, which are a mix of purple, blue, and white by default, appear when your car goes Supersonic (when you use boost), acting as a visual cue for when your car is going its absolute fastest.
Each Skill Tier group — Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, and Champion — will have its own untradeable Trail. The highest Season Reward you receive is tied to the highest Tier you reached in any Competitive Playlist during Season 4. If you reached Champion at any point in Season 4, then dropped to Diamond or lower, you will still get the Champion-level Trail, along with Trails for every lower Tier.
Rocket league Season 3 Rewards
At the end of season 3 of Rocket League the rewards were special Wheels awarded to all players who have placed in Competitive Playlists.
The rewards are given out:
- Prospect I or higher – Season 3 Prospect Wheels
- Challenger I or higher – Season 3 Challenger Wheels
- Rising Star or higher – Season 3 Star Wheels
- Champion or higher – Season 3 Champion Wheels
- Grand Champion – “Season 3 Grand Champion” Title
Rocket league Season 2 Rewards
At the end of season 2 of Rocket League the rewards were given out to all players based on their division rank.
- Prospect I or higher – Season 2 Prospect Rocket Trail
- Challenger I or higher – Season 2 Challenger Rocket Trail
- Rising Star or higher – Season 2 Star Rocket Trail
- Champion or higher – Season 2 Champion Rocket Trail
- Grand Champion – “Season 2 Grand Champion” Title
Rocket league Season 1 Rewards
At the end of season 1 of Rocket League they introduced rewards. Rewards were limited edition crowns with Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum variants. Equipable as Toppers for your Battle-Car, these rewards are based on your highest Division rank at the time that Season 1 ends. For example, if a player was “Silver II” in 1v1 and “Gold I” in 2v2, the delivered Crown would be Gold.
