Before we get onto those, you should keep an eye on Rocket League Tracker (opens in new tab), an unofficial tool that provides thorough stats of your overall performance in competitive modes.ĭon’t worry about having to log in with Steam, though. It isn't an easy journey, but there are some tips that can help you to rank faster by playing more efficiently. Keep in mind they will only start counting if you win a match, since that’s the only requirement they have and you don’t have to worry about losing levels either. This is strictly for the items you’ll get at the end of a season, and yes, they’re attached to a Tier level as well. Once you start ranking, you’ll notice a new bar that displays yet another 10 matches under the name 'Season Reward Level'. But as you can probably imagine, falling from a Division I Tier will make you drop one Tier level. This gives you more ground to cover in case you get a few rough matches. It seems simple enough at first, but each rank (called Tiers in Rocket League) has four divisions, jumping from Division I to Division IV.
Again, while winning is important, the obtained score based on your performance and highlights is key to succeeding.Ģ0 ranks await you, which are the following: Unlike Blizzard’s multiplayer game, these placements tend to be far more benevolent even if you don’t win most matches. This means that you’ll have to play ten unranked games to gain a rank based on your experience, then start going upwards or downwards from there. Similar to Overwatch, Rocket League has placement matches for each of its competitive playlists. This will grant you a higher time margin for the future, but will also save you from the hassle of grinding placement matches in multiple playlists. (Image credit: Psyonix) All Rocket League ranksĪlthough there’s a lot to choose from, I advise you to stick to one playlist as soon as the season starts.
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